Frametory 16x20 Picture Frame with Mat for 11x14 Picture - Country Rustic Style - High Definition Glass Wide Molding - Vertical or Horizontal Preinstalled Wall Mounting Hardware (Rustic Beige, 1 Pack)

I knocked a frame off my wall and broke it some years ago. I happened across a two pack of these during a sale, so I went for them, as I needed a matched set. These are nice frames. They feel very sturdy and they look classy. My items were matted gold and black in wood color frames; now they're in black frames and I really like the new look. Putting in my already matted items was a tight fit; it was a tight fit getting the included cardboard back in, but it all eventually went, with a little patience. The packaging is solid too, each in its own box and with some serious foam corners over the plastic wrap. Definitely recommend!

Thick wooden frame, really nice. Packed well, corners each had a styrofoam edge corner decks. Mat opens to display 8x10 photo. Used mine to display pictures I took in New York. Really great price for this nice frame. Can hang either orientation (vertical or horizontal) stands up on it’s own, but made for hanging. Would be great for kid’s school pics

Between you and me I usually spend $10 or less on a picture frame... but I recently purchased a painting I loved and wanted the perfect frame for it, this seemed to be the only one to fit the bill, and WOW. The frame is heavy and nice quality. I didn’t notice any chipping and the frame seemed well packaged. I thought the depth options for the frame were cool too, the deep set photo seems fancy to me compared to just having it pushed to the glass like most frames! My painting is an 11x14 and I felt like the mat was exactly that same size. I would have preferred it to have a little bit smaller of an opening so I didn’t have to be so careful getting the edges perfect. Not sure if my photo is actually a little small or if the mat is cut a little big. But the end result is lovely and I wouldn’t hesitate to order again.

This is a great frame and worth the somewhat higher price. I've ordered two of these in the grey color and been very pleased with the quality and the careful (but not overdone) shipping and packaging. The walls in the bathroom are a grayish, light tan color, and I wanted a complimentary frame color (11x14) with a 8 x 10 mat. This fit the bill perfectly. I used the "shadow box" style to put a little room between the print and the frame and to make it a bit more distinct from the other prints on the adjacent wall. (If you order this frame, you'll see an insert that allows you to do this.) The other frame that I purchased six months earlier also arrived in great shape. I used it as a picture frame (no shadow box) for an 8 x10 photo and am very happy with how both of these turned out. Highly recommended.

The frame is not wood; it is a composite likely made of resin and wood shavings (like a lot of frames these days). It looks like a gray-brown distressed wood. It's a very neutral color. The depth is slightly over 1 inch, but the distance from the rabbet to the frame points is about 3/4 inch, so that is how much you will be able to fit unless you add your own frame points in a different location. You can use a flat head screw driver to fold the points upward toward the wood to lift out the frame package. When you put the frame package back in, use the same flat head to fold them back down. I am going to guess that the metal points will take about three or four "reframings" before they snap from folding up and down: not bad. There are two points on the short sides and three points on the long sides. The glass is sanded at the edges, which is nice because it is less likely to cut your fingers when you handle it. The mat appears to be a decent quality. The mat opening is 10 1/2 x 13 1/2. There is a 1/2 inch deep particle board spacer under the mat, giving it a shadow-box effect. The spacer opening is 15 1/2 x 19 1/2, so if you use the spacer, whatever you frame has to be at least that large or it will float loose inside the mat with nothing holding it down. You don't have to use the spacer, though. It is completely removable. The backing gets the lowest score from me. I recommend that you add an archival paperboard backing and toss out the particle-board backing. This is a very acidic material and it will cause paper to yellow over time. It also adds a lot of unnecessary weight. Most art or frame stores will sell you an archival board cut to size. There are some flimsy metal sawtooths embedded in the particle board backing that are intended for hanging. Instead, I recommend adding eye hooks or small d-rings to each side of the frame about a third of the way from the top and stringing wire across. I found it very easy to add the hardware. The "wood" is soft, but not too soft. With a few modifications, I am happy with this product.

These frames are gorgeous. They came without damage, are scratch resistant plastic. They are light weight and were easy to hang. I recommend them for your artwork.

Didn't read this product description carefully and didn't realize that there was a spacer, as I'm framing a significantly smaller, already matted and wrapped two matching pieces of art that I received as a gift. They're a bit awkwardly size so I had thought that I'd double-mat it and squash it between the glass and back board. However, the spacer foiled those plans. However, I was able to keep it in the wrapping and use painter's tape to secure it to the back of the mat inside the frame. I actually had also been looking for a shadow box to display a signed shirt as well (for like a year). Now, I'm thinking of making cut-art as well and these are perfect for that purpose as well. These are good quality, beautiful frames, that are clearly very versatile. However, if your art isn't wrapped and smaller than the frame size, be prepared to layer and tape your art to the back of the mat inside the frame.

I was looking for a semi-rustic frame for an old portrait that didn't look too modern, or that was too big in the frame itself. I had bought another beautiful frame on Amazon, but the frame upstaged the drawing. This one compliments it, not only because of the slim profile of the frame, but also because of the gorgeous, weathered grey color. It's very neutral, and lets the picture stand out, not the frame. it was also packaged beautifully and came completely intact. Also very easy to use~ I am not using the mat frame, so the entire picture can be seen.