Multi pane Reclaimed Redwood Picture Frame - Classic 3" | 4x6 5x7 8x10

◊ Made from Reclaimed Redwood
◊ Sanded smooth with a clear finish
◊ Sized to fit artwork 4x6, 5x7, or 8x10
◊ Constructed to last decades
◊ Sawtooth hanger for easy hanging
◊ All distressing is natural & common
◊ Each picture frame is unique

◊ you have the option of 2, 3, 4, 5, or 6 portrait panes set side by side in 4x6, 5x7, or 8x10 sizes. Use the drop-down menus in the upper right of this page to make your selections.  

◊ the front opening of each pane will be about ⅜” smaller than the selected size.

◊ the boards which make up the outside of the frame are approximately 3" wide x 1" thick and the dividers are 1⅝"
wide.

◊ the wood has been sanded as smoothly as possible to improve the appearance and soften the lines, and then it is finished with a hand-rubbed hard wax oil which creates a warm glow and an astonishingly smooth feel.

◊ the character is either natural or is from the wood's previous use; we do not add any distressing or character; the appearance will vary from board to board and frame to frame, and will show off signs of previous use such as color variation, nail & other fastener holes, insect tracks, knots, open knots, staining, traces of paint, size variation &, etc.—differences in this character will make each frame unique.

◊ the boards are glued at the miters with hidden splines which is more similar to fine furniture making than standard picture frame construction.

◊ for easy hanging, we attach a French Cleat in a horizontal orientation. If you want to hang the frame vertically let us know in the notes on the order.

◊ includes a ¼” thick acid-free plywood backer board held in place with pre-attached, heavy-duty spring clips, which allow for easy access to add or change pictures, and can be used over and over again without risk of breaking.

◊ each pane includes a 1/8" thick UV protect plexiglass

◊ this wood is salvaged by us in the Greater Salt Lake City area.

◊ each frame is individually crafted and signed by the Artisan who created it.