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The Biznest 12 Opening Collage Photo Frame is designed for homeowners and interior decorators looking to simplify their wall displays by housing twelve photographs in a single, cohesive unit. This frame offers a convenient gallery-wall aesthetic without the complexity of measuring and mounting multiple separate frames, though users should note that its fixed, overlapping layout requires careful planning to ensure each photo fits the specific aperture size.
| Colour | Grey |
|---|---|
| Width | 60 |
| Height | 60 |
| Model Part Number | 1437282 |
| Brand | Biznest |
The frame measures 60 x 60 cm.
No, the apertures are fixed in the overlapping, staggered design as manufactured.
Yes, this product is also available in white.
It is generally recommended to keep wooden photo frames in climate-controlled areas to prevent warping of the frame material.
You will need a drill, a level, and appropriate wall anchors or a screw suitable for your wall type.
Apply a small piece of removable double-sided tape or photo tabs to the back of the print to secure it to the frame backing.
Gently clean the interior and exterior of the glass with a non-ammonia-based glass cleaner and a microfiber cloth before sealing the frame.
Check that the hanging hardware is fully engaged and that there is no debris behind the frame preventing it from lying flat.
Installation requires standard wall-mounting hardware; ensure you use an anchor appropriate for your specific wall material (such as drywall or masonry). To maintain the frame, use a soft, lint-free microfiber cloth to wipe the surface and the glass covers periodically to prevent dust buildup. Avoid using abrasive cleaning agents or excessive moisture, which could damage the frame finish or fog the protective glass. When inserting your photos, use archival-safe tape on the reverse side of the images to keep them centered within each opening without causing damage to the prints themselves.
