"I've got a very important announcement to make: WOW!"

This is an extremely large, incredibly stunning, lightweight, multi-aperture photo display made out of metal. Perfect for very large photo mosaics, photo collages and photo explosions. The Phlib Photo Wall holds 192 (ONE HUNDRED AND NINTY TWO) regular 6x4" photographs and measures approximately 2 metres across. Each photo is held onto the metal frame with four small, neodymium (very strong) magnets. The frame holds the photographs away from the wall (about 2cm) so they look as if they're floating (see how they work). As such, the hovering photos cast a framing shadow around themselves that changes with the lighting conditions. Spectacular!

"The beauty of using regular 6x4" photographs is that it only costs me £10 to print a new image for my photo wall, which completely changes the feel of my space. And Phlib does the artwork for free!"

Photo mosaics, photo collages and photo explosions (like the rose in the picture) can be designed for no extra charge upon request. We can even help you design, customise and visualise your display before you install it. Because most print houses offer the standard 6x4" photographs for around 5p each, to print photos for a display like this costs less than £10. So if you get bored of your photo display, or if you ever want to totally change the feel of your space, you can simply rip the old photos down (which feels like pulling a tablecloth from under the cutlery) and put some new ones up. Without even having to take down your frames!

"Phlib sent me all the fixings I needed to hang my photo wall, it was so easy!"

And installation couldn't be much simpler. The Photo Wall is made up from 12 Phlib Original 4x4 units which each weigh less than 1kg each. Each of the Phlib magnetic photo frames come complete with a Command Picture Hanging Hook from 3M to hang it on the wall in minutes. You don't have to drill holes or hammer picture hooks into your walls and they don't leave any sticky gunk behind if you want to take them down. Alternatively, there are lots of slots and holes to hang them on a normal picture hook or for screw-mounting if you prefer.