EDGIES® Instant Frames™ in Classic Clear — Damage-Free, Reusable Picture Frames — fits Wall Art of Any Size on Any Surface Including Photos, Posters, Prints, and More! (Small, 8 Pack)

I really liked the idea of this invisible frame. It seemed easy, less expensive than buying a frame, and unique. But I tried hanging several different hard posters in my guest room with them, and I never liked the way they looked. On some posters the black triangles were too big and covered up too much of the poster, and then on others, they were too small and looked silly.I'm not sure which size poster would compliment these triangles, but of the several I was trying to hang (12x12s and 8x11s), I really didn't care for them. But it's a really neat idea and they're very easy to use. So someone else may like them, but I just didn't care for them once they were on the wall.

I live in an apartment where I can’t nail on the wall to hang posters wherever I want. I thought this frame wedges would be a good idea. But, this frames don’t work as I expected. You will need a thicker posters that could hold, stay on the wall. But still the posters don’t stay put after I “hang” my posters with this instant frames.These instant posters would be best with smaller size posters, postcards etc.

I like the idea of these, I am so tried of putting holes in things I want to hang or having things get discolored like sticky tack does. I thought these would be the perfect solution.Unfortunately, they don't work all that well. I tried them with a couple of posters I have and the poster just kept sliding out of the top ones. They would probably work ok if you also use the push pins, but that would be putting a hole in the poster and that's what I'm trying to avoid.

I didn't really like EDGIES® Instant Frames™ in Classic Clear — Damage-Free, Reusable Picture Frames . It didn't work at all. You can put the edges on, but I couldn't get them to work on the walls. I'm not happy with this. I wouldn't really recommend this.

I admit, I was slightly intimidated by these, having never used anything like it before. Was it going to be more like a frame? More like poster putty? I wasn’t sure, but I avoided opening the box and actually putting my poster up. The poster in question came in a rolled tube, as usual, so I was flattening it out on the piano with miscellaneous books holding each corner. Some news: 2 months is definitely long enough for the poster to be flat! (I’m sure you could do it sooner!)Anyway, when I finally decided to tackle this, I was flabbergasted at my past-self. IT WAS SO EASY. The hardest part was, really, opening the container, without cutting myself on the plastic.It comes with 8 corners, meaning you can hang 2 posters if you want one on each corner which I recommend. You pop the corner open, clamp it on the corner, do that for all 4, then peel off the stickies and hang on the wall. I stuck the top 2 first then let it hang and straighten in order to stick the bottom 2 without creasing the poster. It was so simple. I think I even got it straight.The corner clamps have a little bit of plush in them I think to prevent it from damaging the corner of the poster. That’s nice. The advantage of this over poster putty is going to be those clean lines.I was impressed. The instructions also say you can reuse the stickiness, and when it wears away, it comes with thumb tacks.Recommended!

What a great idea for those oddball sized pictures. I love diamond art but the sizes always seem to not match any ready-made frame. This is the answer. Seem durable and a good mounting system that should last through multiple changes of pictures.

We used these neat little plastic corners in order to hang up a drawing my friend did. These little frames snap onto the corners . They are a little tricky to get on but once you do the painting stays up! this makes them ideal for dorm posters.

My teenage son has gotten to the age where he is wanting the throw a bunch of posters on his walls—- in an attempt to save myself patching up a lot of pin holes in the future, I am having him use these to hang up his posters. They are doing a much better job than tape and look a lot better than push pins. They actually look really sharp! I think these would actually look really nice in an apartment with some prints for a damage free gallery wall— They are keeping in place with just the sticky backs for me— but they also include push pins, if you do wish to install them more permanently.