upsimples 11×14 Picture Frame

Typical priceabout $5 – $10Approximate range, checked October 2026. Prices change often — tap Buy Now for today's price.

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About this product

The upsimples 11×14 Picture Frame is a simple photo frame for prints, certificates and artwork in the common 11 x 14 inch format. It suits renters and homeowners building a gallery wall, parents framing school art, and anyone who wants an inexpensive frame they can hang or stand.

How much does the upsimples 11×14 Picture Frame cost?

When we last checked in October 2026, the upsimples 11×14 Picture Frame was typically selling for about $5 – $10 in the US. That is an approximate range, not a quote: the retailer changes prices often, and colour, size or storage options can move it up or down. Use the Buy Now button to see the exact price today before you decide.

Key features

11 x 14 inch opening: holds an 11 x 14 inch picture when used without a mat.
Mat option: frames of this size are often supplied with a mat that reduces the visible opening to a smaller print size; check the listing for the mat and its opening.
Clear front cover: a transparent sheet protects the picture from dust and fingerprints.
Wall display: designed to hang in portrait or landscape orientation.
Removable back: the backing board comes off so pictures can be swapped.
Colour and pack choices: sold in several frame colours, singly and in multi-packs.

Who should buy it

Choose this frame for affordable everyday display: family photos, posters, prints and children’s drawings. Buying matching frames in one colour is an easy way to make a wall of mixed pictures look planned.

It is not a conservation frame. Budget frames usually use a composite moulding and a plastic front sheet instead of solid wood and glass. Plastic is lighter and safer if the frame falls, but it scratches more easily and can show glare. Front sheets normally arrive with a protective film on both sides that must be peeled off. For valuable originals, signed prints or anything you want to protect from fading, a specialist framer with UV-filtering glazing and acid-free mounts is the safer route.

What to check before you buy

Picture size: confirm what size the frame holds with and without the mat, and measure your print.
Front material: check whether the cover is glass or a plastic sheet.
Frame material and profile: the listing states what the moulding is made of and how wide it is.
Hanging hardware: see whether hooks and nails are included and whether the frame also has a stand for tabletop use.
Pack size and colour: make sure the quantity and finish match what you need.

Confirm the current price and the exact colour and pack size on the retailer’s page before you order.