Oak Wood Picture Frames 22x28 with Mat for 18x24 - Natural Solid Wood Photo Frame Wall Hanging
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Oak Wood Picture Frames 22x28 with Mat for 18x24 - Natural Solid Wood Photo Frame Wall Hanging
- NATURAL OAK WOOD PICTURE FRAME: 22x28 picture frame matted to 18x24 is made of high-quality 100% solid oak wood, the natural wood grains on this real oak wood picture frame lends it an authentic look. Frames are designed in Massachusetts, USA and FSC-certified
- DIMENSIONS: With the mat opening 17.75"x23.75", perfectly showcases 18 x 24 photo or remove the mat to display 22 x 28 image. Our natural oak wood picture frame is 0.5 inch wide and 0.8 inch deep
- Material: Anti-shatter plexiglass front, make this wooden poster frame lightweight but firm, more safe for wall mounting. Please PEEL OFF the protective films on both sides of plexiglass before using, that gives a clear view of your picture
- EASY TO CLIP AND HANG: These wall photo frames are not only stylish and affordable, they're durable as well as easy to clip and hang. Can be hung horizontally or vertically to fit in the space available. Hanging hardware is included
- GREAT GIFT IDEA: The excellent craftsmanship and neutral oak finish make it a classic addition to any room or office Great gift for birthday, anniversary, housewarming, Christmas, Thanksgiving, New Year
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