Match frame dimensions, stand or wall mounting, switch access and power routing to the intended display location. Use the Light-Up Frames & Photo Lightscollection as a starting point, then confirm the exact model and requested changes before quotation.

Practical answer: Treat placement as a design input. A wall frame, bedside frame and retail counter display need different cable routes, stability, brightness and user controls.

Decisions to make before requesting a quote

DecisionWhat to define
LocationIdentify wall, bedside, shelf, counter or hospitality placement.
Viewing distanceUse it to set overall size, text scale and brightness direction.
Power routeShow outlet position, cable exit, battery access and adapter storage.
MountingConfirm stand angle, wall hardware, anti-slip needs and product weight.

A larger frame changes more than the image

Increasing size can change light uniformity, frame rigidity, package volume and wall or stand requirements. Confirm the complete construction rather than scaling only the artwork.

Make controls accessible after installation

A switch or charging port should remain reachable in the real display position. Review the back and side clearance, not only the front appearance, and include cable management in the sample setup.

Information to include in the brief

  • Installation sketch or placement photo
  • Viewing distance and room-light condition
  • Outer size and visible image area
  • Power source, cable length and switch location
  • Stand, wall fixing or anti-slip requirement

Keep the approved product, artwork, power arrangement, accessories and packaging in one version-controlled brief. If a requested change affects dimensions, tooling, electronics, materials or performance, treat it as an engineering assess rather than assuming it belongs to the standard model.