Adeco Decorative Wood Wall Hanging Picture Frame, 4 by 6-Inch, Black, 5-Divided Opening

I purchased this frame for a Father's Day gift for my husband. I put pictures of the kids holding the letters D A D D Y. This frame worked perfectly as it had 5 openings that were 4x6's. The only drawback, and this is definitely NOT a deal-breaker, but the back is one solid piece (each window does not have it's own cover), and I had to tape my photos to keep them centered in the openings of the frames. Also, be sure to note that this is a frame that is meant to be hung on the wall. It does not have a stand to sit up by itself. That should be self-evident from the title, "wall hanging" frame, but just wanted to throw that out there. :)

Like that it can be hung horizontally or vertically. Looks nice. Used for family photos.

Exactly what I wanted for a narrow space

Well, I had been wanting a nice picture frame to display all my vignettes of the past elegantly...after some careful shopping around I settled on this one...I've gotten kind of bummed out from the poor quality of picture frames from some of these discount retailers....(had one that broke or got cracked once) Was real excited to get this and I have to say packaging was excellent...arrived in a timely manner as well...Please keep this in mind if you do decide to purchase this item...This frame does not have individual slots for all 5 pictures. You will need to stagger your photos side by side or they will move around...I used the filler paper on the inside as a guide and some double-sided adhesive tape to arrange my pictures. It is designed to hold five 4" b y 6" pictures...all of them EITHER portrait or landscape orientation, but not both. Then I replaced the back side, unfortunately I was taken aback by the fact that the back panel thingy did not sit right (I had to use duct tape to secure it.) There are the little tab things, but they didn't seem very secure to me. Lastly, when you get ready to hang your work, there are open slots on the back for either side of hanging...but NOT the apparatus for stringing the wire from one side to the other common with custom made picture frames. It may be possible for me to install two little eyehook thingys but probably not easy; something I may have to figure out on my own. No, I am not a professional framer or anything, just someone who's bought picture frames AND dealt with custom framing of my work so I do know that the latter option is better. Many times I find that custom framing can be pricey so I just purchase and use eyehooks, wire, and do the measuring myself. I have been in multiple art shows so I've learned a lot about this common issue!Not to discourage anyone from buying this frame but wanted others to be aware of the above caveats I mentioned; I suppose it depends on what your needs are and how much time you want to spend on framing your pictures. Right now my frame is sitting on a shelf until I can figure out how to modify the little open slots on the back...I HATE dealing with nails and I will either use those plastic adhesive hooks or just not hang anything on the wall that seems a little heavy. I do have a stud finder...but I'm kind of lazy and I just play it safe sometimes!!

Arrived with one of the glass frames broken. The whole frame seemed sturdy and good quality and it was packaged very well so I'm guessing it was poor mail handling.