Monikehys Hama Copenhagen musta lasi MDF 570 mm

The Hama Copenhagen Black Glass MDF multi picture frame combines a slim black aesthetic with durable materials to display multiple photographs vertically. Measuring 570mm in height, 30mm in frame width and 270mm in depth, this frame is designed to present a neat, gallery-style arrangement of photos while fitting into narrow wall spaces. The front glass panel protects images from dust and maintains visual clarity, while the MDF backing provides stable support for inserts and mounting hardware.

Advantages

The frame offers a minimal, contemporary appearance that integrates with a variety of interior styles. Its glass front delivers clear image viewing and protects prints from surface damage. MDF construction balances rigidity and light weight for easier handling and secure wall mounting. Vertical orientation and generous height accommodate stacked or elongated photo layouts without overwhelming adjacent decor.

Suitable for

• Displaying a vertical series of portrait or landscape photographs
• Creating a cohesive photo gallery on a hallway or staircase wall
• Showcasing slim prints, certificates, or decorative paper items
• Home, office, or public interior spaces with modern decor

Key specifications

• Overall height: 570 mm
• Frame width (border): 30 mm
• Depth: 270 mm
• Front material: glass for image protection and clarity
• Back and frame body: MDF for stable support
• Orientation: vertical

How to use

Place your chosen photographs between the glass front and the MDF backing, ensuring they are aligned within the frame borders. Secure the backing according to the frame’s fastening method, then check that images sit flat and centered. Use the integrated hanging hardware or supplied fixtures to mount the frame on a wall; measure and mark mounting points to ensure level placement. For larger groupings, plan spacing and height before drilling to achieve an even visual arrangement.

Recommendations

Clean the glass surface with a lint-free cloth and mild glass cleaner to maintain clarity. Avoid exposing the MDF to excessive moisture; mount the frame in dry indoor environments. For heavier displays or uneven walls, use appropriate anchors to ensure stable, long-term mounting.