ArtToFrames 24x36 Poster Frame, 1.25" Black Custom Picture Frame for 24 x 36 Photos, Comes with Plexi Glass and Corrugated Backing, WOMFRBW26079-24x36

Excellent beautiful frame that worked very nicely to frame my Apollo art print. Very well made and was easy to add the hanging gear that came with the frame. Love it above my desk in the living room. I would definitely recommend this frame for your art or larger family photos you might want to showcase on your wall. Also I will be looking into more future frames to purchase specifically from Art To Frames for my other art pieces. Thanks guys.

This 24 x 36 poster frame exceeded expectations, at 1.25” I thought the frame itself would be too obtrusive, but it looks perfect with the poster chosen to go inside of it. It’s solidly made and sturdy, the hardware that comes with it to attach vertically or horizontally is quality. The flexible plexiglass had a protective sheet on both sides and in the frame you cannot tell it’s not glass. The cardboard backing is quite sturdy as well. The metal tabs might eventually wear out if you take the poster in and out frequently. Definitely a value for the money - it does not look “cheap” *packaged securely and arrived before it was expected.

I purchased this frame to hold a smaller poster that I had purchased at a Sia concert. SHIPPING/PACKAGING: The frame arrived on time and was very well packaged. You could tell that care had been taken on behalf of the company to guarantee a safe delivery. It was almost like a box within a box - and there were these little diagonal inserts to keep it from budging. I've never seen anything so well packaged from Amazon! COVER: The cover that protects the image is made of plastic and has a film on each side to prevent scratching. I was hoping that it might be a clear film so I could leave it on the plastic, but it's a cloudy/bubbled film that must be removed if you want to see what you are framing! I actually really appreciate the plastic covering instead of glass because if something crazy happens and it drops, I'm not out of luck on still having a frame! FRAME: The frame was the perfect size and the poster fit perfectly. The edges of the frame touched correctly - there was no misalignment or spacing. There wasn't excess "move" room - you know, where there is like a few centimeters and the picture can drop in time leaving an exposed space - this was measured perfectly! To keep your picture inside, there is a piece of cardboard on the back of the frame and the little metal hinges that you have to physically push up and down - not the little metal kind that swivel and seal under the frame. I've included a picture as an example - letter "d" is the hinge I'm referring to (and I feel like hinge is not the correct word!) There was hardware included to hang this item - but I actually have it leaning in a bookshelf instead. I've previously purchased poster protectors/frames from places like Walmart, Michaels, and Target - this frame looks much higher end than those from the front (and who really cares about the cardboard back!) I appreciate knowing that my items are well protected and I would purchase this frame again! :) Disclaimer: I PAID FULL PRICE FOR THIS ITEM BECAUSE NO ONE ON AMAZON GIVES ME FREE STUFF. Hahah.

Bought this frame for a photo I shoot probably 1.5 years ago. I had the print rolled up in a box for that time and actually forgot about it. The print was an odd size, 14x24, so I took a while to decide to frame it. Doing a little spring cleaning, I came across the print and figured I should probably do something with it. I wanted something simple, that would look decent. Because of the weird size, I couldn't get a 12x16 frame and I wanted matting, so I went with the 18x24. This one looked good so I ordered it. As usual, Amazon Prime shipped the product with blazing speed and the item arrived the next day. It was well packaged (actually almost too well - it was like taking a child's toy out of a box with all those plastic ties holding it in). However, that was great because the item was not damaged during shipment. The outside of the shipping box was marked "Glass". Once I had the frame out, it looked great, but there were a couple things I shrugged my shoulders about. 1) The frame is very light, and comes with a wire hanging assembly. While these are OK, and I've used them before to hang heavy items, I thought this was a bit of overkill. I would have liked to have had a simple sawtooth hanger pre-installed. Anyway, nothing super bad. 2) There was no glass with this frame. Now, maybe it was something I overlooked when I ordered, but I guess I just expected glass. This frame came with Plexiglass. On the up side, the plexi is clear and was protected with a thin film as expected. I just didn't notice that it wasn't glass which was what I really wanted. Overall, the frame seems decent for the price. The back cardboard piece that covers the print during installation is corrugated cardboard and probably wouldn't hold up to several photo changes over time, but it serves the purpose. I added a white matte for $7, so for a grand total of $30 I got what I think is a good looking piece of art for my wall. I would use again should I need something else this size on a budget. If I had a few extra bucks to spend, I'd look for something with glass.

These frames look great, seem great, and are some of the few I could find with square sizing. The weight was as expected as they were fully wooden with glass. They were packaged beautifully and i'm going to keep the box for moving either these frames or others in the future. Easy to slip in the photos/poster and hopefully the tabs will stay effective for many changes (as eventually the metal tabs can fall off or break if used too often). A few of the corners, the backs of the corners so it doesn't really show, peeled a little bit from the cardboard on in the packaging but nothing too bad and if need be I could easily just put some place paint on it anyway. My only "complaint" would be that the fitting was a bit tight for my posters. I got the 16" x 16" frame and the poster I put in were scrapping the edges, this could be the posters themselves being a sliver (I mean a mm or so, I didn't measure them so I couldn't say for certain) too large and thus not being exactly 16". This being said, these frames have no leeway or spacing I am fairly sure of so, If you have anything that is not the specified size for your frame, it will be challenging to fit or get looking right (if it's too small). The backing for the frames also fits in touching the edges so folding the flaps was a bit challenging as they all had to be 90 degrees or more bent upward for them not to scrape it. This is specified by the manufacturer and there are a HUGE amount of sizes to choose from so you could even get a larger size if you wanted. All in all, I can nothing of durability as I have only had these for about a week but, they seem very well made and sturdy (I'm sure they could withstand a few falls but they do have glass in them so I am not going to try it). If I decide to get more square posters, I will definitely come to these guys first and will consider regular rectangle frames from them as well in the future. Overall I rate them at an 4.8/5.

Very nice I just somehow measured wrong and it doesn't fit my picture and for the return shipping it's not worth it so I will keep

A couple years ago I bought a print that has been living exclusively in the poster tube it came in because we didn't really have anywhere to put it. But a recent shift to working from home meant some rearranging to create an office space and some new wall space. Finally a reason to frame my print and hang it. After researching different options, I picked the ArtToFrames 18" x 36" frame. I liked the simple black frame to accompany the print. It arrived completely intact a couple days after ordering. Set up was easy and the print fit perfectly. Price was very affordable, so I'll definitely keep them in mind for more frames since I've got a bunch more prints in tubes around the house.

A few years ago, I decided to create several photography installations around my home, a blend of my own original shots and those of eras long past, from throughout my family tree. I needed a multitude of frames, in many sizes, but didn’t have a lot of cash to spend on them. Through ebay, I found ArtToFrames, whose pieces look great and don’t cost an arm and a leg. Every frame I received was perfect. They all came with glass, not plexi, which I always prefer in smaller frames. After that, I bought more for a collage of vintage records. I’ve even framed my own paintings which needed larger frames, and therefore were furnished with plexiglass. Today, years later, they are all still in great shape. On this occasion, I needed a frame for a new print I received. I was so happy to see that my favorite seller had just the ticket: a chunky wood frame, 1.25” around, in black. I had a question about the product, regarding the opening’s measurements... my print is 16” x 24” and I wanted to be sure that this area — the part where the art shows — was the right size. Within 24 hours, I received a message from the seller, who told me, “The photo opening is 16 x 24 and the overall dimensions including the frame [sic] is 18 x 26.” You can see the details in my accompanying video... and what a handsome piece this is. I’ve seen customer comments regarding a lack of quality with this company’s products. I can honestly say that of the more than dozen frames I’ve purchased from them in the past decade, none of them have been anything less than flawless. Unlike other reasonably-priced frames I’d previously bought, there haven’t been any staples or nails sticking out, no loose panels, no chipped glass, and no blemished plexi. Regarding the displeasure about plexiglass being used, it’s this simple: frames over a certain size will contain it. Glass is too fragile to use on larger pieces; the chances of such a large piece showing up unharmed are between slim and none. And just like glass, plexi can pick up damage if not handled properly. If you treat it with the same care that you treat glass, you won't have any problems. I wouldn’t want to buy frames with glass for my paintings — if the frame fell or was dropped or banged around during a move, it would most likely break or, at the very least, chip and crack, which could do damage to irreplaceable art. The frame I just received was well-packed: cardboard corners protected the wooden components. Plastic film on both sides made sure that the plexi was in perfect shape. The print I framed is a mostly black canvas so blemishes would be easily seen... and there’s not a one. I managed to attach the brackets and wire to the back of it, insert the print, do two photoshoots in various locations, and hang it on the wall without incurring any damage… see for yourself in the video. Obviously I can’t say what other people received. I can tell you, from my many personal experiences with ArtToFrame’s products, that they make impressive, reliable frames, in which I will never hesitate to house my photography and fine art.

if fit a custom photo perfectly of Chris Martin from Coldplay....important pic

Frames are a little twisted, nothing velcro command strips won't fix, but over priced for the quality. Protective film on each side of the plexiglass, so no issues with scratches as some other reviewers have had.

Just the frame that I needed. It arrived in great condition.

Overall for the listed price, the frame is excellent. The shipping on the other hand was too expensive (almost double the cost of the frame). Even though the shipping was reasonably quick, the box came in pretty bad shape (giant hole), although the frame was fine. The frame also does not already come ready to hang, instead it required you to attach the hanging parts yourself. This is not a huge issue but can be somewhat annoying and time consuming. My order did not come with the sawtooth that I need but I will not be using that anyways. Lastly, the frame is quite thin so make sure you properly measure whatever you will put inside the frame.

Frame is OK but I failed to see the steep shipping fees which was twice the cost of the frame.