Tap Packaging Solutions
Tap Packaging Solutions Picture Folder Frame 4x6" Gray 25-Pack PF1646
Pack of 25 gray folder frames holds 4x6 inch photos, protecting prints from dust and scratches
- Protects 4x6" photos from dust and scratches
- Sophisticated gray colour adds aesthetic appeal to any space
- 25-pack supplies frames for events or family displays
- Precision construction preserves memories vividly
- Suitable for professional photographers and enthusiasts
Picture Folder Frame 4x6" Gray 25-Pack
The Tap Packaging Solutions PF1646 is a bulk set of 25 frames designed to hold standard 4x6 inch photographs. Finished in a neutral gray tone, they suit both professional photographers and home users organising event prints or family archives. The pack quantity simplifies large projects such as gallery walls or client proofing sessions. Each frame acts as a protective folder for a single image.
Dust and light protection
The folder-style construction encloses the photograph to shield it from dust, scratches and light exposure that can cause fading over time. No power, cooling or moving parts are involved, so the frames operate silently and add no thermal load to a room. They are passive display and storage accessories intended for indoor use. Handling is straightforward and requires no tools.
25-frame bulk quantity
The defining specification is the 25-unit pack size, which determines whether the product matches the scale of your project. Buyers needing only one or two frames will find the quantity excessive, while studios, event organisers or serious hobbyists benefit from the consistent finish across a large batch. The count is fixed at 25 and cannot be split into smaller assortments.
Highlights
- Protects 4x6" photos from dust and scratches
- Sophisticated gray colour adds aesthetic appeal to any space
- 25-pack supplies frames for events or family displays
- Precision construction preserves memories vividly
- Suitable for professional photographers and enthusiasts
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How do I insert a 4x6" photo into the folder frame without bending the corners?
Open the frame along the spine, slide the print in face-up until it sits flat against the back panel, then close the cover — forcing the photo in from the side creases the edges.
Will the gray frames fade or need the photos replaced over time?
The frames shield prints from dust, scratches and light damage, so the photos inside stay vivid; the frames themselves do not require maintenance or scheduled replacement.
What is the first limitation I hit when displaying all 25 frames together on a shelf?
Shelf depth is the limiting factor — each frame adds thickness when closed, so a standard shelf holds only a few before the row becomes unstable.
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