This ART TO FRAMES 3978 Mahogany Photo Frame 18x22 Acrylic Glassfrom ART TO FRAMES 3978 Mahogany Photo Frame 18x22 Acrylic Glassholds an 18 x 22" image behind an acrylic piece of glass. It features a frame width of 1.25" and can be hung up using the included wire kit.

Holds 18 x 22" Photo    1.25" Frame Width    Acrylic Glass    Wire Kit for Hanging

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can I use this paper in my pro 100 printer?

A: Yes, this paper is compatible with the Canon pro 100 printer?

Q: 2. Is this paper acid free?

A: Yes, the Canon Premium Fine Art Rough Photo Paper (8.5 x 11", 25 Sheets) are Acid and Lignin Free.

Q: 3. 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: 4. What's the ICC profile for this paper?

A: Adding the ICC profile for this paper can be shown by visiting this link. (it shows for MAC but the procedure is virtually the same for Windows). https://support.usa.canon.com/kb/index?page=content&id=ART173460&cat=CANON_IMAGEPROGRAF_PROF_INKJET&actp=LIST

Q: 5. How often do you need to change the air filters?

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

Q: 6. Can I place this under my desk, and against a wall? Or does it need space to breathe?

A: According to the manual; Do not place the rear of the cabinet directly against a wall or other surface, this may reduce the operational efficiency.

Q: 7. Will this work with electricity supply in the United Kingdom?

A: Yes, the power requirements are 110-240 VAC, 50/60 Hz. Please not this does not come with a UK power adapter.

Q: 8. Is it 32" TALL or 34" TALL? Dimensions list 32 and 34, but not which is Height and which is Width. Thanks (tight space).

A: It is just under 32" wide, and just about 34" tall including the feet, which can be extended or retracted for angling.

Q: 9. Does the 120 l unit come with wheels/casters? And if not, is it possible to add them (preferably easily)? I am physically disabled, so I probably could not move it to its final location without either wheels or casters, that is why I ask.

A: It comes with rubber bottomed pads on the four corners with the two front pads being adjustable for leveling purposes. Warranty states any modification would void your warranty.

Q: 10. can't decide between the 80l or 125 l. I have three dslr bodies, a large Nikon 200-500, a 24-70, 18-200 and some other smaller lenses. Is it safe to lay lenses on side to store?I heard best to stand on end. size recommendation?

A: There is really not difference in storing lenses standing up or on their side. Most do store their lenses standing up. 80L and 125L are not a huge difference in size but 125L is larger. So you might want to get the larger one if you do want to get more equipment later on.