Most shoppers call it a floating frame or a double‑glass floating frame because your photo or pressed flowers appear to "float" between two clear panes. You may also see terms like sandwich frame or double‑sided frame in product descriptions.

• Floating frame: Two panes hold art in place with a see‑through border.
• Double‑sided frame: Designed to be viewed from both sides on a tabletop.
• Note on wording: A "double picture frame" often means a hinged frame with two openings, which is different from a double‑glass style.

Checking the product’s photos and details on Walmart.com can help confirm the exact style and how it displays.

If you want a simple DIY look, focus on assembly rather than cutting. Working with glass can be risky, so protective gear and caution are recommended.

1. Use pre‑cut panes: Choose two equal‑size glass or acrylic sheets with smoothed edges.
2. Add spacing: Place clear bumpers or small spacers at corners for an even gap.
3. Secure gently: Use a ready‑made channel frame, turn buttons, or frame clips to hold panes.
4. Handle safely: Wear gloves and eye protection; avoid cutting glass at home.
5. Consider acrylic: It’s lighter and less fragile than glass.

Pre‑made floating frames available on Walmart.com can offer a similar look with less effort. Results may vary based on materials and tools.

Start with your artwork’s size and how much “float” border you’d like to show around it.

• Measure the art: Note exact dimensions, including any deckled edges you want visible.
• Check pane size: The frame’s glass size is the max your piece can fit between.
• Know the float look: Many frames hold smaller art centered inside larger panes (e.g., a 5×7 inside 8×10 panes).
• Thickness matters: For pressed flowers or keepsakes, confirm the frame’s capacity and closure style.
• Orientation & hardware: Make sure it supports vertical/horizontal display or hanging vs. tabletop.

Product detail pages on Walmart.com usually list compatible sizes and display options to help you decide.

In everyday use, a double picture frame typically refers to a frame with two photo openings, often hinged to stand on a tabletop. It’s designed for side‑by‑side images like before/after photos or matching portraits.

• Double picture frame: Two openings (hinged or single piece) for two photos.
• Double‑glass/“floating” frame: Two panes of clear glass or acrylic sandwich a single artwork.

They serve different display goals, so it helps to scan product photos and descriptions on Walmart.com. If you want two photos together, choose a double picture frame; if you want a see‑through border around one piece, look for floating/double‑glass styles.

Gentle, low‑moisture cleaning can help keep both panes clear.

1. Dust first: Use a soft, dry microfiber cloth on both sides to lift debris.
2. Spray the cloth: Lightly mist the cloth (not the frame) with glass cleaner or diluted dish soap.
3. Wipe edges carefully: Avoid letting liquid seep into the seam between panes.
4. For acrylic panes: Use an ammonia‑free, acrylic‑safe cleaner to reduce hazing; avoid abrasive pads.
5. Dry thoroughly: Buff with a clean, dry microfiber to minimize streaks.

Always check any care notes in the product listing. Results can vary based on materials, environmental humidity, and cleaner type.