Description
This landscape hanging brass photo frame holds a favourite photograph or print between two clear panes, so the picture seems to float with the wall showing around it. A slim brass edging runs all the way round, giving a fine warm line rather than a heavy border. It hangs from a ribbon fixed at each top corner, and the panes open out from a hinge along one long edge, so changing the picture takes moments. A small wire catch folds over the edge to keep the two panes closed.
Its landscape shape suits pictures that are wider than they are tall: a seaside snap, a pressed flower, a postcard from a favourite trip, a child's painting or a small piece of original art. Because both panes are clear, a smaller print sits with a margin of wall around it, which looks especially good against pale paint in a living room, hallway, bedroom or study. It works just as well above a desk or a console table, where a picture you love can stay in view every day. As a present, it suits anyone with a photograph worth keeping close, and it is easy to give with a print already inside.
The frame weighs 0.745KG, so hang it from a sturdy picture hook or a nail set firmly into the wall, and check the ribbon sits evenly on both sides so the frame hangs level. To look after it, dust the brass edging with a soft dry cloth and wipe the panes with a slightly damp cloth, drying them straight away so no marks are left. Open the panes on a flat surface when you change the picture, and handle them by their edges. For a fuller look, hang it beside other frames to build a small gallery wall, or let it hang on its own where a single favourite picture can have the space.
Specification
| Brand |
Rex London |
| Weight |
0.745KG |
Frequently Asked
Is this frame landscape or portrait?
It is a landscape frame, wider than it is tall, with its hanging ribbon fixed at the two top corners of the long edge.
How does the frame hang on the wall?
It hangs from a ribbon fixed at each top corner. At 0.745KG it needs a sturdy picture hook or a nail set firmly into the wall.
How do I put a photograph or print inside?
The two clear panes open out from a hinge along one long edge. Lay your picture between them, close the panes and fold the small wire catch over to hold them together.
What is the frame made of?
The slim edging that runs all the way round the frame is brass, and it holds two clear panes with your picture sitting between them.
How should I clean the frame?
Dust the brass edging with a soft dry cloth, and wipe the panes with a slightly damp cloth before drying them straight away to avoid marks.