Brass-finish frames are typically made from metal (often aluminum), polystyrene (plastic), or wood. The glazing is usually glass, though some models use styrene (a clear plastic) as an alternative—check the product listing to confirm which glazing is used.
Many brass wall frames use sawtooth hangers for wall mounting. Some listings include additional mounting hardware or describe other wall-mount options, while a few note that no hardware is provided. Always check the product details to see what’s included.
Most brass-style frames use glass glazing for clear protection. Some frames use styrene (clear plastic) glazing instead, which is lighter and less likely to shatter. Verify the glazing type in the product specification before buying.
Most brass wall frames are designed for wall display and support both vertical and horizontal hanging. Some models cannot stand on a tabletop—check the product details if you need a freestanding option.
Care instructions are typically spot-clean or wipe-clean only—use a soft, dry or slightly damp cloth. The glazing (glass or styrene) protects prints from dust and handling; avoid abrasive cleaners and excessive moisture to prevent damage.