MCS Format Frame 12x12 Black

Item# J-FF-12

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This very popular picture frame features a thin plastic edge and clear glass that pops out from the front of the frame for easy loading of photos.... Read Full Description

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This very popular 12"x12" picture frame features a thin plastic edge and clear glass which pops out from the front of the frame for easy loading of photos. Great for digital photos.

Photos or documents can be displayed either horizontally or vertically
Frame is 9/16 thick
Comfortably holds a photo or paper up to 11-15/16" x 11-15/16"; larger images or pages may need trimming
Comes ready for wall mounting only
Perfect for Instagram prints
Made by MCS Industries

MCS# 12443, MCS# 12444

Note: Due to space limitations the format frame will only accept thin paper mats.

See other available sizes: MCS Format Frames

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12x12 Format frame

Apr 12, 2016 | By John Medlin

As always, my Get Smart orders arrive quickly and well packaged, as did this latest.

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12x12 Format frame

Mar 23, 2016 | By John Medlin

I've lost count of the number of frames I've received from GetSmart. As usual, this one arrived promptly, with no damage.

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Grandmother

Mar 16, 2016 | By bt

These frames are inexpensive and easy to hang. We love them.

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Exactly what we needed

Jan 13, 2016 | By Susan M.

We bought these to frame some pictures from a past-year calendar, and they worked beautifully. Not only that, but we framed all six in a matter of minutes. Would definitely use this product again. And thanks to Get Smart for the prompt shipment!

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Glass broke

Dec 25, 2015 | By H Lee

I am not a fan of the "front-loading" method which MCS uses to install the plate glass into the frame. It employs the idea of pushing against the edge of the glass until it pops into the frame. The instructions do say to "apply gentle, even pressure" however, doing so, my glass still cracked. The only positive note about these frames is that the glass have polished edges.

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