Photo frame focus Charleston White 50×70 cm — focus wall frame, 50×70 cm opening

The focus Charleston White photo frame is engineered for 50×70 cm prints and posters, offering a clean white border that presents artwork, photographs and certificates with minimal visual distraction. The frame holds a single 50×70 cm opening and protects the item from dust while keeping it flat. Its understated design suits modern and classic interiors and can be mounted on the wall or placed on a tabletop when compatible fittings or supports are used.

Advantages

The simple white profile creates a neutral presentation that emphasizes the image rather than the frame itself. Constructed to keep prints flat and protected, the frame offers straightforward installation and low-maintenance care. Its standard 50×70 cm opening eliminates the need for trimming common poster and print sizes, ensuring an accurate fit for framed content and consistent framing results.

Suitable for

• Displaying 50×70 cm photographs and art prints
• Framing posters and promotional prints of standard size
• Presenting certificates or diplomas in offices and reception areas
• Wall gallery arrangements and single-piece displays

Key specifications

• Frame opening size: 50 × 70 cm
• Frame color: white
• Suitable for wall mounting; may include tabletop support depending on variant
• Material finish: smooth painted frame surface
• Protective cover: transparent glazing to shield print from dust

How to use

Open the rear panel and place the 50×70 cm print carefully into the frame, ensuring the image aligns with the opening and lies flat against the backing. Close and secure the rear panel according to the frame’s fastening system. If wall mounting, determine the desired position, mark mounting points at the measured intervals, and hang using appropriate wall fixings for the wall material. If a tabletop display is supported, attach the stand or support bracket and position the frame on a level surface.

Usage recommendations

Handle the print by its edges to avoid fingerprints on the image surface. Use suitable wall anchors for heavier frames or masonry walls, and avoid direct prolonged sunlight to minimize fading of photographic prints. Clean the glazing with a soft, lint-free cloth and a non-abrasive glass cleaner applied to the cloth rather than directly onto the glazing.