I bought this to mount my diamond painting since almost all of them are manufactured in centimeters which makes buying frames really hard. This took about a week or two to arrive but it was in perfect condition. The instructions have pictures but the steps are little confusing at first. The canvas adheres to the wood frame with strong adhesive but I worry that it won't last over time. My canvas is a nontraditional synthetic type of material so it might not hold long-term.

Regardless, after putting it together I really liked the outcome. It was hard to get this type of canvas to stay taut but I think overall, it looks great. At this price point I would probably buy again!

Delivery time took a little while but definitely worth the wait. I was skeptic at first specially after reading reviews about it, but after recieving it i was totally happy about the product. Easy to assemble and the instructions is a plus. It came with everything needed to assemble. Will definitely buy again in the near future. Thank you guys.

These stretchers worked perfectly. I purchased this canvas a couple of years ago, not realizing it was not stretched and mounted. I searched YouTube and found out about canvas stretchers. I had never done this before. I took my time, measured, then measured again! It paid off. These stretcher bars worked perfectly and it was pretty simple. Don't be in a hurry when you mount the canvas, patience paid off!

This thing is like IKEA furniture! I've never put together one of these frame things, but I'm not normally spatially challenged. This took me over two hours to keep re-situating and making sure the corners lined up. Also, the frame was slightly smaller than the measurements of my picture so I had to trim the picture in some spots and continue the painting in other spots. Also, you'll need to hammer the corner staples in. Picture looks great and the price was great, but boy, it was work!

I'm a carpenter by trade. With that said, the reviews had me pretty nervous about using this bc you get one shot at getting it right and it seemed there was some people that considered themselves good handyman and carpenters that were pretty defeated by this. I had no issues with the actual pieces and layout, It was very easy to put together and the results were amazing. Layout the wood pieces where you want them, make sure they're square, make sure the corners are slightly touching, and then use a pencil to make a light line on the inside where each piece will lay. Remove all the pieces and one by one going counter clockwise remove the adhesive strip and lay the pieces back where your pencil marks are. Once you've done that, I would suggest trimming your corners to fit bc if you tuck the entire corner in, there will be quite a bit of material. Then start in a corner, with two of the pieces, peel the adhesive, and begin rolling the wood up and placing your staples (this is the only issue I have with this product, the staples are 1/16" to 1/8" too small, which is why I gave it four stars instead of five) but they work somewhat. Once you've got all your staples placed, add your corner boards with a finish hammer, tap them in and then you're done. I used a stapler and went ahead and added staples down each of the back edges to add some strength on the hold and give it a cleaner look. All in all this is a really easy, really nice product. I'd definitely use it again.