Give your artwork an elegant and professional presentation with these gallery frames made from wood sourced from FSC-certified forests. Equipped with hanging hardware, protective glass, and a white mat, they provide a complete solution for framing and showcasing your artwork, photos, and reproductions. Featuring a design that blends classic and contemporary styles, these gallery frames easily complement a variety of décor styles. They are ideal for displaying canvases, watercolors, prints, and photographs while adding a refined and professional finish to your artwork. A quality DeSerres product offering excellent value. Features: • Made from wood sourced from FSC-certified forests • Protective glass included • White mat included • Moulding depth: 1.5 in. • Hanging hardware: hooks Additional information: Gallery frame vs. regular frame A gallery frame is generally deeper and thicker than a regular frame. This added depth allows you to frame a gallery-wrapped or regular canvas without the canvas extending beyond the back of the frame. A gallery photo frame with glass also creates a more dimensional appearance when displayed on the wall, adding depth and enhancing the artwork. What is a floating frame? A floating frame is designed to create the illusion that the artwork is floating inside the frame rather than being pressed behind a piece of glass. This effect adds depth and creates a three-dimensional presentation that enhances the artwork. Floating frames are especially suited for stretched canvases. Unlike standard frames, they are loaded from the front: the canvas is placed into the frame and secured from the back. This allows the edges of the artwork to remain visible without being covered by the frame. For a true gallery-style presentation, a floating frame is an ideal choice for showcasing your canvases. What is a mat? A mat is a piece of board, usually with a central opening, that creates space between the photo and the frame. It is suitable only for paper-based artwork, such as photos, drawings, and prints, and is not intended for canvases. When a mat is used, glass is generally added to protect both the artwork and the mat. The terms “acid-free” or “conservation” indicate that the mat is archival quality and helps preserve the artwork by preventing yellowing, discoloration, or deterioration over time.