How to use Snappable Poster Frames

This video will show you how the SnapeZo snappable poster frame works and how to insert and secure your poster in one. It also shows the different UV protector covers (Glossy and Anti-Glare). The poster frame I review is for a 27" by 41" poster, but the SnapeZo brand frames come in many different sizes.

[@stilesgatewood3497]

Great tutorial. Thanks for explaining the difference between the glossy and the Anti- Glare. I live in a extremely sunny area so Anti glare was a must have

[@ChowmutLe]

Great video, totally helped with my poster installation. My first frame arrived dented too.

[@vinnieam88]

Thank you so much! Excellent instructions!

[@almamontes1494]

The cover you don’t use can you put in the frame to store it?

[@jslane11]

I have a 26.75” x 39.75” poster that I’m trying to find a frame for. Do you think this frame would work or will that extra 1/4 inch of space in there be a problem?

[@HMM21308]

I have a board mdf 0. 138 in
Do you think is gonna fit and work secure?

[@nickoreckless8115]

I’m wondering the same thing

[@siner2442]

I would’ve went with a white frame

[@rorschachsjournal2084]

The rough tectured side goes on the inside. You would hve had a much more beautiful display if you did it that way. All the fuzzy/haze wouldn't be there.

[@toadsage]

I got one of these today for a concert poster and I put the hazy side of the anti-glare sheet on the inside. When he said the hazy side goes outside, I was about to take mine off and flip it, so I'm glad I saw your comment haha

[@SP-xd8gs]

@@toadsage wrong the textured goes on outside for a matter no glare look

[@AndyMcBums]

The rough side goes on the outside for the matte look tho. I just tried the way you said it and it’s still glossy af. When the rough side is on the outside it’s no longer glossy. So no, you’re wrong.

[@andreadavis7792]

Why chatting so much before getting to show us HOW TO??