Adeco 12 Openings Wood Wall Hanging Collage Frame

We have this in the nursery above the changing table. It is fairly lightweight, very easy to hang, and very easy to switch photos in and out of it. It looks modern, looks great! The materials are not top quality, hard plastic coverings over photos and MDF (?) for the frame itself, but you can't really tell by looking at it. In fact, the eye gets drawn to the pictures and the overall shape of the piece. My 4 x 6 pictures bend a little bit on the edges in order for me to get them into the frame. But I will emphasize again how simple and easy it is to put pics in it, I am constantly putting new pics in!I'm very happy with it, would buy it again, and could see myself getting another one/similar one.

My 13 year old daughter was looking to make her BFF a photo collage for her birthday that she could afford to purchase with her own money and that looked high end. This was the perfect frame. It has a funky, mod look to it and it is sturdy and well-priced. The plastic inserts (while glass would have been nice it would have doubled the cost) made it light and easily manageable for the kids. For the price, this was the perfect purchase.

The layout of the frames in this pattern look GREAT against the wall. Flat front surface means this doesn't look like lots of little frames put together - neither good nor bad, just depends on what look you want. If you have one of those up already, though, avoid putting this next to one of those kinds if you can. It's not plaid-and-stripes bad, but it makes you compare them.Individual back panels make this really easy to load and change out photos. A single piece backing is my only real rejection criteria for a mosaic frame, so this is good.Glass part of frame is a thin plexi, not real glass or a quality mil of plexi. But it's not scratched or heat-warped so you can't tell when viewing. I had no problems with the plastic sticking to true prints (as some plastics do with inkjet prints, due to static cling, and cause a marbling effect in the view).One unambiguous hassle is that the opening is not true 4x6 - I had to cut about 1/8th of an inch of both dimensions of my 4x6 prints to fit them in the frame trays. Use a different frame if you have non-reprintable or heirloom photos or artwork.About shipping - the first one received had a crack in the surface, so be sure to check. Got a replacement without any problem. It comes sandwiched between thin styrofoam boards - one of these broke as I took it out and I then spent 10 minutes picking little pieces of styrofoam fluff off of the outer and inner edges of the frame.PROS:- beautiful design- looks clean- easy loading frame-by-frame (not a single piece backing)CONS:- have to trim down 4x6 photos to 3 7/8 x 5 7/8- thin plastic instead of glass or good-thickness plexiglassI've seen a lot of these mosaic-style frames high and low in price and in quality; this one's expensive and worth it for the design, if not the quality. The quality of the materials is not high, but that said it doesn't look low-quality when it's hanging up.BOTTOM LINE: If you are visual design oriented and care about layout, you will be happy with this frame on your wall and the ability to switch out images. If you are quality-oriented and looking for a frame that will last a lifetime - or even possibly a trip in the back of a truck without bubble wrap - you will be happier with a more substantial frame.

I needed done thing big enough snd sturdy enough to do a collage of a trip to soc snd with my daughters. This is made of wood and while the “glass” is actually plastic, it comes sheathed and looks good, makes the whole thing lighter. Another cool aspect is being able to put a message in the middle - letters are provided. Really makes it personal. Highly recommend

The frame is funky and creative, which is what drew me to it... but it's cheaply made. The first one was broken upon delivery and I needed to return it and get a replacement. The second one was delivered fine, but I dropped it 2 feet off a coffee table and the wood cracked. I was able to glue it back together and cover up the crack with permanent marker, which isn't great for close-up, but is not noticeable to most people. (I see it, but I'm looking.) The tabs on the back to hold pictures in are not very sturdy, and I worry about them breaking if I go to replace pictures too often.If you're on a really tight budget, this isn't completely horrible... but I'd recommend springing for a slightly sturdier frame. I will be avoiding buying this type of product online again so that I can hold it and determine its sturdiness before purchasing. If you do buy it, open it soon in case you need to return it.

This frame works perfectly when have a lot of photos you want to display. No worrying about straightening individual frames it alignment.

This looks so nice in the photo, but it was by far the worst product I and my husband have ordered off any site ever! It wasn't even put together properly. There was only one screw holding in the wall hanging part where there was supposed to be 2 and the second screw wasn't provided or even a hole for it to go into. There was huge chunks in the wood and scratches and missing paint. The plastic covers were all scratched. The squares were all measured wrong so every photo we tested in it had all their corners bent. I reached out to the seller to tell them what a horrible product I received and they just told me to reach out to Amazon for a refund, which I did! Not the point. I just wanted them to know and possibly apologize for a terrible product and hopefully not let it happen to anyone else. I mailed this back for my refund right away. We are very disappointed and won't order from this seller/brand again. My husband needed it for a con in a few days and now he will have to go out and search for something like this and hopefully find it in time.