Hongkee 8x12 Oak Wood Picture Frame 1 Pack(Matted 6x9), Real Glass Cover
Product ID: B0GHY54N9K
Condition: New
Selected Option: Natural 8X12 in
$ 80
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Delivery: 10-20 working days
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Product Description
Hongkee 8x12 Oak Wood Picture Frame 1 Pack(Matted 6x9), Real Glass Cover
- OAK WOOD FRAME - This 8x12 picture frame is made of natural North American white oak wood with environment friendly and healthy without formaldehyde, which is an ideal choice for any home or office décor
- HIGH-DEFINITION GLASS - This oak wood picture frame comes with sturdy 1.8mm tempered glass front, Provide you with a clear view, to protect your photos from dust, moisture, and scratches years and years
- EASY TO USE - 360° rotating buckles on removable back panel can easily change photos.Frames include pre-attached sawtooth hangers for horizontal or vertical hanging
- PERFECT GIFT - 8 by 12 inch black photo frame is simple and classic, a unique and impressive gift for friends or family, wedding, anniversary, birthday, Thanksgiving, Christmas, Valentine's Day
- WELL PACKAGED - All photo frams have additional corner protection to avoid wear and tear; the whole set will be put into a bubble bag, and the outer packaging also uses a thickened carton. Don't have to worry about receiving damaged products
Technical Specifications
Country
USA
Brand
Hongkee
Manufacturer
Hongkee
Color
Natural
Height
0.99
Length
12
Weight
0.9
Width
8
Size
8X12 in
NumberOfItems
1
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