Single picture frame Hama Copenhagen White Glass MDF 220mm

The Hama Copenhagen White Glass MDF single picture frame is designed to display a 10 x 15 cm photograph in a compact and modern form. With a white MDF border and a glass front, the frame measures 220 mm in height and can be used on a table or mounted on a wall. Its reflective glass surface protects the photo while providing a clear view, and the neutral white finish integrates with a range of interior styles from home to office.

Advantages

The combination of glass and MDF gives the frame a stable structure and a clean, crisp appearance. The white finish offers a neutral backdrop that emphasizes the image without visual distraction. The design supports both tabletop display and wall mounting, adding placement flexibility. The glass front provides scratch-resistant protection and a reflective surface that preserves colour fidelity and detail.

Suitable for

When it may not be suitable

This frame is intended for 10 x 15 cm images; larger prints will not fit without trimming or additional mounting. The glass front is reflective, which can produce glare under strong directional lighting and may affect visibility from certain angles. For high-humidity environments or outdoor use, the MDF construction may be less durable than metal or fully sealed materials.

Key specifications

How to use

Place the photograph into the frame from the rear by opening the back panel and securing the picture against the glass. Close the back panel so the image sits flat and centered. For tabletop display, use the integrated stand; for wall mounting, use the hanging fixture on the rear and a suitable wall anchor or nail. Clean the glass surface with a soft, lint-free cloth and a suitable glass cleaner to maintain clarity.

What to consider before purchase

Recommendations

For best results, place the frame away from direct sunlight and strong artificial spotlights to minimize reflective glare on the glass. Use acid-free photo paper or a thin mat behind smaller prints to prevent long-term contact damage. When arranging multiple frames, keep consistent spacing and alternating portrait and landscape orientations for a balanced display.