Single picture frame Hama 175493 Skara

The Hama 175493 Skara single picture frame is a compact wooden frame with glass designed for tabletop display. It accommodates a 130 mm × 180 mm image and features a 2.8 cm wide bezel that provides a clear border around the picture. The frame's construction combines a natural wood finish with a protective glass front to present photographs, certificates or small prints with a restrained, classic appearance.

Advantages

This frame offers a stable tabletop orientation and a balanced bezel that highlights the image without overpowering it. The glass front protects prints from dust and light exposure while maintaining image clarity. Its wooden surround provides a durable yet lightweight structure that is easy to place on desks, shelves or side tables. The neutral design integrates well with different interior styles and keeps the focus on the photograph.

Suitable for

• Displaying portraits, snapshots and small prints on desks or shelves
• Presenting certificates or small awards in home offices
• Using in living rooms, bedrooms or reception areas for decorative accents
• Gift giving when paired with a chosen photograph or print

Key specifications

• Material: wooden frame with glass front
• Visible image size: 130 mm × 180 mm
• Bezel width: 2.8 cm
• Orientation: tabletop (portrait)
• Finish: natural/neutral wood appearance

How to use

Place the frame on a flat tabletop surface in portrait orientation. Open the rear panel to insert your photograph or print, align it against the matt or backing board to centre the image, then secure the panel to hold the picture in place. Clean the glass surface with a soft, lint-free cloth and a suitable glass cleaner if needed. Position the frame where it receives indirect light to reduce potential fading of the print over time.

Usage recommendations

For preservation of photos, avoid placing the frame in direct sunlight or in areas with high humidity. Use acid-free mounting paper or photo corners when inserting valuable prints to prevent adhesion or damage to the image. Regularly dust the wooden frame and glass to maintain a clear display.