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Compared to competitors they are pricey and I understand this but compared to the other reviews I had no issues with the frames in question delivery was right on time too The maple wood frame was an excellent quality finish and looks fantastic quality wise they've held up extremely well
Compared to competitors they are pricey and I understand this but compared to the other reviews I had no issues with the frames in question delivery was right on time too The maple wood frame was an excellent quality finish and looks fantastic quality wise they've held up extremely well
If you have a nice piece of art that you need framed, DO NOT USE FRAMEBRIDGE. We thought we were getting a good deal at $300, but the bottom line is you get what you pay for. Our frame showed up with massive gaps in the corners (the pieces of wood did not sit flush against each other). The hardware connecting the corner mounting brackets looked like a kindergartener had screwed it in. You could tell that whoever did the work just didn't care. Because we had a bigger piece of art, Framebridge gave us "corner brackets" to mount on our wall. These corner brackets are a nightmare to level, even though their YouTube instructions make it seem easy. Why Framebridge couldn't just install a nice, sturdy picture wire in is beyond me. We sent an email with pictures explaining the shoddy work, and to Framebridge's credit, they offered us a free shipping label to return the frame and fix it for free. But, the hassle of having to re-pack and re-ship a nice piece of art to ensure it wouldn't get damaged in transit just was not worth it. You are better off going to an in-person, professional framer than using Framebridge if you want to frame nice art. Honestly, you are probably also better off going to Michael's to frame a piece of art that is of lesser value.Overall, we had a terrible experience with Framebridge.
If you have a nice piece of art that you need framed, DO NOT USE FRAMEBRIDGE. We thought we were getting a good deal at $300, but the bottom line is you get what you pay for. Our frame showed up with massive gaps in the corners (the pieces of wood did not sit flush against each other). The hardware connecting the corner mounting brackets looked like a kindergartener had screwed it in. You could tell that whoever did the work just didn't care. Because we had a bigger piece of art, Framebridge gave us "corner brackets" to mount on our wall. These corner brackets are a nightmare to level, even though their YouTube instructions make it seem easy. Why Framebridge couldn't just install a nice, sturdy picture wire in is beyond me. We sent an email with pictures explaining the shoddy work, and to Framebridge's credit, they offered us a free shipping label to return the frame and fix it for free. But, the hassle of having to re-pack and re-ship a nice piece of art to ensure it wouldn't get damaged in transit just was not worth it. You are better off going to an in-person, professional framer than using Framebridge if you want to frame nice art. Honestly, you are probably also better off going to Michael's to frame a piece of art that is of lesser value.Overall, we had a terrible experience with Framebridge.
We spent $350 on a frame and it has arrived back to us in very poor quality over nearly 2 months of waiting for the framing to be completed. We've had to send the frame back twice because of its quality. The first time it sounded like the frame was in bad shape and the second time there are clear glass bubbles or some type of black paint around the edge of the glass (rep at Framebridge told us that she did not know what caused it). I recommend do NOT go to Framebridge - not worth the money
We spent $350 on a frame and it has arrived back to us in very poor quality over nearly 2 months of waiting for the framing to be completed. We've had to send the frame back twice because of its quality. The first time it sounded like the frame was in bad shape and the second time there are clear glass bubbles or some type of black paint around the edge of the glass (rep at Framebridge told us that she did not know what caused it). I recommend do NOT go to Framebridge - not worth the money
We paid extra for the “American Hardwood” frames. They feel and look chintsy, like low grade Home Depot lumber, and the joining was poor and sloppy on each of the frames (lots of visible seams/gaps). The price wasn’t markedly cheaper than some real high quality artisan frames made in America. The print quality was mediocre, nothing much different from Amazon photos.
We paid extra for the “American Hardwood” frames. They feel and look chintsy, like low grade Home Depot lumber, and the joining was poor and sloppy on each of the frames (lots of visible seams/gaps). The price wasn’t markedly cheaper than some real high quality artisan frames made in America. The print quality was mediocre, nothing much different from Amazon photos.
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