Frame size
Inner size, outer size, frame width and thickness affect photo fit, cost and carton planning.
OEM/ODM WOODEN PHOTO FRAMES FOR HOME DECOR AND GIFT BUYERS
Heze Sunflower manufactures custom wooden photo frames, wooden picture frames, wall frames, tabletop frames, poster frames, canvas frames, oil painting frames and private label wooden frame programs for home decor brands, gift buyers, retailers, online sellers, art suppliers and promotional product buyers. Projects can start from size list, reference photo, sample, material, finish target, back board route, glass or acrylic option, hanging hardware or retail packing plan.
A tabletop photo frame, wall picture frame, poster frame and canvas frame may use different inner size, rabbet depth, corner joint, back board, glass or acrylic panel, stand route, hanging hardware and packing method.
QUOTE BASIS
A wooden photo frame project is not quoted only by outer size. Inner size, frame width, rabbet depth, corner joint, back board, glass or acrylic option, finish route, hanging or standing method and export packing should be checked before sampling.
Inner size, outer size, frame width and thickness affect photo fit, cost and carton planning.
Rabbet depth should match photo, mat board, glass, acrylic panel, back board or canvas depth.
45 degree miter corners need gap, alignment, glue mark, sanding and finish coverage checked by sample.
MDF back board, cardboard back, rotating tabs, easel stand or hanger route should be confirmed early.
Painted, stained, rustic, natural, lacquered or printed finish should be confirmed by approved sample.
Corner guard, surface separation, glass protection, inner box, barcode and carton marks should be confirmed before shipment.
BUYER ANSWER
Wooden frame buyers usually check more than front color. The common complaint risks are wrong inner size, loose glass, tight back board, miter corner gap, paint crack at corners, surface scratches, weak easel stand, missing hanger, damaged glass and crushed frame corners after shipment.
Wooden photo frames, picture frames, tabletop frames, wall frames, poster frames and canvas frames should not be reviewed as one structure. Each route needs its own inner size, rabbet depth, back board, hardware, finish record and packing method.
PRODUCT RANGE
Wooden frame projects can be planned by frame type, inner size, outer size, frame width, rabbet depth, material, finish route, back board, panel option, display structure, SKU count and packing method.
Photo frames need inner size, frame width, back board, glass or acrylic option and packing protection checked before sampling.
Picture frames need size tolerance, miter corner, surface finish, wall hanger and carton protection reviewed early.
Wall frames need frame weight, hanging hardware, back board route, surface protection and carton marks.
Tabletop frames need easel stand angle, back support, bottom stability and visible finish checked by sample.
Poster frames need long-side straightness, backing route, surface protection and large carton control.
Canvas frames need rabbet depth, canvas thickness route, corner strength and hanging hardware reviewed carefully.
Oil painting frames need frame depth, finish appearance, corner joint and surface protection confirmed before production.
Private label frame sets need size assortment, barcode, SKU label, retail box, insert card and carton content record.
SIZE FIT AND RABBET
Frame projects can fail when the photo, mat board, glass, acrylic panel or back board does not fit correctly. Inner size, outer size, rabbet depth, back board thickness and tolerance should be confirmed before sample approval.
Inner opening should match photo, artwork, mat board or canvas requirement.
Outer size affects frame proportion, carton size and retail display route.
Frame width changes visual style, cost, weight and corner strength.
Rabbet depth should match glass, acrylic, photo, mat board, back board or canvas depth.
Back board thickness affects fit, closing pressure and final frame assembly.
Approved size tolerance should be recorded for repeat orders.
CORNER JOINT
The 45 degree corner joint is one of the most visible quality points for wooden frames. Miter gap, corner alignment, glue mark, sanding, paint coverage and corner protection should be checked by sample.
Visible corner gaps should be checked before bulk production.
Uneven corner alignment affects frame appearance and assembly quality.
Glue marks near the joint should be controlled before surface finishing.
Corner sanding affects touch, paint coverage and retail presentation.
Paint or lacquer may crack at corners if the joint or finish route is not stable.
Export packing should protect frame corners from dents and compression.
PANEL AND BACK BOARD
Glass panel, acrylic panel, MDF back board, cardboard back, metal tabs and easel stand are not the same configuration. The buyer’s product route, destination market, size and packing risk should be confirmed before sampling.
Glass panel route should be reviewed by size, thickness, packing risk and destination market.
Acrylic panel may reduce breakage risk compared with glass, but surface scratch protection should be considered.
MDF back board should be checked by strength, thickness and closing route.
Cardboard back works for lighter or cost-sensitive retail programs when the buyer accepts the route.
Metal tabs or turn buttons should match back board thickness and assembly route.
Easel back stand should be checked by angle, support strength and foldable packing.
DISPLAY ROUTE
Tabletop frames and wall frames should not be reviewed as one structure. Stand angle, wall hanger, frame weight, back board route and hardware protection should be confirmed separately.
Sawtooth hangers need back position, frame weight and hardware protection reviewed.
D-ring hanger route may be used for larger or heavier frames after hardware review.
Hanging holes need edge distance and back board compatibility checked.
Tabletop frames need stand angle, hinge route and back support.
Frames may need both vertical and horizontal display routes.
Some buyers may prefer hardware packed separately to reduce surface damage.
MATERIAL AND FINISH
Pine works for rustic frames, painted frames and cost-sensitive photo frame programs when grain variation is accepted.
MDF can be used for painted or laminated frame programs when the buyer accepts indoor dry-use products.
Paulownia or poplar can be used for lightweight wall frames or larger picture frames when strength is acceptable.
Bamboo works for clean-style frames, modern photo frames or promotional frame programs when surface and edge finish match the buyer’s style.
Rubberwood, beech, oak, walnut or acacia can be reviewed for higher-end frames where grain and finish appearance matter.
Veneer or laminated surface works when the buyer needs stable color, pattern or cost control.
A tabletop photo frame, large wall frame, canvas frame and oil painting frame should not share one material route automatically. Material should be selected by frame size, finish target, weight, corner joint, back structure and packing risk.
PRIVATE LABEL
Logo can be applied by label, engraving, hot branding, print or packaging artwork according to the buyer’s requirement.
Insert card, sample photo card or brand card can be prepared for retail frame programs.
Barcode, SKU label, carton mark and pallet label should match each frame size or set.
Color box, kraft box, mailer box or display box can be selected by sales channel and product size.
Frame sets need size sequence, piece separation, inner label and carton content record.
Hanging or stand instruction note can be added when hardware or easel stand is included.
PACKING RISK REVIEW
Frame corners need corner guards, inner support or carton pressure review.
Painted, stained or lacquered surfaces need paper separator or protective wrap.
Glass panels need additional protection and carton handling review.
Acrylic panels need film, separator or scratch protection review.
Hangers, tabs and stands should not scratch the visible surface during shipment.
Mixed frame sizes need SKU separation, inner label and carton content record.
USE BOUNDARY
Wooden frames are normally developed for indoor home decor, gift, retail display, art display and promotional use. If the buyer wants outdoor use, children's use, public-space installation, large wall mounting or glass-related requirements, the material, panel, hardware, warning label and testing route should be confirmed separately before sampling.
Indoor frame use should be separated from outdoor exposure, wet areas or heavy handling.
Outdoor frame use needs separate material, coating, panel and hardware review.
Glass panel route should be reviewed by size, packing risk, warning label and destination market.
If a frame is sold as a children's item, the buyer should confirm the required warning or compliance route.
PROJECT START
A complete technical file is not required for the first discussion. Frame type, size list, reference photo, sample, frame width, material direction, finish target, panel option, back board route, stand or hanging method and packing idea are enough for the first quotation review.
For wooden frame orders, inner size, rabbet depth, back board route, glass or acrylic option and display method should be checked together. A small size mismatch can affect assembly and retail complaints.
PRODUCTION CONTROL
Confirm inner size, outer size, material, finish, corner joint, back board, panel option and packing method before bulk production.
Approved size tolerance, corner joint, finish color, back board route and display hardware are kept for repeat orders.
Approved corner protection, surface separation, glass or acrylic protection, carton size and carton marks are recorded for later shipments.
BUYER SCENARIOS
PRODUCT ROUTES
FAQ
Yes. Size lists, drawings, reference photos, physical samples, frame profile notes and packing requirements can be used for the first quotation review.
Frame type, inner size, outer size, frame width, material, finish, panel option, back board route, stand or hanging route, packing style, quantity and destination market are useful for quotation.
Yes. Wooden picture frames and wall frames can be reviewed by size, frame weight, corner joint, back board, hanger route and packing method.
Yes. Tabletop frames can be reviewed by frame size, easel stand angle, back support, visible finish and retail packing route.
Glass or acrylic panel routes can be reviewed according to the buyer’s requirement, frame size, packing risk and destination market before sampling.
Yes. Canvas frames and oil painting frames can be reviewed by rabbet depth, frame depth, corner strength, finish appearance and hanging hardware.
Inner size, rabbet depth, back board route, size tolerance, miter gap, corner alignment, sanding and finish coverage should be checked by sample.
Yes. Insert card, brand card, barcode, SKU label, color box, kraft box, mailer box or carton marks can be prepared according to the buyer’s requirement.
Packing may include corner protection, surface separation, glass or acrylic protection, hardware protection, inner box and master carton control.
Glass, acrylic, outdoor use or children's use should be reviewed separately by material, structure, warning label, destination market and testing requirement before sampling.
PROJECT REVIEW
Send frame type, size list, reference photo, sample details, frame width, material direction, surface finish, glass or acrylic option, back board route, stand or hanging method, SKU count, packing style, quantity and destination market. We will review size fit, corner joint, panel route, display structure and export packing before preparing a quotation.