Snapping the four edges shut clamps the poster along all sides at once and pulls it taut against a rigid back panel. That even grip is what stops the corners curling and the middle bowing, and it holds the sheet flat for as long as it stays in the frame, not only on the day it goes up. Where a clip frame would let a large poster sag or lift within a week, this one keeps the same gallery-flat finish it started with. Reloading a clip frame takes two people and a ladder, lifting it off the wall, turning it over, unpinning the back, fitting the new poster, pinning it shut and rehanging it, which adds up to hours across a site full of large positions. Snapping the edges open turns each change into a one-person job done in seconds, with the frame left on the wall and the fixings left in the plaster. A whole estate can swap its posters over between one trading day and the next. Large posters catch far more reflected light than small ones, simply because there is so much more flat surface to throw it back. Opposite a window, under spotlights or beneath corridor fluorescents, a glossy sheet can wash out in a white glare that hides the graphic from the distance it was meant to work at. An anti-glare PVC cover sheet lies over the print and scatters that light, clearing the hot spots so the poster stays readable from any angle, and in normal indoor use it also keeps dust and handling off the print. Anodising hardens the aluminium rather than coating it. The process grows a tough oxide layer bonded into the surface of the metal, instead of laying silver paint on top, so nothing can chip where a stepladder catches the edge, lift in a humid corridor or scratch under a cleaning cloth. The satin silver it leaves is a neutral, architectural tone that sits happily beside stainless steel fittings, brushed panels and glass facades, so the same frame looks at home from a high-street shopfront to a hospital corridor. What Ships in Your Pack 5 x A0 silver snap frames with anodised aluminium profiles and mitred corners 5 x anti-glare PVC cover sheets and flexible backing panels Wall fixings for hanging each frame portrait or landscape Rolling a Campaign Out Across Several Sites? For national chains, cinema groups, leisure operators and office estates, our team can coordinate a larger order, the delivery schedule and consistent frames across every location. Tell us how many sites you are fitting and we will plan the rollout. Call us on 01279460460 or send us your requirements for a multi-site order. The Displaysense SFA0M is a pack of five A0 silver poster snap frames with a 25mm anodised aluminium profile and mitred corners. Frame size suits an A0 poster, 841mm x 1189mm. Each frame has a front-loading snap mechanism, so all four snap edges open by hand to change a poster in seconds while the frame stays fixed to the wall. An anti-glare PVC cover sheet is included to diffuse reflections and shield the print, and a flexible backplate lets each frame sit flat against an uneven wall. The frames hang portrait or landscape on hidden pre-drilled fixings, and wall fixings are supplied. Supplied as a pack of five for a coordinated poster display across a venue, a branch or a multi-site estate. Suitable for high-street retail, cinemas and theatres, warehouses, universities, healthcare and public buildings. Also available in A0 black as the SFA0B, and in A1 silver as the SFA1M. Displaysense, UK display product specialists since 1978. Free UK mainland delivery.
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