Description of Standard photo and poster frame - 15 x 21 cm

• Standard photo and poster frame measuring 15 x 21 cm
  The frames are available in several different colors and types of wood, as well as with 4 different types of glass.
  Our solid oak frames are 100% genuine oak and not veneer like the other types.
  All our frames are made to order, so it's important that you choose exactly the color and glass you want.
  The frames are made with genuine oak veneer. This is done to keep the frame light, yet still look and feel like genuine wood when hung on the wall.
  The frames in white and black are simply painted to retain the wood's structure.
  All of this is created to provide a perfect blend of quality and price.
  
  Note! - Please note that the price for Oak and Dark Oak is slightly higher than for Black and White frames
  
  Plexiglass - Acrylic glass
  - The acrylic glass is 1.5 mm thick.
  - Unlike other types of glass, this acrylic glass is completely color-neutral, preventing the possibility of detecting a green tint.
  
  Glass
  Our genuine glass isn't commonly found in many frame types today, but you can have your frame made with it.
  The glass is of high quality, with a thickness of 2 mm and the same price as acrylic glass. The main advantage of regular glass over acrylic glass is that it is inflexible, providing more stability in the frame.
  
  Museum Glass
  Our museum glass is the most commonly used type, called UV 70%.
  Museum glass is often simply referred to as invisible glass. It is the pinnacle of glass quality and is often a requirement from museums for exhibiting works.
  Once you've seen museum glass in person, you'll rarely choose anything else when you don't want to compromise.
  Several times we've experienced customers and visitors leaving fingerprints on our demo frames because they simply can't see the glass.
  
  Non-Reflective Glass
  Our non-reflective glass is genuine glass, coated with a special film that minimizes the reflection of light and surroundings in the room where your frame hangs.
  The non-reflective effect does slightly dull the colors of your motif, so when printing your pictures, it's important to consider this and give your images extra contrast to compensate for this effect.
  See our comparison photos and video to see the difference between non-reflective glass and museum glass.
  
  When it comes to cleaning, we recommend using a microfiber cloth, as it protects both the frame and the glass and is easy to work with.
  
  

  Dimensional Measurements

  
  
  • The edge strip viewed from the front is 12 mm wide and 18 mm deep.

• Passepartout

  
  If you want to make it more exclusive, we recommend adding a passepartout that matches the frame you have ordered. They come in various frame colors and with different hole sizes, but when you order, you should buy them in the same dimensions as the frame. We have made it easy to choose them in our menu with recommended accessories, so you don't have to worry about whether it fits, as you can only select those that fit exactly this frame size.
  
  Passepartout Colors:
  There are many colors to choose from, but they are all made with 1.5 mm high-quality cardboard. However, the texture is different. Dark blue, purple, and yellow are more coarse in structure. The green is more grooved, in a very fine way. White with a black core is lighter than regular white, which has a slight creamy tint.
  
  

  Mounting

  
  Our frames have easy and practical hanging brackets so that the frame can hang both horizontally and vertically. From A4 and smaller, there is a small fold-out "leg/foot" on the frame, allowing them to be placed on, for example, a shelf.
  
  

  Experience the Glass with Our Angle Test

  
  
  To illustrate the difference between our ordinary, non-reflective, and museum glass, we have chosen to create an angle test.
  
  It is important to notice our employee in the reflection, who is waving. You will see that he becomes more invisible as he moves from regular to non-reflective glass, and is 100% invisible with our new museum glass. This effect will make your pictures and portraits more unique, without being negatively affected by light from your windows or elsewhere.
  
  If you have any questions about our different glass types, we are ready to advise you in our chat function. The video should be viewed in full screen.