Solid oak frame - Narrow (12 mm)

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This 12 mm narrow and 18 mm deep wooden frame is made of solid, untreated oak – nothing else. The natural oak gives each frame its own unique look, because the grain and structure vary from frame to frame. We select and assemble the frames with great care so that the four sides of the frame harmonize as best as possible – but the natural variation is part of the charm. If you want a more uniform and calm look, you can instead choose one of our veneer frames, for example the model in light oak (15×15 mm) or dark oak (12×18 mm).

The backboard is made of masonite and equipped with brackets so that the frame can be hung both vertically and horizontally. Frames smaller than 18×24 cm also come with a practical support foot so that they can also stand freely on a shelf or table.

4 mm behind the front of the frame lies glass and backing plate, and it is the dimensions of these parts that determine the frame's format - and thus also the size of the picture or passepartout you want framed.

If you want a more distinctive wood look, we also offer a 20 mm wide oak profile , which gives a stronger, more robust look.

Glass

The glass in a frame does much more than you might think. It changes both how the subject is experienced in the room and how well colors, contrasts and details are preserved over time. When you choose glass, you also choose a visual mood – from sharp and classic to soft and non-reflective – and the degree of protection against light and wear. Here are the four types of glass you can choose from:

Acrylic glass (plexiglass)
Acrylic glass is the safe and easy choice. It weighs only a fraction of regular glass and cannot shatter, making it ideal for large formats, children's rooms and rooms where the frame hangs exposed. When the protective foil is removed on both sides, acrylic glass is almost as clear as regular glass - but with the natural reflections that you also know from real glass.

Normal glass
If you want classic clarity and a completely clean look, plain glass is the traditional choice. It provides sharp and natural color reproduction, and the visible reflections often add some depth and life to the subject, especially in quiet surroundings without too much direct light.

Non-reflective glass
Non-reflective glass is perfect for rooms with lots of daylight, large windows or direct lighting. The slightly matte surface significantly reduces glare, so the subject is visible from many more angles. At the same time, it maintains beautiful color reproduction, just with a calmer, softer experience.

Museum glass
Museum glass is the most exclusive solution and stands out both visually and technically. It is almost invisible, without the reflections normally associated with glass, and at the same time it protects against up to 70% of UV rays. This means that your posters, art prints and photographs retain their colours, contrast and level of detail for many years. The effect is similar to seeing the subject without glass at all – only with much better protection.

Compare the four glass types