The metallic silver finish looks very sleek on my shelf. I like the exposed M3 screws, but they are a bit tricky to align perfectly during setup. Good for holding my old concert tickets.
A magnetic steel display for keepsakes
A minimalist square frame designed for polaroids, tickets, and handwritten notes. It uses a magnetic steel surface to let you rearrange your displays without adhesives.
Key features
Why you'll love it.
Keeping tickets or handwritten notes often means hiding them in boxes or sticking them to the fridge. This archival frame gives those small items a deliberate place on a desk or shelf. The industrial steel finish works well in a modern study, allowing the focus to remain on the objects being displayed.
What people think
All 4 reviewssolid ss430 steel frame. It is quite sturdy and the magnetic surface works well for my polaroid collection. just wished the edges were a bit smoother, but the square shape fits most notes.
bahut accha frame.. the raw aesthetic goes well with my desk setup. love that I don't need any glue to stick my photos anymore.
This magnetic stainless steel is very high quality. I am using it to display my handwritten notes and it looks very premium. The exposed hardware gives it a nice industrial character.
Product details
Description
Key Features:
- Material: SS430-grade magnetic stainless steel construction
- Mechanism: Uses magnets to hold items securely without permanent mounting
- Design: Features clean lines and exposed M3 hardware for an industrial look
- Flexibility: Allows for immediate rearranging of items as new favourites come along
- Composition: Open space around objects integrates the metal surface into the display
This frame serves as a small, changing record of the everyday. The magnetic surface provides a dedicated square for the physical tokens gathered from travel or daily life.
Its industrial character is defined by the visible hardware and the raw texture of the steel, making it a neutral backdrop for colourful polaroids or typed notes.

















