Cornice portafoto singola Deknudt S44CH3 marrone MDF 150x200 mm

The Deknudt S44CH3 Brown MDF single picture frame is a compact display frame designed for 13x18 cm photos. Constructed from medium-density fibreboard (MDF) with a brown finish, the frame measures 150 mm in width, 12 mm in depth and 200 mm in height. Sold in a pack of six pieces, this frame offers a consistent, neutral surround for photographs, certificates or printed artwork intended for vertical presentation.

Advantages

The frame combines a uniform brown MDF finish with precise external dimensions for easy placement on walls or surfaces. Its slim 12 mm depth keeps the visual profile low while providing enough structure to hold a mounted photo securely. The six-piece pack ensures matching frames for multiple images, enabling a coordinated display. Materials and dimensions make it a lightweight option that is easy to handle and install.

Suitable for

• Displaying 13x18 cm photographs in a vertical orientation
• Creating a uniform multi-frame arrangement on a wall or shelf
• Presenting certificates, small prints or postcards that fit 13x18 cm
• Temporary exhibitions or events where matching frames are required

Key specifications

• Frame material: MDF with brown finish
• Photo size supported: 13 x 18 cm
• External dimensions: 150 mm (width) x 12 mm (depth) x 200 mm (height)
• Orientation: vertical
• Package quantity: 6 pieces

How to use

Remove the frame from its packaging and open the rear fastening system to access the photo recess. Place a 13x18 cm photograph or print into the frame, ensuring it is aligned for vertical display, then secure the backing. Attach hanging hardware or place the frame on a suitable stand or shelf according to the intended display method. For wall mounting, use appropriate fixings that match the wall type and the frame's weight.

Recommendations

Store frames flat and in a dry environment before use to avoid warping. Clean the visible surface with a soft, dry cloth; avoid abrasive cleaners or excessive moisture. When arranging multiple frames from the six-piece pack, measure spacing and alignment beforehand to achieve a consistent layout.