National Railway Museum FP11706P-PL The Lake District for Holidays Framed 30 x 40cm Print, MDF, Multi-Colour, 42 x 32 x 2.4 cm
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Description
🖼️ Elevate your space with a slice of British heritage and style!
- AUTHENTIC HERITAGE - Officially licensed National Railway Museum artwork for true collectors
- PERFECT DIMENSIONS - Compact 30x40cm size fits seamlessly in any modern office or living room
- INSTANT WALL UPGRADE - Ready to hang and transform your space effortlessly
- VIBRANT MULTI COLOUR - Eye-catching design that sparks conversation and inspires wanderlust
- PREMIUM CRAFTSMANSHIP - Engineered wood frame ensures lasting durability and style
This officially licensed National Railway Museum framed print features a vibrant multi-colour depiction of The Lake District, crafted in the UK with a durable engineered wood frame. Measuring 30 x 40 cm and weighing just over 1 kg, it arrives ready to hang, making it the perfect stylish addition for professionals seeking a cultured and inspiring environment.
Specifications
| Brand | iPosters |
| Model Number | FP11706P-PL |
| Colour | Multi-colour |
| Product Dimensions | 40 x 30 x 0.51 cm; 1.08 kg |
| Material | Engineered Wood |
| Special Features | framed |
| Item Weight | 1.08 kg |
Reviews
M**S
Very nice picture. Looks good
Bought as a present for someone who loves The Lake District, and he absolutely loves it
L**W
Love these GWR Prints.
Looks great, although frame is a bit plasticky.
A**R
Picture
Very good quality and value for money
A**Y
A Laughably Bad Poster
The producer of this product appears to have done everything humanly possible to cheap out on this poster. Although it comes with a frame, a feature which I suspect makes up the £14.00 out £14.99, the quality of the poster could not get any worse. It looks as if the poster was printed on an Inkjet printer from 2006. I actually put on my glasses to see if my eyes were deceiving me.I will keep this poster as a stark reminded to stop shopping from this abhorrent website and to actually support local and small industries.
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