13x19 Wood Frame - Studio Series

How do I choose the correct size frame & mat for my artwork?

Our frames are carefully crafted to fit the exact size of your artwork, with a 1/2-inch display cut-off for a precise and polished presentation. For example:

• A 22x28 frame with an 18x24 mat will perfectly accommodate a 22x28 poster, displaying 21.5x27.5 without the mat and 17.5x23.5 with the mat.
• For smaller artwork, such as an 18x24 poster, it can be securely taped to the back of the mat for display.

Please note that the outer dimensions of the frame may slightly exceed 22x28—refer to individual product pages for detailed specifications.

For detailed instructions on how to select the perfect frame and mat size for your artwork, check out our guide here.

Do you offer custom frame sizes?

While we do not offer custom frame sizes, our extensive catalog of over 300 frame dimensions is meticulously curated to meet the needs of virtually any artwork or display requirement.

By providing an unparalleled range of sizes, we aim to eliminate the need for traditional custom frame shops, offering a seamless and efficient solution that balances convenience, quality, and craftsmanship.

We are pleased to offer FREE shipping on all U.S. orders over $100 to the contiguous 48 states. We also offer shipping options to Alaska, Hawaii, and Puerto Rico.

• Most orders within the contiguous U.S. arrive within 2-3 business days.
  
• Most orders to Alaska, Hawaii, and Puerto Rico arrive within 3-5 business days.
• Shipping costs will be calculated and displayed during checkout for your convenience.

Shipping rates and carriers* are determined based on your shipping destination:

• USA (Contiguous 48 States): Standard (3-5 Days)
• Alaska, Hawaii, and Puerto Rico: Standard (5-7 business days)
  

We offer a 30-day return policy and a 365-day warranty to ensure your complete 100% satisfaction. For more details, please review our Shipping & Returns Policy.

Please note that the following oversized items are final sale and not eligible for returns: D-2239, D-2525, D-2538, D-2626, D-2632, D-2638, D-2727, D-2735, D-2736, D-2738, D-2739, D-2740, D-2741, D-2828, D-2834, D-2835, D-2836, D-2840, D-3030, D-3040, B-2448, B-3248, B-A0, B-3636, B-3648, B-3648, B-3650, B-4040, B-4060, B-4848, F-4848, F-4872

How to Install Your Frames with Sawtooth Hangers

For detailed step-by-step instructions on how to hang your picture frames with sawtooth hangers, watch the full video tutorial here:

Smaller and medium-sized frames don't need heavy-duty hardware to hang beautifully. At Frame Amo, many of our frames come with a pre-installed sawtooth hanger centered on the backing board, so your frame is ready to hang right out of the box with a single nail or picture hook.

Our sawtooth hangers are swivel sawtooth hangers. They work exactly like a standard sawtooth hanger, but the swivel design makes it even easier to catch the nail behind the frame. This guide covers everything you need to hang your frame quickly, securely, and perfectly level.

Why Sawtooth Hangers?

• Fast and simple: One nail or hook is all it takes. No measuring between two hanging points is required.

• Built-in leveling: The teeth along the hanger let you shift the frame slightly left or right on the nail, so getting it perfectly level takes seconds.

• Easier to catch: Our swivel design pivots into position and guides the nail into the teeth, so you spend less time blindly feeling for the hanger behind the frame.

Tools You’ll Need

• Tape measure

• Level

• Pencil or painter’s tape

• Hammer

• 1 picture hanging nail or picture hook (rated for the frame’s weight)

• Wall anchor (only needed for heavier frames on drywall)

Step 1: Position the Sawtooth Hanger

Flip the frame over and locate the sawtooth hanger on the backing board. If your frame has a swivel sawtooth hanger, rotate it so it sits horizontally with the teeth pointing down. It should click into its hanging position and stay put.

Step 2: Mark the Wall

1. Hold the frame at the desired height on the wall.

2. Mark the top edge of the frame lightly with a pencil.

3. Measure the distance from the top of the frame down to the sawtooth hanger.

4. Measure that same distance down from your pencil mark and make a second mark. This is where your nail goes.

Pro tip: Many designers and galleries recommend centering artwork at 57–60 inches from the floor to the midpoint of the piece¹.

Step 3: Install the Nail or Hook

• Drywall: Drive the nail in at a slight downward angle (about 45 degrees) for a stronger hold, or use a picture hook rated above the frame’s weight².

• Wood studs: A nail or screw directly into the stud provides maximum support.

• Masonry/brick: Use a masonry anchor and screw for a secure hold.

Leave the head of the nail or hook slightly exposed so the sawtooth teeth can catch it.

Step 4: Hang the Frame

1. Lift the frame and lower it slowly against the wall, letting the swivel hanger guide the nail into the teeth.

2. You’ll feel the nail settle into one of the notches.

3. Place a level on top of the frame. If it’s slightly off, lift the frame just enough to shift the nail 1 notch left or right.

4. Step back and check alignment. Adjust until perfect.

Safety Tips

• Always use a nail or hook rated for more than the frame’s weight³.

• Sawtooth hangers are ideal for small and medium frames. Because the hanger mounts to the backing board, it is not designed to carry the load of oversized, heavy frames.

• For larger solid wood frames, use the pre-installed D-rings instead. See our full guide on how to safely hang solid wood frames with D-rings.

• Never hang frames above a bed or seating area with hardware you aren’t confident in. When in doubt, size up your hook rating⁴.

References

1. Apartment Therapy – How High to Hang Art

2. Home Depot – Types of Picture Hangers

3. Lowe’s – How to Hang Pictures

4. This Old House – How to Hang a Heavy Picture