Description of Standard photo and poster frame - 30 x 40 cm

• Standard photo and poster frame measuring 30 x 40 cm.
  The frames are available in several different colors and wood types, as well as with 4 different types of glass.
  Our solid oak frames are 100% real oak wood and not veneer like the other types.
  All of our frames are made to order, so it is important that you choose the exact color and glass you want.
  The frames are made with real wood oak veneer. This is done to keep the frame light, but still look and feel like real wood when hanging on the wall.
  The frames in white and black are simply painted to maintain the wood structure.
  We have created all of this to be a perfect blend of quality and price.
  
  Note! - Please note that the price of Oak and Dark Oak is slightly higher than Black and White frames
  
  Plexiglass - Acrylic glass
  - The acrylic glass is 1.5 mm thick.
  - Unlike other types of glass, this acrylic glass is completely color-neutral, which prevents the possibility of detecting a green tint.
  
  Glass
  Our real glass is not something you find in many frame types today, but you can get our frame made with it.
  The glass is of high quality, with a thickness of 2 mm and the same price as the acrylic glass. The biggest advantage that regular glass has over acrylic glass is that it is rigid and therefore stands more firmly in the frame.
  
  Museum glass
  Our museum glass is the most commonly used type, called UV 70%.
  Museum glass is often simply called invisible glass. It is the top of the line in glass and is often a requirement from museums to exhibit artwork.
  Once you have seen museum glass in person, you almost never choose anything else when you do not want to compromise.
  We have experienced several times that customers and visitors touch our demo frames with greasy fingers simply because they cannot see the glass.
  
  Anti-reflective glass
  Our anti-reflective glass is real glass coated with a special film that minimizes reflection of light and the surroundings in the room where your frame is hanging.
  The anti-reflective effect, however, dulls the colors of your artwork a bit, so when you print your pictures, it is important to consider this and give your images extra contrast to compensate for this effect.
  See comparison images and video to see the difference between anti-reflective glass and museum glass.
  
  When it comes to cleaning, we recommend using a microfiber cloth, as it is gentle on both the frame and the glass and is easy to work with.
  

  Dimensions

  
  • The depth from the frame edge to the wall is 30 mm.
  • The edge trim seen from the front is 20 mm wide.
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