This ART TO FRAMES 3978 Mahogany Photo Frame 20x20 Acrylic Glassfrom ART TO FRAMES 3978 Mahogany Photo Frame 20x20 Acrylic Glassholds a 20 x 20" 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 20 x 20" 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 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: 3. 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.

Q: 4. Can the 125 L Model nicely accept my Nikon 200-500 lens that is 12 inches long? What is the shelf depth? Can it accommodate the big lens?"

A: Each shelf in this cabinet is 16.1x15.3".

Q: 5. 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.

Q: 6. Can the 80L be safely operated inside a much larger cupboard or would airflow be an issue?

A: Unfortunately, we have no data or information on using the Ruggard Electronic Dry Cabinet (80L) inside a larger cabinet/cupboard or fixture. As such, if you wish, you may contact Ruggard directly with your inquiry at info@ruggard.com.

Q: 7. Can I use this paper with the Pixma ix6820? If so, which icc profile and settings should I use?

A: The Canon Premium Fine Art Rough Photo Paper (13 x 19", 25 Sheets) would not work with the Canon PIXMA iX6820 Wireless Inkjet Printer as it does not fall within the weight limitation of the iX6820, which is 28 lb.

Q: 8. 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: 9. 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: 10. 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.