The Framers Forum

Thank you all for your comments.

Ill look into the various options, but the frames made up of wood, sprayed gold and varnished sounds about right.

regards Brian

I have been asked for a quote by a client who wants a number of large gold frames 4x3 feet for an installation outside. The frames wont have anything in them as the idea is that they will be framing the existing landscape/garden/plant. They are to be viewed from a distance so they just have to look ...

Thanks for all the advice, I have used the 45 degree cut method, as my friendly woodworking shop made me a set. The plywood backing was faced with a layer of wadding then red velvet (supplied by the customer),then bolted the bronze horse to the plywood, I ended up screwing the moulding to the plywoo...

HI I'm framing a very heavy bronze horse relief, just over A1 size portrait. I'm going to mount on to plywood ( the bronze has two fixing bolts ) with a red velvet backing (supplied by the customer ) Question; what's the best way to frame, and what's the best means of holding it on the wall?? any he...

Thank you for such quick replies
I'll get some ASAP

regards Brian

Hello Wonder if any one can help? I have 3 black metal frames to do before Christmas, I will use the chop service from Arqadia. The prints are very minimal black lithographs hence the thin metal frames, My question is this…. I do not want to put a mount on the prints but use the existing space on th...

hello I would like to buy your CS79 is it the one that can be turned round to work from the back and front of the frame? as you describe I am a new forum member, just staring out in framing I have an old pistorius underpinner which is even for me as a beginner rather crude esp. on complicated mouldi...