Photo frame SMARTMAX Svæveramme wooden antique-silverlook 30x90

SMARTMAX Svæveramme wooden antique-silverlook 30x90 is a vertical wooden photo frame finished in an antique silver tone and sized 30 x 90 cm. The design uses a floating mounting style that creates a visible gap between the image and the frame, giving prints and photographs a distinct suspended appearance. The frame is suited for elongated images such as portraits, narrow posters and vertical artwork intended for homes, offices, galleries or display walls.

Advantages

The wooden construction provides a rigid and stable support while the antique-silver finish offers a neutral, slightly aged appearance that complements a variety of interior styles. The floating mount effect highlights the edges of the image without covering them, allowing the full print to remain visible. The 30x90 cm format is practical for tall, narrow formats and for creating vertical compositions in group displays.

Suitable for

• Portrait photographs and full-figure prints
• Narrow posters, banners and typographic prints
• Vertical artwork, sketches and long-format illustrations
• Gallery walls and vertical display arrangements in homes or offices

Key specifications

• Material: wooden frame with antique silver finish
• Display orientation: vertical
• Visible frame effect: floating (gap between image and frame)
• Outer dimensions: 30 x 90 cm
• Suitable for paper prints, photographs and thin mounted artwork

How to use

Place the print or photograph into the frame following the manufacturer’s mounting method for floating presentation so the image sits slightly inset from the frame edge. Ensure the artwork is clean and free of dust before inserting. Use the integrated hanging hardware or appropriate picture hooks to fix the frame on a wall in a stable vertical position. Adjust level and placement to achieve the intended visual spacing around the image.

Usage recommendations

For best visual results, use prints on rigid or semi-rigid backing to maintain flatness in the floating mount. Avoid very thick frames or excessively heavy glazing that may reduce the intended gap effect. When grouping multiple frames, maintain consistent spacing and alignment to preserve a cohesive vertical composition.