Stonebridge Bevelled Walnut Instax Mini Frame
Last updated: 15 November 2026
This Instax mini frame is a solid walnut box frame built for one thing: the 86 by 54mm prints that come out of an Instax camera and then live in a drawer. It ships with two interchangeable mounts, one cut for a single print and one for a grid of four, so the same frame does both jobs. Stone Bridge Frames sell it for £66, in stock, and they are a small British outfit in Southend-on-Sea that launched in 2025. Price and stock were checked on 6 September 2026.
The problem it solves
An Instax mini print is 86 by 54mm, with a 62 by 46mm image inside the white border. Those are Fujifilm's own figures, and they are the reason instant prints end up in a drawer. Nothing off a high-street shelf is cut for them. A standard aperture swallows a print that size, so it floats in the middle of a mount that was never measured for it.
Stone Bridge cut the mount to the print. The aperture holds the image and leaves the white border visible, which is the part people actually want to see, because the border is what makes an instant photograph look like an instant photograph rather than a small print.
Two mounts, one frame
The frame arrives with both mounts in the box. One is cut for a single print, centred. The other is cut for four in a two-by-two grid.
That matters more than it sounds. A single Instax in a frame this size is a deliberate, almost formal thing: one photograph, a lot of white space, treated like a picture. Four in a grid is a different object altogether, closer to a contact sheet, and it suits a set from one night rather than one image from one moment. Swapping between them takes as long as opening the back.
The mount board is Daler Rowney, which Stone Bridge name specifically. Mount board is the one component in a cheap frame that gives the game away: thin board yellows, and the bevel cut through it looks grey rather than white. Naming the brand is a small thing that tells you they thought about it.
The second mount takes four prints in a grid. Photograph: Stone Bridge Frames.
The four-up mount is the one to reach for after a wedding, a festival or a holiday, where the pictures only make sense as a set.
The single mount is better for one good photograph. Both come with the frame, so the decision is reversible for as long as you own it.
What Stone Bridge Frames is
They launched in 2025 and they publish an unusually direct account of why. They had drawers full of photobooth strips, polaroids and small printed memories with nowhere to display them, and what they could find "felt either overly traditional or cheaply made". So they made their own.
The range is still small and it is all one idea. Nine frames at £66, one larger 35 by 35cm walnut frame at £76, and three add-ons at £4.99. Two of the £66 frames are for instant prints and the other seven are for photobooth strips, in bevelled walnut, rounded walnut, rounded teak, chamfered dark walnut and stainless steel. The contact details on their own site give a trading address on Rylands Road in Southend-on-Sea.
They also carry a line at the top of every page warning about copycat websites and asking people to buy only from stonebridgeframes.com. That is a small maker being cloned, which happens to any product that does well on social media, and it is a reason to check the address bar before paying.
| Detail | Figure |
|---|---|
| Product | Bevelled Walnut Polaroid Frame, Instax Mini |
| Fits | Instax mini prints, 86 x 54mm, image area 62 x 46mm |
| Mounts | Two, interchangeable: one single aperture, one grid of four |
| Mount board | Daler Rowney |
| Frame | Solid wood, walnut, bevelled profile. Grain and colour vary between frames |
| Hanging | Opens at the back, arrives ready to hang |
| Frame dimensions | Not published |
| Delivery time | Not published |
| Returns | 30 days, item unused and in its original packaging, customer pays return postage. 14 days for EU orders |
| Maker | Stone Bridge Frames, Rylands Road, Southend-on-Sea, launched 2025 |
| Price | £66 at Stonebridge, in stock on 6 September 2026 |
The rest of the range
| Frame | Made for | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Bevelled Walnut, Instax Mini | Instax mini prints, single or four-up | £66.00 |
| Rounded Dark Walnut, Polaroid Square | Original square Polaroid prints | £66.00 |
| Bevelled Walnut Photobooth, white mount | Photobooth strips | £66.00 |
| Rounded Teak Photobooth, green mount | Photobooth strips | £66.00 |
| Stainless Steel Photobooth | Photobooth strips | £66.00 |
| Bevelled Walnut 35 x 35cm, white offset mount | Larger prints | £76.00 |
Everything except the large frame is £66, so the choice is entirely about which prints you own. Buy the Instax mini one for Instax, the Polaroid Square one for Polaroids, and a photobooth frame for strips. They are not interchangeable, because the mount apertures are cut to different sizes.
Buy the Instax mini frame at Stonebridge, £66
Living with it, honestly
£66 for one small photograph. There is no way round that number. A high-street frame is a tenner and it will hold the print badly. This is solid walnut, cut to the format, with two mounts and decent board, and it still costs more than the camera film for a year. Anybody who wants a frame rather than this specific frame should buy the tenner one.
No dimensions are published. Neither the product page nor the shop's policies give the frame's outside measurements, which is a real gap when you are deciding whether it fits a shelf or a picture wall. The photographs give a sense of proportion and nothing more. Ask before ordering if the space is tight.
No delivery times either. The shipping policy says to see the product description, and the product description does not mention it. For a birthday present that is a question to ask before you order rather than after.
The wood varies. Stone Bridge say so themselves: grain and colour differ from the photographs. That is what solid wood does, and it is only a problem if you are buying two and expecting a matched pair.
Instax mini frame FAQs
What size prints does it fit?
Instax mini, which Fujifilm give as 86 by 54mm with a 62 by 46mm image area. The mount is cut so the white border of the print stays visible.
Does it come with both mounts?
Yes. One mount holds a single print and the other holds four in a two-by-two grid, and both are in the box. Swapping them means opening the back of the frame.
How much does it cost?
£66, in stock on 6 September 2026. Every frame in the range is £66 except the larger 35 by 35cm one at £76.
Will it fit Polaroid prints?
No. Stone Bridge sell a separate Rounded Dark Walnut frame for original square Polaroid prints at the same £66. The apertures are cut to different sizes, so the two are not interchangeable.
How big is the frame?
Stone Bridge do not publish the outside dimensions, on the product page or anywhere else on the site. Contact them before ordering if the space matters.
What is it made of?
Solid walnut with a bevelled profile, and Daler Rowney mount board. The grain and the colour vary from frame to frame.
Can you return it?
Yes, within 30 days, unused and in its original packaging, with the customer covering the return postage. EU orders have a 14-day cooling-off period.
Who are Stone Bridge Frames?
A small British frame maker that launched in 2025, trading from Rylands Road in Southend-on-Sea. The whole range is frames for instant prints and photobooth strips.
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Prices, stock and terms change. Everything here was checked on 6 September 2026, from Stone Bridge Frames' own product page and their Our Story and refund policy pages. The print dimensions come from Fujifilm's published Instax specifications.
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