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Common sizes for white wood frames include 4×6, 5×7, 8×10, 11×14, 11×17, 10×20, and 12×18 inches.

White wood frames are made for wall or tabletop use. Wall frames commonly include sawtooth hangers, D-rings, or hanging-triangle brackets and support both horizontal and vertical orientation. Smaller frames typically use easel backs for tabletop display.

Frames are constructed from solid wood or engineered materials such as MDF/composite. Back panels are frequently rigid MDF paneling or similar MDF backing, which is commonly listed alongside solid wood frame options.

Available finishes include black, espresso, cherry, gold, mahogany, natural, walnut, white, and whitewash. Some listings specifically show white or whitewash finishes.

Some white wood frames use shatter-resistant acrylic glazing paired with a rigid MDF backing, while others use glass glazing.

Frames 12 inches and larger typically include two D-ring mounting brackets and four screws for secure wall installation. Frames 11 inches and smaller typically include two sawtooth brackets and four screws.

Gallery-style frames list a face width of 7/8", a rabbet depth of 1-1/8", and an overall frame depth of 1-1/2".

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