New framing business in Belfast

[frameit]

Hi Guys

Just though I would introduce our new business. We are Frame it, a new framing business in Belfast. All our frames are hand-made to order in our workshop by Guild Commended Framers.

You can call in to have a look at what we do, or for commercial/photographers we can have one of our sales team to call out to you!

We are in East Belfast Enterprise Park, unit 22. You can contact us 02890452544 or info@frameitni.co.uk, we are a friendly bunch so any questions do not hesitate to contact us!!

Thanks

Jenny

[birdman]

Welcome to the forum "frameitni" hope you have a good start, with plenty of customers. You should tell us all a bit about yourselves, your names and why you chose framing?

Good luck with your business.

Rolf

[JohnMcafee]

Hi Jenny,

Welcome, we are always happy to welcome new picture framers to the forum.

We are also a friendly bunch, there will always be someone here to offer help with any of your framing related questions. You only have to ask

[philmagill]

Hi Everybody I have a framing and wedding photography business based in Lurgan I supply frames to photographers and artists alike I have a computerised mountcutter so any of you framers who need multi-aperture mounts give me a call my phone number is 07738199968 02838881164

[John Ranes II, CPF, GCF]

Welcome Jenny,

It sounds like you and your staff come with some experience, despite being a "new" business.

Sarah and I have not been to Ireland yet, north or south...it's on our bucket list. We've been to the UK many times (family and business) but have a plan to visit Ireland in the not too distant future.

Good wishes with your new venture.

John

[Geoff]

The very best with your new venture. Hope you have a very successful start

[A3DFramer]

I wish you the best of luck in your venture, an exciting time when just starting out. I had some good customers in Ireland and I believe I contributed a bit to the Irish Pub theme that swept across the world in the 1980's, but that concept came from Dublin, I think, not Belfast.

Glad to see you frame 3D, an area that has plenty of room to develop in art, commercial display as well as bespoke framing.