Moldura individual Deknudt S66KF2 P1 preta MDF madeira 13x18

The Deknudt S66KF2 P1 Black MDF Wood 13x18 is a single picture frame designed to display 13 x 18 cm photos. Constructed from a combination of MDF and solid wood, this frame has a matte black finish and compact outer dimensions of 160 mm width, 15 mm depth and 210 mm height. The frame accepts standard 13x18 cm prints and offers a minimal, linear profile that integrates easily into modern and classic interiors.

Advantages

This frame combines the stability of MDF with the aesthetic touch of wood for consistent shape and a refined look. The slim profile and black finish provide a neutral surround that emphasizes the photograph without visual distraction. The modest depth allows the frame to sit flush against walls or on desks and shelves. Durable materials and precise manufacturing keep the glazing and backing securely in place for long-term display.

Suitable for

• Displaying 13 x 18 cm photographs or small prints
• Desk, shelf or mantelpiece presentation
• Gallery walls requiring uniform black frames
• Portrait or landscape orientation in homes and offices

Key specifications

• Visible photo size: 13 x 18 cm
• Outer dimensions: 160 mm (W) × 15 mm (D) × 210 mm (H)
• Frame material: MDF with wood elements
• Finish: matte black
• Profile: slim, linear
• Mounting options: freestanding and wall-hanging

How to use

Remove the frame backing and place a 13 x 18 cm print or photograph against the glazing, ensuring it is centered and oriented as desired. Replace the backing and secure the fasteners. For wall display, use appropriate hanging hardware for the frame weight and wall type; for tabletop display, position the frame on a stable, level surface. Clean the glazing with a soft, lint-free cloth and mild glass cleaner applied to the cloth, not directly to the surface.

Recommendations

To preserve the finish and the photograph, avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight and high humidity. When creating a multi-frame arrangement, measure spacing carefully to maintain a consistent visual rhythm between frames.