Wexel Art 12x12 inch Single Panel Clear Acrylic Floating Wall Frame with Magnets

Love the frame, I already ordered 3 for my salon and I ordered 3 more for my house they came without the magnets

Do I consider myself handy? Not exactly ... but I was able to get the frame up and loaded with a cover from Life Magazine (Karlie Kloss) in about ten minutes—most of that time was actually spent deciding on where to put it and whether to level it according the wall or my sloped floors, but anyway.Instructions were printed on a frame-size cardboard cutout you hold up to wall to see where it looks good, which was clever, I thought. Very nice looking compared to the rest of my, let's say, eclectic decor. May inspire me to retire some of the old wall tacks.As someone who's not super crafty or handy, I'd recommend it to anyone who wants to have sort of a revolving inspirational wall piece. I'm happy.

I'm not sure I would purchase it again at the price I paid, but once you get it in place, it looks great. The trick is getting it in place. The wall screws didn't work well, and the frame wasn't sturdy. Once we got the appropriate equipment in place, the screws are holding well. I love the look of my piece of art in this frame.

If your artwork is "thick", these magnets will not hold it in place. Make sure its paper thin...

I love this frame for displaying my daughter's art projects, because it is ridiculously easy to change out the art. The look is very clean and modern, which is a huge improvement over a refrigerator door cluttered with haphazard artwork and magnets everywhere. You can display heavier artwork without it sliding down, because the little magnets are crazy strong. The template includes well-written instructions, so we had no trouble installing it. See our photos of the installation.

Some issues with mounting, some parts don't fit right

Thin plexiglass--was expecting like a half inch but less than 1/4. However, easy to install and should survive the kids. Looks classy.

Daughter says it is too difficult to hang