never again - By: patricia george
hanford, CA - Posted: Apr 3, 2013
once i took the frame apart to put in my poster i couldn't get the frame onto the cardboard again. it won't slide on and i couldn't get it to snap back on so i ended up cutting away a layer of cardboard to get it together and then it was too thin and i had to tape the back to hold it all together.

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Good, Inexpensive Frame - By: Mark
San Francisco, CA - Posted: Mar 14, 2013
These frames are all plastic, but a very good frame for the price. They are not for fine art, but great for things like posters and photos. I used the to frame a bunch of rock concert posters - they work well and are the correct size. I put acid free tissue paper between the poster and the cardboard back to protect them from the acid in the cardboard.

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No frills; does its job - By: Trevour
Austin, TX - Posted: Nov 12, 2012
This is about as basic as frames can get: loading the poster entails popping off the edges, sandwiching it between the 'glass' and the back and then putting the edges back on; hanging it involves bending the sawteeth out yourself. Not much to praise except the price point, but then again there's nothing to criticize, which is the important thing.

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