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The Biznest 9 Multi-Aperture Wall Mounted Inlay Collage Photo Frame is designed for homeowners and memory-keepers who want to showcase multiple cherished moments in a single, cohesive display. Its standout benefit is the professional inlay design that draws focus directly to your 6x4 inch photos, creating a curated gallery effect. One notable caveat is that the frame requires precise wall measurement and level checking for installation, as it covers a significant 63cm x 48cm wall area, making it less suitable for very tight or cluttered spaces.
| Colour | Brown |
|---|---|
| Width | 48 |
| Height | 63 |
| Model Part Number | 1437304 |
| Brand | Biznest |
No, the apertures are strictly designed for 6x4 inch photos.
Yes, each of the 9 apertures is protected to ensure your photos remain preserved and dust-free.
No, this product is designed specifically for wall mounting and does not include a stand or easel back.
Yes, the frame includes the necessary hooks to hang the item in either portrait or landscape orientation.
You will need to take the frame down from the wall, remove the backing from the rear, and insert your new photos into the desired slots.
Check that the hanging hardware is securely tightened and that your wall anchors are appropriate for the surface material.
Use a small piece of acid-free tape on the back of each photo to secure them to the aperture backing board before closing the frame.
To mount the frame, identify your desired orientation and use a level to mark two points on the wall corresponding to the included hooks. Use appropriate wall anchors for your wall type (drywall, brick, or stud) to ensure the frame stays secure. Avoid hanging the frame in areas with high humidity, such as bathrooms, as the materials may warp over time. To clean, use a soft, dry microfiber cloth to dust the frame and a non-abrasive glass cleaner on the individual apertures, taking care not to let moisture seep into the frame inlay edges.
