param1
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Getting a frame for a poster, by param1 on Jan 2, 2022 18:45:35 GMT 1, I've purchased a poster for around ยฃ50 and want to frame it. It's a standard sized poster (60x80cm) and given the low value, I'm looking for a relatively cheap frame that I can just put the poster in myself.
Any UK recommendations for where to get one? Frames.co.uk looks good but I've never used them.
Thanks
I've purchased a poster for around ยฃ50 and want to frame it. It's a standard sized poster (60x80cm) and given the low value, I'm looking for a relatively cheap frame that I can just put the poster in myself. Any UK recommendations for where to get one? Frames.co.uk looks good but I've never used them. Thanks |
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AoT Framing
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Getting a frame for a poster, by AoT Framing on Jan 3, 2022 23:35:26 GMT 1, The best ready made frames are Nielsen Alpha frames. Aluminium and heavyweight and look great. Expect to pay around ยฃ75. A good frame makes all the difference.
The best ready made frames are Nielsen Alpha frames. Aluminium and heavyweight and look great. Expect to pay around ยฃ75. A good frame makes all the difference.
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param1
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Getting a frame for a poster, by param1 on Jan 5, 2022 20:51:40 GMT 1, The best ready made frames are Nielsen Alpha frames. Aluminium and heavyweight and look great. Expect to pay around ยฃ75. A good frame makes all the difference.
The best ready made frames are Nielsen Alpha frames. Aluminium and heavyweight and look great. Expect to pay around ยฃ75. A good frame makes all the difference. Nice one, ordered! |
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Runit
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Getting a frame for a poster, by Runit on Jan 6, 2022 12:50:47 GMT 1, I'll add that its worth swapping out the glazing on the Nielsen Alphas to UV protection, something easily ordered online.
I'll add that its worth swapping out the glazing on the Nielsen Alphas to UV protection, something easily ordered online.
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Getting a frame for a poster, by eD on Jan 6, 2022 12:54:06 GMT 1, I've used framesrus.co.uk/ a few times.
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param1
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Getting a frame for a poster, by param1 on Jan 14, 2022 20:08:31 GMT 1, I'll add that its worth swapping out the glazing on the Nielsen Alphas to UV protection, something easily ordered online.
I'll add that its worth swapping out the glazing on the Nielsen Alphas to UV protection, something easily ordered online. I see Brampton framing sell acrylic and I was thinking of buying that (they do 60cm x 80cm as a standard size). What thickness is typically used? 2mm? |
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Runit
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Getting a frame for a poster, by Runit on Jan 17, 2022 13:28:49 GMT 1, I'll add that its worth swapping out the glazing on the Nielsen Alphas to UV protection, something easily ordered online. I see Brampton framing sell acrylic and I was thinking of buying that (they do 60cm x 80cm as a standard size). What thickness is typically used? 2mm?
I'll add that its worth swapping out the glazing on the Nielsen Alphas to UV protection, something easily ordered online. I see Brampton framing sell acrylic and I was thinking of buying that (they do 60cm x 80cm as a standard size). What thickness is typically used? 2mm? Hi, I think 2mm should be fine. From memory I can't recall which thickness I've gone for in the past but I'd assume 2mm is a standard thickness. Maybe someone else who does their own framing will chime in on this |
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Getting a frame for a poster, by grainandglassframing on Jan 17, 2022 21:55:47 GMT 1, I see Brampton framing sell acrylic and I was thinking of buying that (they do 60cm x 80cm as a standard size). What thickness is typically used? 2mm? Hi, I think 2mm should be fine. From memory I can't recall which thickness I've gone for in the past but I'd assume 2mm is a standard thickness. Maybe someone else who does their own framing will chime in on this
I see Brampton framing sell acrylic and I was thinking of buying that (they do 60cm x 80cm as a standard size). What thickness is typically used? 2mm? Hi, I think 2mm should be fine. From memory I can't recall which thickness I've gone for in the past but I'd assume 2mm is a standard thickness. Maybe someone else who does their own framing will chime in on this 2mm would be adequate but the thicker the better. Thin Perspex can cause some funky reflections due to warping and rippling. Personally I would use 3mm or 4mm but obviously that comes with extra cost. |
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