- Trapeze-inspired wall frame features three frames suspended by wires from a rod
- Nickel-finish metal rod and wire; glass frames; mounting hardware included
- Photos float between two pieces of glass; glass hangs horizontally or vertically
- Holds three 4" x 6" photos; unit measures up to 16"L x 10"H
- Design: David Fleishman / Nick Gillissie
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A nice marriage of elegance and industrial aesthetics, this Trapeze Trio from Umbra showcases photos with minimal distraction and a pretty floating effect. With space for three pics total, the set combines a steel rod with slender wires that suspend the sandwich-style clear glass frames. Two of the frames hang vertically, while one hangs horizontally. Designed by David Fleishman, the set measures approximately 12 by 24 inches and comes with mounting hardware. Other photo frames in similar configurations are also available from Umbra, as is a lovely coordinating Trapeze wall clock.
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The Trapeze hanging wall frame from Umbra floats three 4" x 6" photos between panes of glass. Suspended by wire from a metal rod, this modern frame is an eye-catching conversation piece. The frame is easy to un-screw, place photos inside and put back together. Designed by David Fleishman and Nick Gillissie for Umbra - the worldwide leader in casual, contemporary and affordable design for the home.
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15 of 15 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
pretty and worth the work,
By Metis Ross "may" (seattle, wa usa) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Umbra Trapeze Trio 4-Inch-by-6-Inch Hanging Glass Frames, Set of 3 (Kitchen)
from the first time i saw it clicking through amazon, i've pretty much been in love with it.
it's a verra minimalist piece and is actually quite functional, but it is alot of work to put together the first time. you're going to need a level, drill, rubber gloves, glass cleaner, screw driver and a good amount of patience and willingness for the tendious. the kit includes little plastic things (the name eludes me) that you're supposed to hammer into the wall and then screw the hooks into. My general contracter said that the frame isn't heavy enough to actually need them, but this may only be true of my house. (we have high grade and heavy drywall, as well as framing; newer house aren't framed always) anywyas, either way, you'll need the drillbit to make a slightly smaller "snug" hole to either hammer (i keep getting this ezma voice saying that)the plastic things in, or to pre-drill for the actual hooks. it's a pain to try and just manually screw them in (it can be done) to get the picture in is probably the more tedious process. the way the wires are connected to the piece is by these screws in the back. and you need to take ALL of them off to put in a new picture. Please remember that the front metal bits are not fused to the glass, i.e. they will pop out and try and escape, they usually fit snuggly and won't come out but some are looser. The wire isn't connected either it forms a loop that you slip around the screw tip and bring to the back. [this enables you to technically make the middle one vertical and the side ones horrizontal, their is a tiny Umbra water mark on the middle one, but it's barely noticable.] but the real tricky part is keeping finger prints and dust from between the glass. if the picture is the same size as the ones inside when you buy, they'll fit perfect and actually be held up by resting on the screws, also it's so tight that it holds it in place. but you need rubber gloves, a foaming glass cleaner and a dust free clothe to clean it. te rubber gloves are the most important part, because you need to be able to manhandle the glass a bit, even for the eventually put back together. Though make sure the glass is dry before sticking your picture in, it's dust tight, so it's also going to be pretty water tight (to a pointe). I suggest a foaming cleaner, merely because less water, less dust collection and it's easier to work with. But this piece is gorgeous and verra satisfing. It stays pretty clean and is easy to take down for cleaning. Tedious woes aside, is pretty fun too.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
i agree with pretty and worth the work!,
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This review is from: Umbra Trapeze Trio 4-Inch-by-6-Inch Hanging Glass Frames, Set of 3 (Kitchen)
this frame is beautiful and admittedly a little difficult to set up but my no means impossible! worth every cent and fits with most decors
5.0 out of 5 stars
Georgeous Frames, good compliment to the other,
By emeraldrose4 (Alexandria, VA) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: Umbra Trapeze Trio 4-Inch-by-6-Inch Hanging Glass Frames, Set of 3 (Kitchen)
I love this frame. It compliments the 6 picture frame very well, which I reviewed in more detail. The biggest difference between the 3 and 6 picture frame is this: On the 6 picture frame, the 3 vertical pictures are a smaller size than the 3 horizontal. On this frame, all 3 pictures are 4x6 (standard), so you shouldn't have any problem printing any standard picture.
As others have reviewed, these frames can pick up smudges if you over-handle them. Just make sure you have some windex or something with you, you should be fine.
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