Floating Acrylic Frame for Pictures up to 14x14 in - Polished Edge
Floating Acrylic Frame for Pictures up to 14x14 in - Polished Edge
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In this review the ArtToFrames Floating Acrylic Frame is evaluated for hobbyists and anyone who wants a clean, modern way to display photos or flat artwork up to 14x14 in. The single biggest reason to consider this frame is its simple, glass-like presentation: your print is sandwiched between two 18x18 in polished edge acrylic panels to create a floating look without a bulky surround. It comes with muted chrome standoff hardware, screws, anchors, and a template, so it is ready to assemble and hang with minimal fuss.
Key Features
- Floating acrylic display: Two 18x18 in polished edge acrylic panels create an elegant, glass-like finish that showcases art with minimal distraction.
- Size flexibility: Designed for artwork up to 14x14 in while using the full 18x18 in panels so you can mount horizontal or vertical images as needed.
- Included wall hardware: Muted Chrome standoff wall mount hardware with screws and anchors is included to simplify mounting and achieve a professional gap from the wall.
- Easy assembly: A printed template and instructions are provided so most users can assemble and hang the frame without special tools or a second pair of hands.
- Durable materials: Acrylic panels and metal hardware keep the unit lightweight while maintaining a polished appearance for indoor display.
Who It's For
This frame is ideal for photographers, illustrators, and homeowners who want a modern, low-profile display for prints and photos up to 14x14 in. The thin acrylic gives a near-glass look without the weight and breakage risk of actual glass, and the muted chrome standoffs deliver a gallery-style presentation.
It is less suitable for heavy or textured artwork that requires deeper mounting or for those seeking high scratch resistance in a high-traffic area, since some users report the acrylic feels thinner than solid glazing. If you need museum-grade protection or thicker glazing, consider a different framing solution.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Clean, glass-like appearance that enhances colors and image contrast.
- Flexible horizontal and vertical mounting for varied display options.
- Complete mounting kit and template make installation straightforward.
- Lightweight acrylic panels are easier to handle than glass.
Cons
- Acrylic panels can feel thin and may be prone to surface scratches if not handled carefully.
- Some customers report the picture holding method feels flimsy for heavier paper stocks.
Specifications
| Frame panels | Two 18x18 in polished edge acrylic panels |
| Total acrylic thickness | Approximately 1/4 in combined |
| Artwork maximum | Up to 14x14 in |
| Mounting hardware | Muted Chrome standoff wall mount hardware with screws and anchors |
| Included extras | Template and instructions for assembly and mounting |
| Materials | Acrylic panels and metal hardware |
Our Verdict
The ArtToFrames Floating Acrylic Frame is a good value for anyone seeking a minimalist, gallery-style display for prints up to 14x14 in. It excels at presentation and easy installation, though buyers who need thicker glazing or higher scratch resistance should look elsewhere. For photos, prints, and flat artwork that will be handled carefully, it delivers a stylish, modern finish at reasonable cost.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can the frame be mounted vertically?
Yes. The design supports both horizontal and vertical mounting and the included template covers both layouts.
Does the kit include all hardware to hang on drywall?
Yes. The package includes muted chrome standoffs plus screws and anchors for standard drywall installation.
Is the glazing actual glass?
No. The product uses polished edge acrylic panels that look like glass but are lighter and less fragile.
Editor's Take
A stylish, easy-to-hang floating acrylic frame ideal for displaying prints up to 14x14 in; offers a glass-like look with included standoffs and template, though acrylic can be thin and prone to scratches.

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