Moldura individual Hama Copenhagen carvalho

The Hama Copenhagen Single Picture Frame in Oak is a rectangular photo frame with a glass front and MDF backing, designed to present photographs or prints in a minimalist, wood-finish style. With external dimensions of 420 mm in height and 520 mm in width, the frame offers a generous visible area for standard and custom-sized images. The oak-coloured finish provides a natural wood appearance that integrates with both modern and classic interiors. The frame can be hung on a wall in portrait or landscape orientation or set on a tabletop when supported by suitable stands.

Advantages

The frame combines a slim wooden-look profile with a protective glass front for clear image visibility and dust protection. The MDF backing ensures stable support for the inserted picture while remaining lightweight for easy handling. The oak finish is applied uniformly to provide a consistent look, and the construction allows for simple insertion and replacement of photos without specialized tools. Mounting hardware and tabletop display options make the frame versatile for different display needs.

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How to use

Place the picture face down on a clean, soft surface and open the rear clips or fasteners to remove the MDF backing. Insert the photograph or print centrally against the glass, ensuring the image is straight and positioned as desired. Replace the backing and secure the clips. For wall mounting, use appropriate hooks or screws into a suitable substrate and hang the frame using the integrated hanging fittings, observing the orientation marks if present. For tabletop display, use a compatible stand or support; ensure the stand suits the frame dimensions and weight.

Recommendations

To preserve the appearance of both frame and image, avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight and high humidity. Clean the glass with a soft, lint-free cloth and mild glass cleaner; avoid abrasive materials on the frame surface. When hanging, select wall fixings rated for the combined weight of the frame and contents.