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The Benjamin Tate Design Zebra Grunge Print Picture Frame is designed for homeowners and decorators looking to add a bold, contemporary aesthetic to their living spaces, bedrooms, or home offices. It provides a striking graphic accent that works perfectly either as a standalone statement piece or as part of a curated gallery wall, though its specific animal print motif may not suit every traditional or minimalist interior style.
| Colour | Brown |
|---|---|
| Pattern | Animal |
| Width | 1.5 |
| Height | 2.5 |
| Brand | Benjamin Tate Design |
Yes, the frame is designed to hold prints and photos, making it a versatile choice for personal photography or graphic art.
With a profile of 15mm by 25mm, the frame is lightweight and easy to install on most standard walls.
Check your specific packaging; however, it is standard to provide your own mounting hardware based on your wall type.
Like any art piece, avoid placing the frame in direct, harsh sunlight to maintain the vibrancy of the graphic print.
Yes, depending on the hanging mechanism provided, you can typically orient the frame in either portrait or landscape mode.
Ensure the hanging hardware matches the weight of the frame and is properly anchored into a wall stud or appropriate wall plug.
Use a soft-bristled brush or a can of compressed air to gently remove debris from the textured grain of the frame.
To ensure your frame remains in peak condition, mount it using hardware appropriate for your wall type—such as drywall anchors for plaster walls or standard picture nails for wood studs. When cleaning, avoid harsh chemical solvents; instead, use a soft, dry microfiber cloth to dust the frame and the surface of the print. If glass is present, use a small amount of mild glass cleaner applied directly to a cloth rather than spraying the frame itself to prevent damage to the finish.
