A 24x28 frame typically fits artwork or posters that measure 24 by 28 inches when used without a mat. On this page, you’ll also see matted options that let you display smaller pieces: many list a mat opening sized for 20 by 24, so you can downsize your art while keeping the overall 24x28 footprint.

• Measure your print edge to edge before ordering.
• If using a mat, check the mat’s opening size and border width.
• Some styles work vertically or horizontally, but orientation varies by item.
• Product details and photos can help confirm inner dimensions and display options.

Measurements can vary by frame style, so reviewing each product page is a good step.

Many 24x28 frames here feature clear acrylic covers, often listed as acrylic, UV acrylic, plexiglass, or shatter guard. Acrylic tends to be lightweight and less prone to shattering than glass, which can be helpful for larger sizes like 24x28. UV acrylic is designed to help reduce light exposure to your prints.

• Standard acrylic or plexiglass: clear, lightweight protection.
• UV acrylic: added protection from light exposure for posters or photos.
• Terminology varies; plexiglass is a common name for acrylic.

Cover type can vary by item, so it’s a good idea to read the product description to confirm exactly what’s included and how it’s described.

You’ll find 24x28 frames in real wood, MDF, and metal designs, each offering a different look and use case.

• Real wood: classic, natural grain; available in finishes like black, walnut, rustic barnwood, or gold.
• MDF: smooth, consistent profiles; commonly seen in satin black or white for a modern look.
• Metal (floating canvas frames): sleek profiles designed to showcase stretched canvases with a subtle gap around the edges.

All of these are used for 24x28 display; the right choice depends on the style you prefer and what you’re framing. Review each product’s finish, profile width, and interior depth to match your artwork and decor.

For stretched canvas in 24 by 28, look for a floating canvas frame in the same size. This style is made for canvas and creates a small gap around the edges for a gallery look. Standard poster frames on this page are generally intended for flat prints and often list interior depths around 0.5 inches, which may not fit wrapped canvases.

• Confirm the frame is described as a floating canvas frame.
• Check the interior depth against your canvas thickness.
• Review included hardware and installation notes on the product page.

Specifications vary by frame, so matching canvas thickness to the frame’s interior depth is a helpful step.

This page includes multipack options in the 24x28 size, such as 2-packs and sets of four. Sets are available in a range of finishes—think black, white, gold, walnut, or rustic styles—so you can build a coordinated gallery wall.

• Look for titles that say set of 2, set of 4, or multipack.
• Check whether the set includes the same finish and profile across all frames.
• Some sets offer modern thin borders; others have traditional mouldings.

Details like cover material (acrylic or plexiglass) and matting vary by set, so review each product page to confirm what’s included.