Mainstays 8-Opening 4 x 6 Collage Picture Frame, Rustic Gray

I bought this to frame eight 4x6 celebrity autographs. It came fully assembled. Also it was very easy to put the pictures in.

This is a sturdy and handsome collage frame that can be displayed vertically or horizontal. provide 4 vertical and 4 horizontal 4x6 picture openings.

I couldn't be happier with this. I love how the frames are staggered. It looks really cool with that extra element. I tried to attach a picture everything. I've got a close up, and a side view to show how the frames align with each other. I love that you get four 4×6 and for 6x4 frames. The color seems a little more gray than in the pictures I took. There are pictures of where the brackets are on the back and what the sticker says. Also there are pictures aligned both ways with the multi-frame next to a womans size 8 shoe and a hair brush for reference. The brackets on the back are set up to hang it horizontally, landscape, etc. But there is no reason that you couldn't pop off the brackets, and attach them in the other direction with a hammer. The multi-frame is actually kind of heavy. It seems well made and sturdy. It did ship assembled, laying flat on the bottom of a huge Walmart box, with cardboard protecting the corners, and air pillows filling the rest of the space in the box. There is a cover over the front of each individual frame. It seems to be a plexiglass material, so I guess it wasn't really in danger of any glass shattering during shipping. I can't find anything I dislike about this multi-frame.

This long flat photo frame is nice and meets expectations. I like that there are metal grabber/hooks/clasps (not sure the name) on the top and side so you can hang it up and down or left and right. The frame looks like the product image and the black matte finish is nice. No complaints and meets expectations!

Very cheaply made. Came slightly broken. Had to take 14 tiny screws out to place photos inside the sections. (Tedious!) And the glass in a couple of the photo sections dont want to stay in proper place. But in all fairness, I paid approx $8 for it, its Walmart, so ya get what you pay for. LOL. Kinda hard to expect impeccable quality for that price. The design layout is nice though. If you are looking for higher durability

Looks nice but the sections don’t actually fit 4 x 6 like it claims. I had to trim all of my 4 x 6 photos to fit. I also don’t like that the back plates only fit in certain slots so you can’t customize the spots you want it to hang from and it makes it more difficult to put the backs on if you don’t remember which back plate was in which spot.

The item was put into a box with ONE piece of brown packing paper loosely placed around it. I'm shocked only one of the six frames was broken, given the fact that there was nothing padding it. All told, one glass panel is broken, another is scratched, and one of the pegs that closes the frames was broken in a way that it can't be reattached. The damage is all on the same side, so it was probably dropped on that corner at some point in the delivery process.

I've been buying these exact 8‑photo 4×6 frames for over two years. I originally purchased 24 of them and every single one fit my Canon 4×6 prints perfectly. Because the project grows every year, I came back to buy more — and that's where everything fell apart. The last two batches I purchased (a total of 6 frames across two separate orders, months apart) were all manufactured too small. The openings are about 1/16" short on the long edge, which means standard 4×6 prints simply do not fit. You can't slide them in, you can't trim them cleanly without ruining the photo, and forcing them causes ripples and creases. I even brought test prints to confirm — same issue every time. This isn't a one‑off defect. It feels like an entire production run was cut incorrectly. It's extremely frustrating because I'm committed to this frame style for a multi‑year project, and the older frames were perfect. The new ones are unusable. I'm hoping Walmart or the manufacturer corrects the sizing issue in future batches, because right now these frames no longer fit true 4×6 prints and can't be used for their intended purpose.

Bought 2 of these frames because they were the right price for some wedding collages. Very cheaply made, The plastic backing was cut incorrectly, making it very difficult to remove. the brackets that are supposed to hold the glass in place are not long enough, and when I hung them on the wall The glass slipped around so you could actually see a visible crack between the glass and the frame. it was an easy fix, I took the box that they came in and cut 12 small rectangles to fit behind the backing. Took about 30 minutes worth of crafting. They do look nice on the wall, if you don't look too closely!

What do I dislike about this picture frame? Everything. Don't buy it, it's a piece of garbage. Once you get the plastic backing off, (provided all of the screws that hold the back on work), you find that there is nothing holding the glass pieces in place. They just slide around. And try putting your pictures into the spaces. Again, there is nothing holding anything in place. You pray that nothing moves when you put the backing back on but when you do and turn the frame over, the pictures and the glass all slide around. And the whole thing is so warped, it won't lay flat to the wall to hang. I learned my lesson. This piece of plastic is going straight to the trash. Not even gonna fight with it.