Enkele fotolijst Walther Design PA041W

The Walther Design PA041W single picture frame is a minimalist display solution crafted from high-quality paper with a clean white finish. Designed to hold a 300 mm by 400 mm image, the frame measures 300 mm in width, 400 mm in height and has a slim 2 mm profile. Its understated appearance suits modern interiors and provides a discrete border that focuses attention on the photograph or print it contains.

Advantages

The paper construction makes this frame lightweight and easy to handle while maintaining a neat, uniform surface. The slim 2 mm depth enables a low-profile mounting that sits close to the wall or within shelving. Its white finish provides neutral contrast for color or black-and-white images, and the dimensions correspond to common print sizes, simplifying framing and presentation.

Suitable for

• Displaying portrait photographs and prints sized 300 × 400 mm
• Minimalist home and office interiors requiring low-profile frames
• Temporary exhibitions or projects where lightweight mounting is preferred
• Layering within larger frames or creating gallery walls with uniform borders

Key specifications

• Material: high-quality paper
• Finish: white
• Visible dimensions: 300 mm (width) × 400 mm (height)
• Depth/profile: 2 mm
• Frame type: single picture frame for wall or shelf display

How to use

Place the photograph or print into the frame opening, ensuring the image is aligned within the visible area. If the frame includes a backing or flap, secure the back to hold the print in place; if not, use archival corners or acid-free tape to avoid direct adhesive contact with the print. Mount the frame on a wall using appropriate fixtures for the wall type, or position it on a shelf or ledge where the slim profile can be appreciated.

Recommendations

For best long-term results, use acid-free mounts and avoid placing the frame in direct sunlight or areas with high humidity. Clean the surface gently with a dry, soft cloth to preserve the white finish and avoid abrasive cleaners that could damage the paper material.