Leoyoubei Floating Glass Frame,Vintage&Real Glass Photo Frame Collection Metal Geometric Picture Frame Square,Double Glass Desk Vertical Floating Frame 4x4,Full Frame 5X5 Photo (Black)

A friend did a beautiful paper cutting for my birthday last year, and placing it in a traditional frame would miss out on all the detail she put into it. I sought a floating frame, but the ones I'd located were way too big for this item. I liked this one as it didn't swallow the art and I could put a candle behind it to accentuate the different layers.It is easy to take apart to put your art or photo into, then once in place, it stays there. It's not lightweight, either. I have this product saved in my wish list, as I have kodalith print that would benefit from the ability to shine light from behind.The price is also fantastic.

I think this frame is really cute but as shown in my second picture the glass is held into the frame via two very arched pieces of metal that are smashed into the small spaces between glass and frame. Once out can become projectiles (mine did and thankfully hit the wall)! I suggest cutting little strips of foam from the packaging to more safely hold the glass onto the frame and be careful taking those metal arches out!!! Get some pliers and hold on to those tight!!

I like this little 4x4 frame. While it was a little challenging figuring out how to open it to place a photo inside, I really like it. I used a paperclip to remove the little glue stick at the bottom and the remove the little spring to get the glass out just be careful removing the springs. If I ever need a sleek frame with a floating look to it, I will purchase this one again!

Modern industrial look. Love.

A nice enough looking frame, but the quality is lacking. It arrived with one clip broken and the edges were not square.

Great frame 👍🏼 Packaging was fine and arrived unbroken. Easy enough to release springs and put back together.Make sure to take off the rubber edges for the finished look.

The frame itself is good and the glass is nice. However it’s pretty difficult to open. There are two metal pieces on the back that you have to pop out in order to get the glass out. Wear glasses when you pop those out and be very careful! I didn’t realize how much tension was in them which made them practically spring loaded! The first one shot out, hit me in the forehead, and left a little cut! Thank goodness it didn’t hit me in the eye! You do have to save the metal pieces though and put them back in once you put the glass back in because that’s what squishes the two pieces of glass together.

ZERO STARS. DO NOT BUY. Product did not sit upright on hinged support=defective. Plus packaged in a bulging box too small for metal frame. Glass broken.