wyewye 30x40 cm Picture Frames (3 Pack) in Wood with Acrylic, black – wall hanging with 20x28.7 cm mount
Product description
At a glance
If you’re trying to frame a set of prints or certificates without overthinking it, this wyewye 3 pack is designed to cover a very specific size: 30x40 cm frames with a 20x28.7 cm mount. That “mount” detail matters in practice because it controls what part of your print sits in the window area, so you get a neat, finished look rather than a full-bleed situation.
On paper, these are wall-hung wooden picture frames with acrylic in place of glass (the listing calls it plexiglás / acrylic, and notes it’s anti-break). They’re also positioned as a more durable option than metal/plastic-style frames, with the added angle of wood being sourced sustainably.
It’s not a frame set meant to look flashy, it leans into clean lines and a modern finish that should blend into most interiors. Still, there’s one small caveat to keep in mind: because the acrylic is “not glass”, you’ll want to be comfortable with the way acrylic handles reflections and cleaning compared with traditional glass.
Key features
The core idea here is straightforward: you get three matching 30x40 cm frames in black wood, each with an internal mount sized for prints/certificates/photos at 20x28.7 cm. The mount is the piece that gives the framed window its proportion, so your artwork (or document) doesn’t end up awkwardly cropped or too dominant.
Each frame uses acrylic (not glass) and the listing highlights resistance to pressure and cracking. In everyday terms, that can be a practical advantage if you have kids, pets, or you simply prefer something that’s less “worry-prone” than glass once it’s on the wall. The listing also specifically advises removing the protective film from both sides of the acrylic before use—worth doing carefully, otherwise the finish won’t look right.
As for setup and display, these are intended to “only hang on the wall” (so no tabletop display). The frame also mentions a white support to position your poster/print/photo properly, which suggests the pack is aimed at people who want consistent alignment across multiple frames.
Finally, the finished look is described as modern, with attention on the artwork rather than the frame. That’s the kind of styling that usually works well when you want the content to be the focal point—especially for photos, certificate-style documents, and posters.
What to know before you buy
Before buying any framed set, it’s worth checking whether your prints truly match the intended sizing. This pack is clearly built around a 30x40 cm outer frame and a 20x28.7 cm mount window. If your print is a different size, you may need cropping, a different mount, or you may not get the exact fit the frame is designed for.
Also, while the frames are described as suitable for a range of spaces (living room, bedroom, restaurant, bar, hotel, and office), that’s still “only hang on the wall”. If you were hoping for a freestanding or leaning display, this one won’t match that use case.
One more practical point: acrylic can show smudges and fingerprints more readily than you might expect, and it can reflect light depending on the room. The upside is the acrylic is less likely to shatter than glass, but you’ll still want to handle and wipe it properly.
Pros
- 3 matching frames, so it’s easier to create a coordinated wall display.
- Wood outer frame with a modern, clean look that keeps attention on the artwork.
- Acrylic instead of glass, with the listing stressing anti-break / crack resistance.
- Mount included, with a defined window size of 20x28.7 cm for prints/photos/certificates.
- Intended for wall hanging only, which suits most standard feature-wall setups.
Where it shines (and where it might not)
This is a solid pick if you’re framing prints, photos, or certificates that fit the mount window size and you want a tidy, consistent result across three pieces. If you’re setting up a small gallery wall in a living room, bedroom, or even a workplace, the matching frames can look more intentional than mixing different borders.
It might not be the best choice if your artwork is already a perfect fit for a frame without needing a mount, or if you strongly prefer traditional glass for clarity and the “feel” of glass in terms of reflections and cleaning. It also may feel limiting if you want a different display style (because it’s only designed to hang on the wall).
Practical tips for everyday use
If you’re using this for something like a photo or artwork print, dry-test the placement first: align your print within the 20x28.7 cm mount window before sealing or closing it up. That helps avoid the most common framing frustration—realising too late that the positioning is slightly off and you can’t easily “nudge” the mount.
And don’t rush the acrylic prep: the listing says to remove the protective film from both sides before use. It’s one of those steps that seems minor, but leaving film on will dull the look and can cause uneven clarity.
Should you buy it?
It’s worth buying if you want a coordinated 3 pack of wall-hanging frames sized for 30x40 cm outer framing with a 20x28.7 cm mount window, and you like the idea of acrylic instead of glass for reduced breakage risk. The wood-and-black styling should suit a lot of UK home interiors, from modern to more traditional rooms.
You may want to skip it if your prints/documents don’t match the mount size, or if you’re specifically looking for glass rather than acrylic. And if you need a tabletop display option, this pack won’t suit—its purpose is clearly wall hanging.
Mini FAQ
Will this frame fit a 30x40 cm print?
The outer frame is 30x40 cm, but the usable window is described as 20x28.7 cm due to the mount. So it’s the mount size you should treat as the “fit” reference.
Is the frame glass or acrylic?
It’s acrylic (listed as plexiglás) rather than glass, with anti-break / crack resistance mentioned.
Do I need to remove anything before using it?
Yes. The listing advises removing the protective film from both sides of the acrylic before use.
Can it be displayed on a table?
This product is described as only for wall hanging, so it’s not intended for tabletop display.
Where is it suitable to hang?
The listing mentions living rooms, bedrooms, restaurants, bars, hotels, and offices—essentially residential and commercial interiors where wall display makes sense.