20x27-Inch Wall Art Picture Frame - Brushed Copper Finish, 1 Inch Wide Flat MDF Frame for Posters, Photos & Canvas - Perfect for Living Room, Bedroom & Office Decor

The frame is attractive on the wall. There are sawtooth hangers on both the horizontal and vertical sides, so you could easily hang it on a nail. However, I was replacing another picture and wanted to use the hooks already on my wall. The wood is quite hard and brittle, so I was unable to attach a screw for the picture hanging wire. I solved the problem by attaching the wire with a staple gun. I was concerned that the wood might split; fortunately it did not. By the way, the packaging was excellent and really protected the item. I've ordered fragile items which were not packed as well.I was recommended this frame for an odd sized art print and I cannot say I could recommend it to anyone else. It's cheap, but that's als reflected in the quality.The frame itself is made of flimsy material. The backing is cardboard. The "glass" is a very thin sheet of flimsy, floppy plastic. It's all held in place by metal bendy pieces on the back that feel like they will break if I ever need to remove the print.If you want a cheap $25 frame and do not care about quality, this is passable. However, I would buy something a little sturdier for a few dollars more.Sturdier frame than anticipated. First one received was damaged in shipping, but 2nd one was fantastic. I used it to frame a 12×36 puzzle, which fit nice and snuggly, so I didn't even have to glue the pieces together to frame it.I bought this frame for my sister for a Jimi Hendrix poster and it is amazing it really makes the poster look like a fine piece of art. The frame came with 2 pieces of film of both side of the plastic part and there are no scratches at all. I’m so excited to see her open her poster on Christmas ?This frame was great for a skyline picture I purchased. I liked that it had a thick frame.I buy a lot of custom sized frames and have never used US Art before(usually use Art to Frame). I will NOT be using Art to Frame anymore if I can help it. The hangings were pre-installed on the back, arrived in perfect condition, and looks gorgeous.The backing is very cheap cardboard and to get enough pressure on the poster I was framing required copious amount of padding. I recomend the Wall Street Journal for this task (and lining animal cages for which it is brilliant). The perspex is OK but not of the best optical clarity. Take both top and bottom protective layers off (the perspex) well ahead of time as the process creates static like a Van de Graff generator. Overall not a bad product but you may want to consider something a little more upmarket for expensive prints.This worked as I expected. We used it to make a Happy Birthday photo collection for my mom (with great grandkids). It is nothing fancy - but framed what I wanted perfectly!