Soho Deep Picture Frame
Built to last, down to the details
Composite molding
Engineered for strength and a smooth, even finish.
Edge-to-edge display
Full opening, no mat — ideal for posters and full-bleed prints.
Shatter-resistant glazing
Impact-safe and clear — safer near kids and pets than glass.
Ready to hang
Built-in sawtooth hangers — on the wall in minutes, no extra hardware.
Wall or tabletop
Built-in easel stand — display flat on a desk or shelf, too.
Made for galleries
Outer dimensions match across sizes so multi-frame walls line up cleanly.
Customers keep coming back for the wall
Hang it straight in minutes
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Unbox the frame
Lift the frame out and peel the protective film from both sides of the glazing.
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Pick your spot
Choose your height — eye level is a safe default. Hanging a set? Lay the pieces on the floor and arrange them first.
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Mark the wall
Hold the frame where you want it, pencil a light mark, then measure down to where the hanger will sit.
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Set the hook
Drive a nail or wall hook at your mark — the sawtooth and D-ring hardware are already attached.
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Stick the bumper
Peel the self-leveling adhesive bumper and press it to a bottom corner on the back.
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Hang & level
Set the frame on the hook. The bumper grips the wall so it sits flush and stays straight — even after a bump.
Answers before you order
Will my print fit if I buy a different size online?
Every frame is built to a standard print size — 4×6, 5×7, 8×10, 11×14, 16×20, and up. When a frame includes a mat, the mat opening shows a print one size down (an 11×14 frame mats to display an 8×10); lift the mat out to fill the full size with a borderless print. The exact sizes are listed on each product page.
Is the glazing real glass or acrylic?
It depends on the frame. Most use shatter-resistant glazing — optically clear, lightweight, and far safer than glass around kids and pets. Larger frames and posters use plexiglass for the same reasons, and a few classic styles use real glass. The glazing for each frame is listed in its details above.
How do I hang a frame perfectly straight?
Every frame ships ready to hang — sawtooth and D-ring hardware included — plus a self-leveling adhesive bumper. Stick the bumper to a bottom corner before hanging; it grips the wall so the frame sits flush and won't tilt, even after a bump.
Do gallery sets line up edge-to-edge?
Yes — our gallery and multi-pack sets share matching finishes and standardized outer dimensions, so they hang with even, consistent spacing. Lay the pieces out on the floor to settle on an arrangement, then transfer it to the wall.
What are your shipping and return policies?
Shipping is free on orders over $50, fulfilled from three U.S. warehouses — California, New Jersey, and South Carolina — so it arrives quickly. Returns are hassle-free within 90 days: if anything arrives damaged or isn't right, reach out and we'll take care of it.
Is custom sizing available?
We focus on standard sizes rather than custom cuts — but the range is wide, from 4×6 up to 24×36 and larger, with matted options that fit most common prints. There's almost always a stock size for your photo.
Still wondering? Talk to a framing specialist — average response time is 7 minutes.