Montex3 Pack Art Frames 9x12 Inch Kids Artwork Frame Front Opening Displays 8.5x11 With Mat, 10x12.5 Without Mat,Composite Wood Horizontal/Vertical Formats (Black (3 Pack))

If you have school age kids you know the constant incoming awards and artwork that they produce. Sure, you can put it on the fridge, but I have four kids and that thing gets filled up quick.With these you can mount them permanently and then simply rotate the awards or artworks whenever you want! They're well built and pretty easy to hang but be sure to use two hands when opening them as one of the ones I got is a little extra hard to open, don't want to risk pulling it off the wall.

This 3 pack of keepsake frames is a perfect fit for my 8 1/2" x 11" art, like the magazine I bought on Amazon. The frames hold many sheets, or magazines, under elastic bands, so you can change the art anytime you want. Perfect for kid's school projects, for artist's sketches, for so many types of documents and art.There's a white mat included, or you can remove it to show larger works. The description mentions "oak" and I think that means oak color. It also mentions "Composite Wood" - but these seems to be solid wood like Birch or something similar. Whatever the wood is, it's a strong, well-finished frame that looks great.The front frame has black metal tabs that make it easy to remove art and secure new items.Note: The magazine is included so you can what 8 1/2" x 11" looks inside.I really like the hidden magnets that keep the hinged front frame closed until you're ready to add some items to be stored inside. Five Stars for this set of frames.

The only positive was being able to return it immediately! Missing & broken pieces.

Pros: Seems to be a sturdy frame and put together well. Has room for many pieces of art. Mat is built in (painted on the glass on the outside) so you don't have to mess with one. A magnet holds the frame closed.Cons: Unsure if the wood is actually oak, as described. It's very porous on closer inspection but does look OK from a distance. The glass was scratched/had imperfections you could see in the light. The whole system could be improved-there is no way to hold a piece of paper in the front without putting it inside the elastic straps on the back, which then makes two black visible lines over your art. So strange. You have to tape the front piece of art to the inside of the glass so it stays where you want it. It would be nice if there was something that snapped over the art to hold it in place to keep it from slipping around. Just seems like they didn't plan very well for the visual effect of what people would want to see displayed. I thought the selling point was an "easy" change and storage- but it's pretty frustrating that it's not super easy to do.

Deep frame can hold a lot of previous work. The negative to this is to start with a picture will kind of be lost in the depths (not when there are more to store behind it though). The wood is nice and the magnetic closure quite strong.

Kids love to take photos and give them to momma. They decorate the frames and have a blast using these. Good value

The media could not be loaded. I never knew something like this existed! This a great concept. I have three kids, so the pack of three is perfect to display each of their artwork.I love that it has straps inside to hold all the pieces of paper in place. The magnet is strong enough to keep frame closed yet makes it easy to open the frame.These would also make great gifts!

My kids have four sets of grandparents so we got these to send to three of them. I think they're great. My kids artwork fits easily inside, and they can rotate them as they get more.