elabo 11x14 Black Picture Frame (3 Pack) - High Definition Plastic Display Pictures 8x10 with Mat or 11x14 Without Mat - Vertical or Horizontal Wall Mounting

I’m actually surprised at how positive the reviews are... these are the cheapest looking frames I’ve ever seen. Not realizing that they are plastic & not glass was my mistake, but every component is cheap looking. One of the plastic pieces had a hair or something stuck in it and when I tried to scrape it off, it just made things worse (and it wouldn’t come out since it is on the inside of the plastic). They were also dirty. I had to clean all of the dirt out. I wouldn’t recommend. I’ve bought nicer (& cheaper) frames from Walmart.

Love these for my son’s room. Displayed his anime pics. The plexi glass is easily scratched so open packaging carefully. The secure tabs on the back are a bit weak so be mindful when setting the pic. Overall it’s great for what I purchased for

I bought these frames to display some of my 5 year olds art work to hang in his room. I Obviously didnt want to pay a fortune for them because I wasn’t framing anything expense but I still wanted them to look nice. These frames are fantastic for the price! They are sturdy, light weight and attractive. The lack of glass insert (instead it’s a lightweight plastic of some kind) was also appealing to me as they are hanging in a child’s room so I’m not concerned about broken glass should anything happen to them while my rambunctious child is bouncing around his room. Great buy!

The frames are what they are, wish I had known a few things before buying and gifting. The frames do not come with glass, it is a very flimsy piece of acrylic/plastic, there was slits in at least one of them, the others were gifted before I realized the one had slits. Also, the mats are not the same color, one was an off white, one was white and the other was in between, this is good info if you plan to arrange them together, as they do not match. I bought these before Christmas and needed to get them in the mail to gift, so I did not have time to return, will be more aware if I purchase in the future.

I really like these so I bought 6 packs after my first purchase. I have a tattoo shop and need lots of frames that are easily interchangable and not a pain to hang. This are nice because they have matting (if you want it, otherwise it can be taken out), they clip in on all sides so your prints do not fall and they have nice hooks for hanging, not like the annoying triangular ones where you never get it level. The only thing I will say is that the hanging hook is not always centered 100% in the middle of the frame so you need to tilt them on the wall. For the pricepoint, they are great though.

I was looking for a set of 3 frames to hang in our guest room, but didn't want to spend a ton of money. Welp, the ole saying of, "You get what you pay for" is definitely tru on these. The frame itself feels a little flimsy, which doesn't bother me too much, but the fasteners on the back to hold the backing in place are not sturdy and barely hook under the edge of the frame. It also does not have a glass cover, but a thin plastic cover; again wouldn't really bother me, BUT, like all frames, the plastic front was a little dusty with particles from the cardboard backing, so like I always do, I used a soft cloth (the one I use to clean my glasses) to gently clean the plastic. Somehow, my soft cloth caused scratches to the plastic cover. So I had to hang these frames without the plastic front with the artwork exposed directly to light. Looks weird now. Currently on the hunt for better quality frames.

These frames are just OK to me. If you’re looking for something cheap that will get the job done this is it. I ordered these to go with prints that I ordered off of Amazon as well. When I open the frames they had to be stabilized a little bit. The corners were coming apart and they weren’t very sturdy.After pushing together the corners and matching everything up as best as possible they honestly don’t look bad.

I've been using these to frame finished cross stitch projects and they work perfectly for that, as long as the project is the right size obviously. I stitch it to a backing board, then put the whole thing behind the existing back of the frame, and the clips slide into place and ensure there's plenty of room. Peeling the film off both sides of the plastic "glass" is a little tricky to get started sometimes but it looks great once it's done.

5/5