What frame colours do you have available?
We have four frame colors available: white, black, walnut and silver.
What frame material do you use?
All of our frames are fully custom and made from premium products. Our frames are made from real wood, and painted the color you specify.
Can I order samples of your frames?
Unfortunately we're not able to send samples of our frames. You can however get a detailed description fo our frames, including photos, on our homepage.
Can I add to my existing order?
Of course. Simply email us at customerservice@livestockframing.com and let us know what you'd like to do. Someone from our team will reach out directly to help you.
What delivery companies do you use?
We use both UPS and Federal Express for framed orders, and we typically use USPS for unframed orders.
Are returns accepted?
Yes! Satisfaction is guaranteed, so if you're not happy with your order we'll happily accept a return and reimburse you for your order.
Which photo frame material is best?
When it comes to choosing the ideal material for your photo frames, we prefer real wood given its durability and timelessness. Wooden frames effortlessly blend classic elegance with a versatile appeal. They contribute to any space, whether you're planning to hang your framed photo in your contemporary house or industrial office. Depending on the color selected, a wood frame can match any home decor or interior design.
What is the most durable framing material?
Wood and metal tend to be the most durable framing materials for photos. For this reason we opt for wood framed as they perfectly blend durability with a more elegant look.
What is the best way to hang a picture frame?
Hanging a picture frame is like giving it a stage to shine on. The best way? Grab your trusty level and add a bit of patience and creativity. Measure twice, hang once—that's the golden rule. And if you're feeling extra fancy, use adhesive hooks for a damage-free masterpiece. For more tips, check out our blog on
how to hang your artwork like a pro.
How heavy a picture can I hang on drywall?
Drywall can handle its fair share, but it has its limits. Do you have lighter pictures, up to around 20 pounds? You'll be just fine. But if you're planning to hang a heavier framed photo, consider using wall anchors or hooks designed to bear the additional weight.
Can a picture be too large for a wall?
Think of it this way—a postage stamp on a billboard might be a bit underwhelming. Similarly, a massive mural in a closet might be overkill. So, go for a framed picture that is not too big, not too small—but just right. Do you still prefer large photos? Read our blog on
how to style large framed photos.