Gold Floater frame for 1.5" deep canvas, (multiple sizes) (18x24")

I rarely write reviews, but I am so thrilled with this frame I wanted to thank the folks who made it. The item arrived fully assembled, which is much better than floating frames I've ordered in the past from other manufacturers which I had to assemble. The frame was great quality solid wood with a lovely gold finish. The artwork looks so much better in this frame! Thank you!

The frame was the perfect finishing touch on the final finished art. The only negative - there's no pre drilled holes for the screws on the back of the frame.

I used blue painter’s tape to hold the canvas in place while I attached the brackets.. when I removed the tape the gold finish peeled off. Luckily, the distressed look went perfectly with the print and I was able to use the painters tape to distress the entire frame.

This frame adds an elegant touch to my art. Just love and would recommend!

not a bad frame, but the color is somewhat different than the picture shown....I ordered the Gold frame and the color is a deeper (cheaper) looking gold color...also the frame itself appears thicker in the picture.Still, for $100. (not cheap) but not pricey, it gets it done, for now.

It’s a pretty frame that dresses up my canvas print. At some angles the gold frame shows through a little black but up close it does not. I’m not sure why. The pictures attached was taken with bad lighting. It looks better in person.

Pros: packaged well, arrived earlier than expected, very very sturdy, came with mounting hardware, and nicely made.Eh: I expected a more brushed gold leaf but it is a bright gold. It is not a bad color, it is just brighter than I expected. Overall it is excellent.

The frame arrived as 18x25.24in., not 18x24. It was clearly made inaccurately. My return was approved as I could not use the frame for my 18x24 canvas. However, I would have to pay postage $37.50. Essentially I would be paying half for something I could not use and was giving back because this company did not put a frame together according to their advertised measurements. A local charity now has this frame.