Choosing the right size frame depends on what you want to display.

• Measure your document, photo, or artwork first.
• Frames are usually labeled by their opening size, so an 8.5x11 frame fits an 8.5x11 item.
• If you want a mat around your piece, consider a larger frame with a mat opening that matches your item.

Double-check the product description for exact measurements to make sure your item will fit comfortably.

Most class frames are designed for both wall and tabletop display.

• Look for frames with built-in hanging hardware or hooks.
• Some frames include easel backs for standing on desks or shelves.
• Check the product details to see if wall mounting is supported and whether hardware is included.

If you want to hang your frame, make sure your wall is suitable and use appropriate anchors for safety.

To keep your frame looking great:

• Use a soft, dry cloth to wipe dust from wood, acrylic, or metal frames.
• For glass or acrylic covers, gently clean with a damp cloth and mild soap if needed.
• Avoid harsh chemicals or abrasive pads, as these can scratch or damage the finish.

Always dry thoroughly to prevent moisture buildup, especially for frames with paper inserts.

Many class frames are perfect for displaying certificates, diplomas, and awards.

• Look for frames sized 8.5x11 or 11x14, which fit most standard documents.
• Some frames include mats or decorative touches to highlight your achievement.
• Frames with secure backing help keep your document flat and protected.

Check the product description to confirm compatibility with your certificate size.

Most frames are designed for easy photo or artwork changes.

• Frames with front-opening or magnetic designs let you swap items quickly.
• Traditional frames usually have tabs or clips on the back for access.
• Be gentle when removing and inserting items to avoid bending or damaging them.

Always check the frame’s instructions for the safest way to change your display.