Given how inexpensive these were it isn't really a surprise that the quality isn't great but I hadn't realised it was plastic, not glass in the frame, and it was tricky to assemble (really needed two people holding everything as the perspex was floppy and didn't stay in place while the back was out). Once the poster was in it looks OK from a distance.

Plastic sheet doesnt sit flush on the print (bows). Hard to put poster in as clips are annoying and the plastic sheet kept falling through the other side. The white frame part is nice though.

These frames are just 'ok'. Bit pricey for what they are, not sure they're much better quality but they do the job and look ok. Joins a little wonky, wood fairly fragile and very thin, slightly opaque perspex (even with protective coat removed). I will keep, but probably just get something cheaper next time.

It looked ok (let's be fair for this price you can't expect super nice quality or finish) but started to bend after few months due to humidity (i am not talking about crazy mount of humidity just ambiant humidity level) so it became oval more than rectangular... Had to change them.So my advice is probably to go for real timber straight away (more expensive but at the end I had to pay for it on top of it so I lost more...)Please note that i experienced the same thing with ikea cheap frames, same problem as it's also in mdf not real timber

A1 frame not for A1 photo

Hello, I bought 3 A1 black frames and received on the second day.I was so excited inserting my A1 photos (printed from OfficeWorks as well) into the frame, then I was disappointed immediately because the frame is wider than the photos, even though both of them are A1 size. I went back to OfficeWorks and ask them reprint my photos and I was told that the machine can't print the size fitting the frame exactly. now I don't know whether I need to return the frames to officeWorks because I opened them all. see the attached pictures.That's my recent experience with OfficeWorks.

Affordable and user-friendly

This lightweight frame is affordable and perfect for displaying prints or posters that don't require a custom built frame. It comes in all the standard sizes so easy to find a frame to fit and you can choose either black or white to suit your decor. The perspex front is safer than glass for a kids' room or playroom but still displays the picture clearly. I purchased a large frame but it was light and easy to hang. Overall, a good budget frame.

Great frames

Oak makes an attractive modern frame for two Indigenous Australian maps I wished to display. Easy to mount and hang. Packing was excellent, well protected for delivery.

Nice timber, flimsy plastic cover, good price

You get what you pay for. The timber is exactly what I was hoping. The "glass" is very lightweight thin flimsy plastic. Once I peeled the protective film off, I could see the plastic covers had quite a few small visual imperfections in them. The backing board is also a very lightweight composite and easy to bend and break. The size fits my A2 prints perfectly.Overall a reasonable solution if you are after an inexpensive and lightweight pair of timber frames that look ok, and you are not too concerned about quality.

Ok

These frames are nice looking but the hanging clips won’t be right for everyone, there are two clips, set apart, rather than one centred. There are also screws to fix the back in place, but no holes for the screws to go into.

Perfect fit for my artwork

I bought this last week and was so excited to finally frame and hang up my artwork I bought from the tattoo expo. This frame fit perfectly with my artwork! The measurements were exact and quality of the frame for this price is a bargain. For the people saying it didn't fit their photo/artwork perfectly, they must've not have the right size for the frame. Will definitely be purchasing more for my artwork collection.