Floating Acrylic Frame for Pictures Up to 13x19 in - Polished Edge
Floating Acrylic Frame for Pictures Up to 13x19 in - Polished Edge
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In this review of the Floating Acrylic Frame for Pictures up to 13x19 in the reviewer finds it best for anyone who wants a simple, modern floating display without the weight or fragility of glass. The single biggest reason to consider this frame is the clean, polished edge acrylic presentation that places artwork between two 17x23 in panels for an elegant, minimal look. The package arrives with hardware, a template and instructions so mounting is straightforward whether the piece is hung vertically or horizontally.
Key Features
- Floating display: Artwork is sandwiched between two polished edge 17x23 in acrylic panels to create a clear floating effect that showcases edges and background.
- Flexible orientation: The frame accepts artwork uploaded and mounted in either horizontal or vertical layouts, offering placement flexibility for photos or prints up to 13x19 in.
- Chrome standoff hardware: Chrome standoff wall mount hardware with screws and anchors is included to provide a contemporary, raised look and a secure mounting method.
- Complete kit: The package includes a mounting template and instructions so assembly and alignment is straightforward for most users.
- Lightweight materials: Acrylic panels and metal hardware keep the overall weight lower than glass while still delivering a clear view of the artwork.
Who It's For
This frame is well suited to hobbyist photographers, artists selling prints, or homeowners wanting a modern, gallery-style presentation without custom framing costs. The ease of assembly and included hardware make it a good option for renters or anyone who wants a quick update to a blank wall.
Buyers seeking museum-grade protection or thicker, glass-like rigidity should look elsewhere; some customers report the acrylic feels thinner than expected and it will not offer the same scratch resistance or weight as glass. For delicate or valuable originals that need archival protection, a traditional framed solution is preferable.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Clean, modern look creates a convincing floating effect that "looks like glass" while staying lightweight.
- Included chrome standoff hardware and template simplify mounting and produce a professional result on the wall.
- Works in both horizontal and vertical orientations so one frame fits multiple display needs.
- Easy to assemble for most users thanks to clear instructions and complete mounting kit.
Cons
- Acrylic panels can be relatively thin and may show scratches or flex compared with glass.
- Some customers report difficulty keeping photos secured between panels if not aligned carefully.
Specifications
| Frame panels size | 17x23 in polished edge acrylic panels |
| Maximum artwork size | Up to 13x19 in |
| Total panel thickness | 1/4 in (combined) |
| Mounting hardware | Chrome standoff wall mount hardware with screws and anchors |
| Included accessories | Template and instructions for assembly and mounting |
| Materials | Acrylic panels and metal hardware |
Our Verdict
The Floating Acrylic Frame is a practical choice for those who want a contemporary floating presentation at a reasonable cost; it is especially good for prints, photos and art that do not require archival protection. The included chrome standoff hardware and template make it quick to install and the polished edge acrylic achieves a neat gallery look, though buyers seeking thicker, scratch-resistant glazing should consider a different framing option.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can the frame be mounted vertically and horizontally?
Yes. The design and included hardware support both horizontal and vertical mounting layouts.
What size art fits inside the frame?
The frame holds artwork up to 13x19 in between the 17x23 in acrylic panels.
Is the glazing glass or acrylic and is it durable?
The glazing is polished edge acrylic panels; they are lighter than glass but can be more prone to scratches and flex compared with thicker glass.
Editor's Take
The Floating Acrylic Frame delivers a clean, polished-edge presentation and easy wall mounting, making it a good value for prints and photos; buyers seeking thicker, scratch-resistant glazing should choose a different solution.

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