Frames · 6 min
Frames for Pokémon: how to pick the right size
Frames for Pokémon guide. raw, PSA, PCA, CCC and PSA booster. Why a décor frame is not enough, what the Anzena bumper changes, and how to insert Pokémon cards.

You want frames for Pokémon. A raw Pokémon card whites at the corners; a sleeve is not enough once you want to display it. This guide picks the size, explains the gap with a décor frame, and shows how to insert Pokémon cards.
Why Pokémon cards needs a dedicated frame
A raw Pokémon card whites at the corners; a sleeve is not enough once you want to display it.
A standard photo frame is too deep, the pane too thin, and the size is almost never that of Pokémon cards.

What really damages Pokémon cards
- Daylight and spot UV
- Handling scratches
- Play in a frame that is too large
- Dust and fingerprints on a piece you want visible
What the bumper changes
The Anzena bumper is the frame: acrylic UV filter > 96 %, click close, optional FlexLock back.
- Dedicated size — raw, PSA, PCA, CCC and PSA booster
- Acrylic UV filter
- Click, no screwdriver
- Optional FlexLock magnetic back
How to insert Pokémon cards
Four gestures, the same on every size.
- 01Open the bumper with a click.
- 02Slide Pokémon cards in flat, without a thick inner.
- 03Click shut. No more finger on the surface.
- 04Set down, magnet (FlexLock) or hang on FlexWall.

Which frame
Match the size: raw, PSA, PCA, CCC and PSA booster.
FAQ
Is this an IKEA frame?+
No. An Anzena acrylic bumper, made in France in Antibes.
Can I hang it?+
Yes, with a FlexLock back and a FlexWall rail.
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Besoin d’un format précis ?
Décrivez votre pièce — on vous oriente vers le bumper, le FlexWall ou un projet Factory.