Can you use it with plastic frames? I'm using Album frames 12.5 x 12.5 for decoration in place of business.
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It would probably be overkill. These are intended for heavy frames or areas that are earthquake prone.
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I'm not sure what an Album Frame is... but for these hangars to work, you need to be able to screw the metal holders (the parts with the slotted hole held by two screws) into the back of the frame. So the answer lies in whether or not the plastic frames will hold the screws without them coming through the front. I used them on 2' by 3' large wooden frames with no problem, but I know that doesn't answer your concern.
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Mine were not plastic, but if the frame is thick enough you should be able to use them
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Rhythmhound does not currently offer framing as an option at this time. Sorry for any inconvenience.
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I suppose you could just wrap it as it is fairly stiff. However I placed mine in frames, which took no time to construct wrapped them in material and placed a professional and unobtrusive panel on the walls.
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The frame is 4x6, so whatever fits in a 4x6 area would work. You just lift up the flap and insert whatever.
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Mine came how you see them. Frames will mount to any 6.5 or 6.75 space. Past that you'll probably have to get creative.
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I made shelves with bricks and 2x4s. Lots of height but I don't think plastic can support shelves
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No. Use 2"X4"X8' or 6' lumber. Be selective in the grade of lumber you choose. I do not recommend framing or construction grades. I have made several of these for my married children and made that mistake only once. I had to rebuild that one after less than a year. Also, finish with a spar or marine varnish, or better, for the best results. Three coats minimum.
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I've seen on eBay plastic frames imported from Japan specifically for this purpose - that's what I'm planning on using. Congrats on finishing it!
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I don't see why you couldn't. I just had it sitting behind our bed for awhile before attaching it to our box (we don't use a traditional frame).
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I used it to frame documents from Ellis Island. It's a beautiful frame, but probably too small for an XL without some folding.
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The frame is only 10x14. It would be better to buy a bigger frame or make your own.
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I would say no. Not if you are going to hook it to the frame....metal hooks to a metal frame...probably won't fit.
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I did not have good luck hanging a frame about half that size on my tile wall. Mine was moderately heavy. The stripes held it for a few days then the frame fell. Other smaller pics have stayed up just fine.
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I would love to help you but I purchased a 16 x 20 to fit a 11x 14 matted print. I can tell you the frame is awesome.
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I don't think so. Even adding a sacrificial 2x2 on top would be difficult because it would require fastening to the plastic top frame.
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I'm really not happy with the rack....I put a 12' x 35 vinyl on thin pvc pipe and mounted it on the rack...the plastic chains it come with pull apart and break about every-time I try to raise the backdrop. If they would replace the chains with something besides plastic it would be a great addition to the studio. But the way it is it's pretty much useless. I won't be buying another.
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I wouldn't recommend it. It is rounded at the edges and possibly too thick for a frame such as yours.