Your best photos sit on a phone doing nothing, so this collage frame puts nine of them on the wall in one go.
This is a wall-mounted collage frame that holds nine 4 x 6 inch photos in a staggered black layout. It works over a sofa, along a hallway or up a stairwell.
Each frame has a backboard held by rotary buttons, so you twist them open, slide a photo in and twist them shut again. The frames are MDF with clear glass fronts, and they join together with dowels and screws so the whole piece hangs as one unit. Numbers on the back tell you which frame goes where.
Key Features
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9 Photo Openings: six sit landscape and three run down the centre in portrait, so mix both to fill the whole panel.
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Fits 4 x 6 Inch Photos: takes standard 10 x 15 cm prints straight from any photo shop.
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Rotary Button Backing: twist the tabs to swap a photo in under a minute.
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Clear Glass Fronts: 1.8 mm glass with sanded edges keeps prints clean and safe to handle.
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Numbered Frames: each piece is marked so the staggered layout goes together the right way.
Specifications
| Brand: |
Songmics |
| Material: |
MDF, glass |
| Colour: |
Black |
| Overall Dimensions: |
47.4 x 47 cm (W x H) |
| Photo Size: |
10 x 15 cm (4 x 6 inch) |
| Number of Photos: |
9 |
| Photo Orientation: |
6 landscape, 3 portrait |
| Glass Thickness: |
1.8 mm |
| Mounting: |
Wall mounted |
| Assembly: |
Required |
What's Included
- 9 picture frames
- 15 wooden dowels
- 30 screws
FAQs
What size photos does it take?
Every opening takes a standard 4 x 6 inch photo, which is 10 x 15 cm. Six of the nine openings are landscape and three, running down the centre, are portrait.
How much wall space do I need?
The assembled collage covers 47.4 x 47 cm, so allow a little over half a metre in each direction.
Does it need assembling?
Yes. The nine frames are numbered and join together with the dowels and screws supplied before you hang them.
How do I change a photo?
Twist the rotary buttons on the back of a frame, lift the backboard out, swap the photo and twist them shut.
Order now to get nine of your favourite photos up on the wall in one piece.