This is a beautiful wooden picture frame made with real glass. This picture frame has a classic white colour, which is perfect for when you want the viewer's attention to be directed entirely at the image inside. The Galant White picture frame comes in several different sizes, with this model measuring 12x16 inches (30.48x40.64 cm). On the back of this picture frame, you'll find wall fixings allowing you to hang the picture frame in both portrait and landscape orientations. This photo frame can be beautifully matched with other picture frames in a stylish picture wall. Or why not let this picture frame speak for itself?
Sku:
51047635
Specification
Picture size
12x16 Inches (30.48x40.64 cm)
Float glass
Yes
Colour
White
Mount included
No
Material
Wood
Place for
1 picture
Glossiness of the frame
Matt
Stand included
No
Wood type
Pine
Type of glass
Real glass
Orientation
Portrait & Landscape
Wall attachment
Yes
Outer measurements
31.28x42.44 cm
Rabbet Depth (Inner Depth)
9 mm
Width of moulding
13 mm
Depth of moulding
13 mm
Back Panel Material
HDF
Profile Type
Rectangular
Mounting Method
Flexible pins
Weight
1000 g
Surface Treatment
Painted
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Frame Galant White 12x16 Inches (30.48x40.64 cm)
£29.95
White picture frame made from wood
Suits images sized 12x16 inches
High-quality picture frame with real glass
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This is a beautiful wooden picture frame made with real glass. This picture frame has a classic white colour, which is perfect for when you want the viewer's attention to be directed entirely at the image inside. The Galant White picture frame comes in several different sizes, with this model measuring 12x16 inches (30.48x40.64 cm). On the back of this picture frame, you'll find wall fixings allowing you to hang the picture frame in both portrait and landscape orientations. This photo frame can be beautifully matched with other picture frames in a stylish picture wall. Or why not let this picture frame speak for itself?
