Adeco [PF9105] Decorative Black Wood Wall Hanging Collage Picture Photo Frame, 29 Openings, Various Sizes between 3.25x2.75" and 4.5x4"; Square, circular, oval and rectangular openings

Cool way to display lots of pics and easy to hang. Be sure and remove the film over the acrylic sheet before hanging.

Bought this for my best friend who is moving away from NJ to FL. I print out the best group pictures of our friends, and put them in the frame.PROS:-Price (Good price for a huge picture frame)-Frame (The frame itself is sturdy, and looks very nice on the wall)-Backing (The backing was stable and held everything together, unlike most of them that fall apart)CONS:-Shipping Box (It came in a thin box just barely big enough to hold it. The box was ripped open on the top corner, and there was pretty obvious damage to it since the corner was shaved off. However I was under time restraints so I had to make it work)-"The Glass" (Its a paper thin piece of plastic sheet that attracts anything and everything to stick to it. It also has no attachment to the actual frame, so the whole time it would buckle or fall out while I was trying to place pictures. It was so frustrating that I ended up hot gluing the corners of the plastic sheet to the frame to make it stay. This was great until I saw all the cat hair and dust that collected on the sheet that I now couldn't take out and clean. It was a facepalm moment)-Price (It's a good price for the big frame, however you'd think that they could put something nicer then a plastic sheet to act as "the glass")-Picture holes (Its one giant opening, meaning there are no individual slots to hold pictures, so I had to shape every picture down so pictures wouldn't overlap, and then tape each one to "the glass")

Previously I owned a similar frame holding 28 pictures. My cats knocked it down twice . I was able to repair it the first time, but it was demolished the second time.This Adedco frame holds 29 photos and is much more well made. The means of hanging it will not allow the cats to dislodge it. It is much more sturdy. The only improvement I would like is a matt with openings to guide me in positioning photos However, this aspect was improved by tracing the openings onto the paper backing. I found that the guidelines printed on the paper backing did not correspond exactly to the opening sizes and were of little help.

Perfect as either landscape or portrait hanging.

I mistakenly did not read the dimensions, so this was a little larger than I had expected. It doesn't matter though, because I love it. You do need a nice sized wall for this to fit on. I like that there are two openings on the back to put pictures in, this made it easier to add pictures to the frame. Well packaged and promptly shipped. Thanks!

Don't get me wrong, this is a nice collage frame....there are a few problems. #1. most of the openings for the pictures are too big. Standard sized photographs just don't fit. I am having to make matte frames for the photos so they will fit properly. #2. A good idea gone wrong. Instead of glass in the frame, it's a clear plastic insert that tore when I pulled it out to clean it. Three - inch to inch and a half tears. I had to use scotch tape to make repairs. #3. You will have to literally stick your photos to something so they will stay in the frame (providing you can find an opening that it will fit).I expected better for my dollar.However, on the positive side, it will hold 29 photographs, and you can hang it vertically or horizontally. It's relatively lightweight too. So, would I buy this again? No. I am keeping it because I already recycled the shipping container it came in....it was well packaged.

it was a little tricky to place the photos in this frame and it seems a little thin vs. feeling solid and substantial but overall a nice looking frame

My wife put all pictures in the frame the same day we received it, and had me hang it up right a way on the wall.