Dark oak wooden frame - Wide (20 mm)

✔ Made-to-order in Denmark
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This frame in hot-annealed oak veneer is an obvious choice for those who want the natural character of the wood, but at the same time a more predictable and harmonious expression than that obtained with solid oak. The veneer provides a smooth surface with a gentle play of wood that fits in with both modern and classic surroundings.

The profile is built with a 20 mm wide front and a 30 mm external depth, which gives the frame a nice, distinctive volume without appearing heavy. The front overlaps the glass and back plate by 5 mm, so the motif lies securely and precisely in the frame.

You can choose the frame in all of our standard sizes, and the sizes always refer to glass/backing plate - i.e. the size your poster needs to have to fit in the frame.
If you want to frame a poster with a mat, you need to go up one size. For example: a 40×50 cm frame combined with a mat adapted to a 30×40 poster allows for a mat that is approximately 5 cm wide all the way around.

Glass

Glass is essential for both the presentation and protection of your subject. Each type of glass creates its own unique visual experience:

Acrylic glass (plexiglass)
The lightweight and shatterproof solution. Ideal for large frames, children's rooms or places where the frame may be exposed. When the foil is removed, it stands with clarity and reflections reminiscent of regular glass.

Normal glass
The classic choice for those who want sharp and natural color reproduction. The clear reflections give the motif a vibrant, traditional expression.

Non-reflective glass
The matte surface significantly reduces glare, so the subject appears clearly even in rooms with bright daylight or direct lighting. The colors retain their strength, but are presented in a calmer tone.

Museum glass
The most premium solution. Almost completely invisible, with minimal reflections and up to 70% UV protection. It provides an experience that almost feels like seeing the subject without glass – only with much better preservation of colors and details.

Compare the different types of glass