FAQs
A: A 12x17 frame has a larger opening than a 10x15 frame. This means that you can put more pictures into a 12x17 frame than a 10x15 frame.
If you want to make room for additional prints, you'll need to buy a custom sized frame.
A: Yes! Many photographers prefer to print their images at this smaller size. However, you won't get as much detail in the image when printing at this size.
A: No, you don't need to protect your 12x17 frame. However, we recommend putting a mat around it to keep dust off the glass.
A: There isn't really anything special about framing your 12x17 photograph. However, we suggest placing the back side of the frame against a white wall to give the best contrast.
A: Yes, most 12x17 frames look great framed on a light colored wall. We suggest choosing a lighter color like cream or ivory.
A: Hanging your 12x17 frame vertically gives the impression of depth. Horizontally hanging your 12x17 frame makes it appear wider.
A: No, mounting your 12x17 frame directly onto a solid surface like plywood or MDF doesn't provide enough support for the weight of the frame.
A: Foam core board is too soft to securely mount your 12x17 frame. Instead, we recommend mounting it directly onto a hard surface like plywood or MDF.
A: Wooden shelves are often hollow. This means they aren't strong enough to safely mount your 12x17 frame.
A: Metal shelving is generally safe to mount your 12x17 frame on. However, we recommend mounting it directly onto a hard surface like plywood or MDF.
