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A0 Frames

The A0 poster frame is an aluminium OWZ snap frame for the largest poster format in this series: 84.1 × 118.9 cm. We have nine models priced from €32.39 net, in six frame colours. All are wall-mounted with screws. Eight of them list a UV filter and anti-glare film in their specifications, and the silver KRAST also comes with fire-retardant certification.

A0 poster frame models and prices

Technical specifications

  • Visible size: 822 × 1170 mm in KRAST frames, 1189 × 841 mm in the OWZ frame with square corners.
  • External dimensions 87 × 122 cm on most models, weight approx. 2.8–3.2 kg.
  • 25 mm profile, 1 cm depth, HIPS back panel on most models.
  • The fire-retardant certified version weighs approx. 6.5 kg.
  • The warranty is 1 year, and screws and fixings are included.

Which A0 frame should you choose?

With the same format, in practice you choose the colour, the corner shape and any fire-retardant requirement.

  • Lowest price → silver OWZ frame with square corners for €32.39 net in Silver frames (A0).
  • Frame in your brand colour → Blue frames, Red frames, White frames or Black Frames, from €64.46 net.
  • Interior with wood → wood-effect frame, €89.07 net.
  • Building with fire-retardant requirements → certified silver KRAST, €127.45 net.

You will find a smaller format in A1 Frames, and the other sizes in Poster Frames.

Frequently asked questions

How much does an A0 poster frame weigh?

Most models weigh approx. 2.8–3 kg. The fire-retardant certified version weighs approx. 6.5 kg.

How much wall space does an A0 frame take up?

KRAST frames have external dimensions of 87 × 122 cm. Take this into account when planning your display.

How does the cheapest A0 frame differ from KRAST?

The OWZ frame with square corners has a PVC back panel and a visible size of 1189 × 841 mm. KRAST has a HIPS panel, an 822 × 1170 mm area and more colours.

Last updated: November 2026. Written by Paweł Scharmach, founder of RETIO — manufacturer of exhibition systems since 2012.