MCS Original Poster Frame 16x20 Black Lightweight Vertical & Horizontal Wall Hanging Large Picture Frame for Posters, Art Prints & Gallery Wall (1-Pack)

Update : after I opened the package looked like only 3 but there are 6 didn’t realize they were so thin .

When I got my 6 frames they came in good quality except one of them as one of the six was cracked, I contacted them about the problem asking for a replacement if possible and got 6 more the next day. They work fast and best for the product we bought and to enjoy, and i appreciate the new frames, thank you so much y'all are absolutely amazing

After considering many framing options including building my own poster frames, I bought these because it was the most cost-effective of options. They look good and a standard cut 24" x 36" poster will fit in them perfectly. I would buy these again, and may in the future for another project.I ordered a 6 pack of these frames; they come bundled in sets of 2, wrapped together in plastic, altogether in a large box with extra styrofoam to protect them in shipping, and marked as Fragile. Despite this, two of the frames arrived with minor edge damage on the acrylic under the frame edge - nothing against the manufacturer or the product, that's on the shipping company and something you might encounter, even though I would consider packaging as adequate. This damage is not visible with the frame edges in place.However, one of the frames that had the edge damage also had a crack near the center of the acrylic, on a frame packed behind another inside of its wrap. A second set of these frames had the protective film damaged in the exact same spot that did not crack the acrylic, and looks to be something that happened during the initial packaging of the frames. Damage was minor enough that I felt it did not warrant a return; the poster I chose for that frame obscures the damage. (See photos for comparison of appearance at distance / close-up.) The rest of the frames arrived pristine.The frames look good, were easy to assemble and slide a poster into - the frame edges just slide off, remove the photo insert from between the backing and the acrylic, remove the thin film protecting the face side of the acrylic in a satisfying manner, line up the poster with the acrylic, replace the backing and slide the frame edges back on to reassemble. Due to the flexibility of the acrylic the frames had a very subtle bowing forward that prevents them from sitting completely flush with the wall, something that can be ironed out on a flat surface with some weight on its face, but wasn't necessary for me to do.

Perfect fit for Anyma cover posters!Had no issues with it! Delivered safe and unbroken! Cheaper alternative than full on heavy frames!

For cheap poster frames, its hard to beat this. Most economical way to frame posters, especially if you buy like new/open box/return from amazon warehouse. And they look decent installed.The problem I had was installation was a little tedious, but completely do able.felt like I was damaging my poster trying to make it fit into frame (the edges of poster).I messed up, and tried to hang the frame with double sided tape and velcro strips. This worked for a few days and it looked good; came home from work, poster on floor, and front plastic protection was cracked in corner.The reason it fell is on me, I suspect I didnt do the adhesives right or shouldve used more. Either way, the fall made the poster look ratty with a lower chunk of the translucent plastic broken off.All in all, these looks good but make sure you mount them right because if they fall off the wall they arent the most durable, the front clear plastic can snap and crack off, so be careful.

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Unfortunately, I ended up having to return mine because I purchased the wrong size. It turns out my poster is a custom size. However, it was easy enough to use and I appreciate that the plexiglass had a clear protective film on both sides showing that would not be delivered, scratched or scuffed.The one piece of advice I can give is that there are no instructions explaining how to remove the edges of the frame so that you can insert your poster. You need to gently pull or slide them off the edge. I initially thought that the border was metal and I was trying to peel it back like you do with the tabs on a regular picture frame , thankfully, the plastic that surrounds the edges of the poster is quite resilient and I didn’t break it so I was able to figure it out. Hopefully that helps.

These are very lightweight frames with plastic, not glass. I didn't expect glass for this price, but I also wasn't expecting the frames to be very lightweight pieces of plastic that slide into place. Be very careful sliding those end pieces on. You can cause the entire print and cardboard area to buckle if you push too much pressure on trying to get the end pieces on.I would recommend these for home, not for sale to clients. They seem a bit too flimsy for that.