Mainstays – 8x10 Picture Frame – Black Front Loading Float Frame Wall or Tabletop Photo Frame

I buy these all the time for my Diamond Dot projects. They're the perfect size and inexpensive to give away a nice framed piece. They're easy to use and go with any decor. Also, I have some mica powder that i can brush around piece and give it a little bit of sparkle.

I bought one of these before for a movie poster, and it was a great purchase, I think. So much so, I got this again for a different movie poster. They're easy to hang up, there were no cracks or scratches on them, and they really compliment the room they're in, too. I highly recommend these frames.

I had a collage of ticket stubs and some memorabilia inside a deep shadow box frame with no glass and had been looking for something else to use and am glad I decided to try this one! Easy and quickly transferred everything in a snap and has been protected and hanging on my wall ever since.

It was so easy to secure photos in these frames, and because you load the picture in through the front it makes it way easier to place photos; especially if the picture is smaller than the frame and you're trying to center it. The frame itself feels secure and comes with wall hanging divets and a plastic extension piece if you wanted it to stand on its own. These are going to be the style of frames I'm looking for from now on, I've bought this style in many different sizes for all my art and I'm extremely happy with it. Easy photo instillation, easy wall instillation, and because there isn't really a lip of the frame you get the full photo! Details of the picture won't be lost to the frame itself, which is a massive plus.

I really like these front load frames, because they're easy to use and hang on a wall. I have bought quite a few in a smaller size, so I thought I'd try them to hang a large collage. I love that they come with real glass and not that cheap acrylic stuff, however, I wasn't being as careful with the glass as I should have. Putting it in, I pushed the glass into the corner and it broke. I highly recommend these frames, and will probably buy some more, just treat them with care, after all, you are working with glass.

I did not realize how expensive 8x10 floating picture frames are until I needed to buy a lot of them. I mean some were just $15- $20 for just one frame. I found these at Walmart they have them for under $10 for 1 or 2 for under $20. they look great and they're easy to use.

The frame is made of a cheaper quality plastic, which I expected for the price. For some reason I thought it would have clear plastic, not glass. I was pleasantly suprised at first. When I was putting my picture in the frame, it shattered with VERY little pressure on the glass. Be warned, I don't think this would survive a drop and handle with more care than I apparently had when placing the glass back into the frame. 😅

Had 2 shipped to house and one was cracked and broken. Returned one but cannot find another in any store to replace with and can only order 2 pack on website and don't want 2 or to have delivered, want to pick up one in store but do not have anywhere.

While I knew they would be a bit cheaply made, I was not prepared for how incredibly fragile the glass on these is. They were packaged well, and one pane had already broken in transit. Within 24 hours of trying to frame the rest up, 4 out of the 12 broke just getting them popped out of the little clips..

Cheap and dangerous if you have children. I ordered several frames for prints for my nephew's room and was very disappointed. The glass pops out of the front and back in, not very secure. Poor design and frankly I'm afraid if he bumps the wall it might fall out. I would NOT recommend these except maybe in an office environment or a very low traffic area perhaps to hold certificates or degrees, etc but flimsy and better to spend more and get something sturdier.