This ART TO FRAMES 3978 Mahogany Photo Frame 12x14" Regular Glassfrom ART TO FRAMES 3978 Mahogany Photo Frame 12x14" Regular Glassholds a 12 x 14" image behind a regular piece of glass. It features a frame width of 1.25" and can be hung up using the included sawtooth hanger.

Holds 12 x 14" Photo    1.25" Frame Width    Regular Glass    Sawtooth Hanger Included

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Looking at the User Manual PDF, accessible on the Overview page, it shows an adjustable "sliding" shelf in one view. Not sure which models feature that, but does the 80L cabinet have that? Can "sliding" shelves be ordered separately from Ruggard for the 880L cabinet?

A: The 80L does not have a sliding shelf. All cabinets, except the 80, 235, and 600 have sliding shelves.

Q: 2. Can I store cameras that are loaded with film in this cabinet or will it degrade the film ? What are the best temperature and humidity settings to prevent fungus growth as well?

A: You can store cameras loaded with film in the Ruggard EDC-125L Electronic Dry Cabinet (125L). Fungus grows best in humidity higher than 55% and at higher temperatures. A temperature under 70F and humidity under 55% should control fungus very well.

Q: 3. Will this fit a Nikon Z8 + Tamron 35-150 F/2?

A: Yes, the Hyperlite Mountain Gear Camera Pod (Black, Large) should fit the Nikon Z8 and the Tamron 35-150 f/2.

Q: 4. Is it normal for humidity to jump 9% after opening the door for 10 seconds? When i open to put my gear in it, it goes up to 48% and it takes more than an hour to go back to 39%

A: According to the manufacturer, depending on the humidity levels in the area in which the Ruggard EDC-50L Electronic Dry Cabinet (50L) is housed, yes, it may be normal for the humidity to rise 9% after opening the door for 10 seconds.

Q: 5. Would these be a good option for storing magnetic tape, like analog master tapes? Are there any stray magnetic fields inside the cabinet that could affect or erase the recordings?

A: There aren't any magnetic fields inside this cabinet, it should be perfectly fine for analog tapes.

Q: 6. Where does the moisture go? Is there something attached to the unit that collects the moisture?

A: The Ruggard Dry Cabinet contains a cooling wafer which removes moisture from the air by condensing it out. There are no moisture collection units attached to the Dry Cabinet.

Q: 7. I wanted to leave this inside my closet for space purposes, would it be a good idea to leave it in there?

A: Yes this would be a good spot to use it since it would control the humidity in the unit, so you do not have to worry about mold or fungus on equipment growing.

Q: 8. For those that have several cabinets: are they all keyed the same or was each key different?

A: The keys for Ruggard EDC-180L Electronic Dry Cabinet with Dual Humidity Zones (180L) are not master keys and are actually different with every cabinet. If the keys are lost, the entire lock will need to be replaced on the cabinet.

Q: 9. How often do you need to change the air filters?

A: Changing the filter about every 3 years would be suitable.

Q: 10. The Ruggard EDC-230L appears to have LED lighting inside the cabinet. Question: Can the internal LED lighting be turned off? Also, can your stored DSLR cameras include their batteries or should the batteries be separately stored in the cabinet?

A: Unfortunately, the interior lighting on the EDC-230L cannot be turned off. As for storing the batteries, they should be stored outside the camera.