Start by measuring the width of your print, not the height.

• Wood magnetic poster hangers: Choose a hanger that matches the poster’s width (for example, a 20-inch hanger typically fits posters that are 20 inches wide, whether they’re 20x24, 20x28, etc.). If you’re between sizes, going slightly wider can look cleaner.
• Paper thickness: Standard paper and photo paper usually work well. Thicker canvas or laminated prints may need a hanger with stronger magnets—check the product’s thickness guidance.
• Acrylic or fridge frames: Pick the size that matches your photo (4x6, 5x7, 8x10).

Confirm orientation and opening dimensions before you buy. Fit can vary by design.

It depends on the frame style and surface.

• Fridge-style magnetic frames: Work on ferromagnetic metal like many refrigerators, lockers, and filing cabinets. Some stainless steel doors aren’t magnetic—test with a simple magnet first.
• Self-adhesive magnetic frames: Attach using an adhesive back to smooth, clean surfaces (painted walls, doors, glass). Adhesion can vary on textured or dusty walls.
• Wood magnetic poster hangers: These hangers don’t stick to walls; they hang from a cord on a nail or hook.

For best results, prep the surface and follow the product’s instructions. Outcomes can vary based on material and conditions.

1. Prepare the print: Lay it on a clean, flat surface, face down.
2. Attach the top bar: Align the top rail pieces along the poster’s edge and let the magnets clamp it evenly.
3. Add the bottom bar: Clamp the second rail to the lower edge to help the poster hang straight.
4. Mount on the wall: Use the cord to hang on a nail or adhesive hook rated for the weight. Adjust for level.

Handle the magnets gently and avoid forcing thicker materials. These steps can help with a neat hang, but results may vary with print thickness and wall hardware.

Keep acrylic clear and scratch-free with gentle care.

• Remove contents: Separate the panels by sliding them apart rather than pulling straight to reduce stress on the magnets.
• Use mild cleaners: Wipe with a soft microfiber cloth and a mix of mild soap and water. Avoid ammonia or alcohol-based cleaners and abrasives that can haze acrylic.
• Dry thoroughly: Buff with a lint-free cloth to prevent water spots.
• Placement: Keep away from high heat and prolonged direct sunlight, which can affect clarity over time.

Care routines can vary by design, so refer to the item’s instructions when available.

Many self-adhesive frames can be moved carefully, though adhesion may lessen with reuse.

• Remove slowly: Lift a corner and peel back at a low angle to help protect wall finishes.
• Prep the new spot: Clean and dry the surface thoroughly; smooth, non-textured areas work best.
• Reapply firmly: Press from center out to minimize bubbles.
• Test first: On delicate or freshly painted walls, try a small area. Paint types and conditions vary.

Adhesive performance depends on surface and environment. If the backing film is included, save it for storage to help preserve stickiness.