May thanks to those who took the trouble to reply to my last query very helpful. to follow on
Has anyone any tips on mounting posters onto a backing to be hung directly on to a wall i.e no frame what fittings would be best Etc ?
Follow up to Drymount uestion
-
foxyframer
- Posts: 313
- Joined: Tue 12 Sep, 2006 6:46 pm
- Location: Netley Marsh New Forest Hampshire
- Organisation: Hampshire Framing
- Interests: Golf, DIY and baking bread,cakes, biscuits and making chilli jams and various chutneys.
- Location: NEW FOREST HAMPSHIRE
dry mount - no frame
Two ways really. Use MDF. The heavier one for larger posters. Weight problem though. Always D-rings for hangers with braided nylon. Or decent thickness Foam-cor. Not pretty on the edge. We used to do a lot of blocks in the past, and bevel and black the edges. Not any more!
What we usually suggest to the customer is mount onto foam-cor then surround in a minimalist aluminium frame like Nielsen profile 4 in matt silver; explaining that the edges will be 'smart but simple'. A phrase we use a lot!
We always use coldmount methods. Hot drymounting tends to bow the face-side especially with MDF.
Customers are always chuffed with the 'smart but simple' approach.
What we usually suggest to the customer is mount onto foam-cor then surround in a minimalist aluminium frame like Nielsen profile 4 in matt silver; explaining that the edges will be 'smart but simple'. A phrase we use a lot!
We always use coldmount methods. Hot drymounting tends to bow the face-side especially with MDF.
Customers are always chuffed with the 'smart but simple' approach.