You're welcome!

they still sell them where I'm from, and they're also advertised as being "new"

@@TheMonsterOfTheDeep Ikea has new Ribba but with very thin outlines and made of inferior quality and it’s smaller. Did u check if it’s the measurements I posted?

You are welcome. The nails were already setup by the manufacturer.

You need to use a wire to hook both sides of the frame to hang on a regular nail

A screw. I genius

Hi Gherado, I don’t think it works. The frame is very light and it is not a wooden frame. The weight of the puzzles that fit the frame size 61cmx91cm must be heavy, and you need to glue all your puzzles onto a firm board before assemble it to the frame. No...

To protect those frames surfaces, I reused the leftover thin plastic wraps to cover 1st and 2nd frame to avoid any possible transportation scratches. I took the ugly cover off when I hung the frames.

My art piece is 91cm X 61cm. There is a solution for a smaller art piece. Please check my video at minute 1 you will see I pulled out the white board frame this can help you to use for smaller art frame 10cm length shorter and 5cm shorter width. After opening the frame set, you can do as follows: 1) Peel the clear films of the plastic screen on both sides, put the screen back to the frame and station it with clear Scott tape ( make sure the tape does not show on the front so obvious) 2) Put the white board frame onto the plastic screen. 3) Lay your art piece onto a thin paper board size 91cm X 61cm (same size of the paper I pulled out at the 58 second in my video) then station your art piece on the board with a clear Scott tape. Then put your art piece on top of the white board frame. 4) Put back the brown paper board (at the 50 second in my video), then lock it with the nails as instructed in the video.

Vous pouvez gratter légèrement le coin en plastique, trouver le film fin et le tirer.