Floating Frame for 36x48 Canvas Paintings, DIY Metal Canvas Frame with 1.5" Deep for Wall Art/Portrait/Landscape Living Room Bedroom Kitchen Decor (Black)

Note: the frame was black, but I painted it gold! In my quest to enhance the decor of my dining room, I embarked on the creation of a larger art piece and knew it needed an elegant frame. Floating frames had caught my eye, but I was mindful of their typically high price tags. To my delight, I stumbled upon the FOLKOR Floating Frame for 24x48 Canvas Paintings, which offered both the look I desired and affordability. In this review, I will share my experiences with this product, highlighting its pros and cons. Pros: Easy assembly: One of the most pleasant surprises I encountered with the FOLKOR Floating Frame was its ease of assembly. The frame came together effortlessly, and I was particularly impressed with how the corners seamlessly aligned. This simplicity in assembly made the framing process a breeze, allowing me to complete my art piece with ease. Quality corner construction: The way the corners of the frame came together left a lasting impression. The craftsmanship demonstrated in this aspect of the frame's design contributed to its overall durability and aesthetic appeal. It showcased attention to detail and quality construction. Accommodating thin canvases: My canvas was only ½ an inch tall, which initially concerned me. However, the frame's design included small wood pieces that could be used to add width to accommodate thinner canvases. This thoughtful inclusion allowed me to use the frame with my canvas without any issues. Cons: While the FOLKOR Floating Frame for 24x48 Canvas Paintings offered a fantastic framing solution, I did encounter one minor drawback: Limited brackets for hanging: After adding my canvas to the frame, it became relatively heavy. I noticed that the frame included only two brackets for hanging. Given the size and weight of the art piece, I wished there were more brackets to ensure secure and even hanging. This limited the options for positioning and hanging the frame effectively. In conclusion, the FOLKOR Floating Frame for 24x48 Canvas Paintings offers an affordable and aesthetically pleasing framing solution for larger art pieces. Its easy assembly, quality corner construction, and adaptability for thinner canvases make it a standout choice. However, potential buyers should be aware of the limited number of brackets included for hanging, especially for larger and heavier art pieces.

Let me just say, if you've been eyeing the Folkor 36x48 floating frame, stop eyeing and start buying. This thing is beautiful! Seriously, it instantly transformed my canvas from "just a painting" to "a statement piece" that belongs in a gallery (or, you know, my living room). The way it creates that subtle shadow and makes the art appear to float is just chef's kiss perfection. Now, for the build process: my mom and I tackled this, and let me tell you, if we, with our combined "some assembly required" expertise (which mostly involves me reading instructions aloud while Mom finds the missing screw), can put this together, you absolutely can too. It was surprisingly pretty easy to build. The instructions were clear, the pieces fit well, and we didn't even have to resort to any "creative" language. It came together smoothly, and we had our canvas mounted and looking spectacular in no time. This frame isn't just an accessory; it's an essential upgrade. It adds a level of polish and sophistication that a bare canvas just can't achieve. For anyone looking to elevate their artwork, big or small, **this is a must-have for all canvases.** Don't hesitate – your art deserves this kind of stage!

Fairly quick and easy to assemble. Good fit. Looks nice. Razor sharp, exposed edges at the joints. I hung it extra high so no one can accidently brush against it...all that blood would ruin the artwork.

It made my canvass prints look nice. Less money than Shutterfly. It was easy to put together and looks great.

High quality, easily assembled and perfect fit.

We bought a print and a box store with no frame. It needed something to jazz it up. We ordered this frame. It requires assembly but is fairly easy. Just premeasure the outside length and width of your print to insure you order the exact size you need as you cannot adjust this. It fits nicely over the print and is deep enough to cover the sides of the print. Once assembled you'll be amazed at how nice it looks and adds that perfect accept to the print.

Complete junk. Frame edges do not line up, no matter how you assemble it. Customer service is horrible. I ordered a similar frame from this company as well, and didn’t recieve all of the frame.

I purchased the FOLKOR Floating Frame for my 30x40 canvas painting, and I have to say I was disappointed with the quality. When I assembled the frame, the edges didn’t align properly, which made it look a bit off. It’s frustrating because a good frame should enhance the artwork, but in this case, it detracted from it instead. While the idea and design are nice, the execution falls short. I was hoping for a more polished finish, but unfortunately, this frame didn't meet my expectations. I would recommend looking for a different option if you're seeking something higher quality.

I don't write reviews, but these frames are great. They are deep enough for my canvases and look really professional. I now have 7 of the black metal ones and they have all worked perfectly. Watch the instruction video -- at least twice. The pieces are all there, the holes are in the right place, but you need to follow the instructions. The first time it took me 45 minutes to assemble one, now I get them perfect in about 5.

Excellent quality. Easy to assemble. Professional looking!

Fit is good after assembly. Yes some sharp edges so be careful. To bad the smaller sizes like 16x24 cost 20% more.

Perfect for a homemade painting. Great price and easy to install.

Sharp edges, and slag left on the pre drilled mounting holes. Not so easy to assemble. Out of square at first and gaps in the corners (not flush). Lots of adjusting to do. My oil painting was stretched over a 3/4" frame, so it sat too deep in the frame. I had to shim it up like they show you in the video, but it wasn't as easy as all that, because now the painting wouldn't fit in the recessed part of the frame; spacers were too thin. But now its hanging on the wall, and nobody can see my unprofessional work on the back side.