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Vertical Installation
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Horizontal Installation
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Vertical Installation
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Horizontal Installation
Dumbydee
Reviewed in the United States on March 29, 2025
The frame was easy enough to assemble and looks really nice. However, when you try to insert the canvas it just does not fit like it should. I have two other frames that my canvas pictures fit in perfectly but this frame does not hold the picture as it should. Overall, the frame is made well and looks nice but what is a frame that will not hold your canvas.......garbage.
Frodo111
Reviewed in the United States on March 28, 2025
The frame is well-made and easy to assemble. However, as others have noted, the outer dimensions are 16x20, making it a tight squeeze for a 16x20 canvas. You may need to work to squeeze the canvas in, and a small portion of the edges will be covered by the frame.
MDCF
Reviewed in the United States on March 27, 2025
This is a great-quality metal frame. It is the type you would get from a framed shop and I feel like while it is good quality and relatively easy to put together, it is not what the person off the street wants for a frame. I think a lot of people wouldn't like the fact that it doesn't come with glass and that they have to assemble it themselves. If you don't mind this, then this frame is a good fit for you. You do a bit of extra work but you get excellent-looking results.
boris813
Reviewed in the United States on February 8, 2025
As mentioned by another reviewer, this frame is not a floater. A 16x20 canvas barely fits in the frame and because it must sit on the floater ridge, the depth is much less than .81" and the canvas sticks out beyond the frame. The spring clips are not suitable for securing canvas, they are for rigid bases that are matted andor under glass. Can you securely mount a canvas in this frame? Maybe, but not with the hardware included. Unfortunate, because with a little thought it could've been a decent frame.
Jackswife35
Reviewed in the United States on February 18, 2025
I cant wait to finish my painting to place it in this frame. It is heavy and super durable. For the quality of the frame, it is at a good price point. I love the color and have nothing bad to say about it.
Kathy K
Reviewed in the United States on January 8, 2025
I generally paint on wood cradles but occasionally on watercolor paper. The paper I adhere to either hard foam or onto the wood cradle. Then I have to pay to have someone frame the picture and that can be expensive (particularly if you were to go somewhere like Michaels to get it done. This reduces the cost greatly and is easy to assemble. It comes with all the fasteners and very clear instructions. Best of all the frame is very attractive. It is so well packaged that I don't believe it would be possible for the metal to be scratched or dented before it arrives in the mail. (In fact it takes quite awhile to unpackaged the telephone multi wrapped around the entire set. Be prepared for the delay but it is worth it.). The black color s truly a deep black and perfect for art show framing. Nicer than I expected.
ChiCindy36
Reviewed in the United States on January 8, 2025
This is a well-manufactured frame that is easily assembled. The mitered edges fit together well with no gaps in the front. It has a clean, modern look to complement contemporary and abstract art. It uses pressure bars to keep the canvas in place rather than affixing screws to the stretchers. There are repositionable hanging hooks included for vertical or horizontal artwork. Be sure to measure your canvas before ordering, as the use of pressure bars means it is optimized for canvases between .75" and 1" depth.
Dave
Reviewed in the United States on January 13, 2025
Looks like a decent frame - nicely blacked aluminum with the essential hardware to assemble and hang. The problem is that it is NOT a 16x20 float frame. When assembled, the frame edges measure exactly 16x20. There's no "float". Even getting the canvas (pre-stretched store-bought canvas) into the frame is a bit of a squeeze. See the photos for the exact measurement. In order to float, the actual frame size should be at lease 16.5 x 20/5 to allow a quarter inch of "float". There is absolutely NONE on this frame. Really too bad because it is otherwise a nice black aluminum frame. Should I have given it two stars?
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