Glazing is typically clear acrylic or plexiglass. Several listings specify UV-resistant acrylic glazing or plexiglass fronts for improved protection and clarity.
Mounting varies by frame: many include sawtooth hangers or hanging triangles, some have ready-to-hang hangers, and larger sizes may include D-rings and a picture wire kit. Always check the product listing for included hardware.
Frames provide easy access via back openings such as bendable tabs or flex-tab backs. User reviews also mention swivel tabs that simplify swapping artwork or photos.
Several frames use UV-resistant acrylic glazing and list acid-free backing or mats. These features help reduce UV exposure and slow yellowing over time, but specifics vary by listing.
Most frames support both horizontal and vertical display, though a few listings note a single orientation (for example, vertical-only). Check the product details for orientation options.
Look for removable protective film on plexiglass/acrylic fronts and check that the packaging provides protective padding. Several listings and reviews note protective packing and a removable film that should be removed before use.
