We’ve prepared these handy guides to help with the preservation and display of your artwork once it’s framed using our team’s specialist knowledge. Whether your finished work is framed or mounted, going into residential or commercial properties, this information should help keep it safe, secure and perfectly displayed.
General Hanging Guide – Mounted or Framed Prints:
Tools needed: pencil, tape measure, spirit level, power drill, appropriate fixings (we suggest screws and raw-plugs depending on the composition of your wall, the size and weight of your final piece – if in doubt, please consult a building professional)
Download General Hanging Guide
Mounted Prints – Standoff Fixing Hanging Guide:
Tools needed: pencil, tape measure, spirit level, power drill, screwdriver, appropriate fixings (we suggest screws and raw-plugs depending on the composition of your wall, the size and weight of your final piece – if in doubt, please consult a building professional)
Download Standoff Fixing Hanging Guide
Split-Batten Hanging Guide:
Tools needed: pencil, tape measure, spirit level, power drill, screwdriver, appropriate fixings (we suggest screws and raw-plugs depending on the composition of your wall, the size and weight of your final piece – if in doubt, please consult a building professional)
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Snap-frame Lightbox Hanging Guide:
Tools needed: pencil, tape measure, spirit level, power drill, appropriate fixings (we suggest screws and raw-plugs depending on the composition of your wall, the size and weight of your final piece – if in doubt, please consult a building professional)
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Caring for your Framed works:
The Perspex or glass in frames can be gently cleaned using glass polish and a lint free cloth. We recommend spraying glass cleaner on to a cloth rather than directly on to the glass to avoid contact with the frame. As a general rule, our range of mouldings can be cleaned with a mildly damp, lint free cloth. We recommend that as little water as possible is left on the wood as this can lead to warping.
More Information on Photographic Mounting Options Available:
with aluminium subframe
More Information on Photographic Framing Options Available:
