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Good places to get Frames, by Honest Jon on Jan 24, 2006 11:38:51 GMT 1, Hi, i use nielsen frames as i think these look really good against your prints, however i have noticed mega price differences in shops, I bought one in art republic 70x50 and it cost me £43 I then later found athena sold them at £28 for exactly the same frame, make etc... and artrepublic wouldnt give any discounts, so id look around before you buy, I have also seen Nielsen frames on the net pretty cheap but im always worried about the delivery of them. But I reccomend a good silver finished nielsen frame.
Hi, i use nielsen frames as i think these look really good against your prints, however i have noticed mega price differences in shops, I bought one in art republic 70x50 and it cost me £43 I then later found athena sold them at £28 for exactly the same frame, make etc... and artrepublic wouldnt give any discounts, so id look around before you buy, I have also seen Nielsen frames on the net pretty cheap but im always worried about the delivery of them. But I reccomend a good silver finished nielsen frame.
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Good places to get Frames, by Honest Jon on Jan 25, 2006 19:47:03 GMT 1, I had a look in ikia and the quality was no where near neilsens, but depands on what u wana spend, ikea do have a reasonable selection in a range of sizes and are pretty cheap too. But id only but a Banksy in a neilsen or better.
I had a look in ikia and the quality was no where near neilsens, but depands on what u wana spend, ikea do have a reasonable selection in a range of sizes and are pretty cheap too. But id only but a Banksy in a neilsen or better.
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Good places to get Frames, by thekevster on Mar 3, 2006 19:06:06 GMT 1, I agree with the quality of the frames metioned above, but the one problem is that if the prints are of a non-standard size its a bit of a nightmare finding a frame to look decent. I've just decided to get my 'HMV' framed up and cant seem to find the right proportioned frame anywhere. Looks like im going to have to give in and take it to the local picture framing shop.......
I agree with the quality of the frames metioned above, but the one problem is that if the prints are of a non-standard size its a bit of a nightmare finding a frame to look decent. I've just decided to get my 'HMV' framed up and cant seem to find the right proportioned frame anywhere. Looks like im going to have to give in and take it to the local picture framing shop.......
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Good places to get Frames, by Daniel Silk on Mar 21, 2006 18:18:54 GMT 1, Just found this website that has a good selection of frames and sizes -
www.4x90.com
Just found this website that has a good selection of frames and sizes - www.4x90.com |
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Good places to get Frames, by gm on Mar 31, 2006 14:51:43 GMT 1, I've only got one pic in a proper frame.
I tend to go for clipframes, mostly, as there's nothing to distract from the image itself. And perspex doesn't shatter like glass does when a freak gust of wind blows through and takes your pretties right off the wall.
I've only got one pic in a proper frame.
I tend to go for clipframes, mostly, as there's nothing to distract from the image itself. And perspex doesn't shatter like glass does when a freak gust of wind blows through and takes your pretties right off the wall.
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Good places to get Frames, by thekevster on Mar 31, 2006 18:29:04 GMT 1, Habitat frames are great. I bought a thick oak one for my red eelus shat-at and it looks the nuts. Athena are closing down and are selling custom made mounts pretty cheap - this finished it off great.
I got my HMV professionally done with an aluminium frame and black mount and it cost about double the price of the eelus combo. I have noticed that the glass is of a much higher quality - it may sound stupid but it is clearer!!
Habitat frames are great. I bought a thick oak one for my red eelus shat-at and it looks the nuts. Athena are closing down and are selling custom made mounts pretty cheap - this finished it off great.
I got my HMV professionally done with an aluminium frame and black mount and it cost about double the price of the eelus combo. I have noticed that the glass is of a much higher quality - it may sound stupid but it is clearer!!
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Good places to get Frames, by Daniel Silk on Mar 31, 2006 18:57:44 GMT 1, Thanks Kev 
I have never looked on Athena website before, but I came across a frame size that loads of us are trying to find 70x70 "I Fought The Law" ;D
Yessssss!
go to www.athenaonline.co.uk
Click - "Framing"
Then - "Click here to view our latest picture frame range"
Then selection "BLOCK" from the flip down menu and at the bottom of the page -
> Additional Sizes
All Block Picture Frames are also available in the following additional sizes. (These sizes are
Special Order Only - see local store for details)
700x700 - 28x28 - £34.99
Thanks Kev I have never looked on Athena website before, but I came across a frame size that loads of us are trying to find 70x70 "I Fought The Law" ;D Yessssss! go to www.athenaonline.co.uk Click - "Framing"Then - "Click here to view our latest picture frame range"Then selection "BLOCK" from the flip down menu and at the bottom of the page - > Additional Sizes
All Block Picture Frames are also available in the following additional sizes. (These sizes are
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Good places to get Frames, by mido on Mar 31, 2006 19:11:39 GMT 1, Habitat frames are great. I bought a thick oak one for my red eelus shat-at and it looks the nuts. Athena are closing down and are selling custom made mounts pretty cheap - this finished it off great. I got my HMV professionally done with an aluminium frame and black mount and it cost about double the price of the eelus combo. I have noticed that the glass is of a much higher quality - it may sound stupid but it is clearer!!
Is that clear glass you are talking about 
Habitat frames are great. I bought a thick oak one for my red eelus shat-at and it looks the nuts. Athena are closing down and are selling custom made mounts pretty cheap - this finished it off great. I got my HMV professionally done with an aluminium frame and black mount and it cost about double the price of the eelus combo. I have noticed that the glass is of a much higher quality - it may sound stupid but it is clearer!! Is that clear glass you are talking about |
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Good places to get Frames, by thekevster on Apr 2, 2006 13:29:32 GMT 1, Certainly is!!!!! The quality is MUCH better, sounds stupid i know, but you can tell the difference.
Honest!
Certainly is!!!!! The quality is MUCH better, sounds stupid i know, but you can tell the difference.
Honest!
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Good places to get Frames, by orangepeel on Apr 8, 2006 14:51:07 GMT 1, I can highly recomend a framers in Paisley (Just outside Glasgow) called funnily enough PAISLEY PICTURE FRAMERS... They took £115 to frame up my recently purchased "Flying Copper" (thanks Banksy of England)... All done in acid free and to concervation standard...
Lady was most helpfull and advises me that this is not the first Banksy she'd framed Oh, no... She has recently framed up a "Have a Nice Day" for someone in the area...
*slips on burgling shoes*
I can highly recomend a framers in Paisley (Just outside Glasgow) called funnily enough PAISLEY PICTURE FRAMERS... They took £115 to frame up my recently purchased "Flying Copper" (thanks Banksy of England)... All done in acid free and to concervation standard...
Lady was most helpfull and advises me that this is not the first Banksy she'd framed Oh, no... She has recently framed up a "Have a Nice Day" for someone in the area...
*slips on burgling shoes*
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Good places to get Frames, by LoveRat on Apr 8, 2006 20:15:26 GMT 1, Welcome to the forum , Orangepeel
I can highly recomend a framers in Paisley (Just outside Glasgow) called funnily enough PAISLEY PICTURE FRAMERS...
must have taken them a lot of thought to come up with that name....Lol
Welcome to the forum , Orangepeel I can highly recomend a framers in Paisley (Just outside Glasgow) called funnily enough PAISLEY PICTURE FRAMERS... must have taken them a lot of thought to come up with that name....Lol |
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Good places to get Frames, by Daniel Silk on Apr 9, 2006 9:01:26 GMT 1, Well done! Orange Peel
Its a great picture one of my favorites for sure ;D
Well done! Orange Peel Its a great picture one of my favorites for sure ;D |
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Good places to get Frames, by punkdaisy on Apr 9, 2006 14:55:29 GMT 1, *slips on burgling shoes*
Hope you didn't break anything.
*slips on burgling shoes* Hope you didn't break anything. |
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Good places to get Frames, by orangepeel on Apr 17, 2006 16:54:10 GMT 1, "Hope you didn't break anything"
No,nothing broken... but have just split my sides... No, honest, made me laugh.
"Hope you didn't break anything"
No,nothing broken... but have just split my sides... No, honest, made me laugh.
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Good places to get Frames, by guerillaart on Apr 27, 2006 21:35:16 GMT 1, Dear All,
Just thought that I would add some info to this section because as well as being a Banksy fan / collector I am also a picture framer and run my own framing business in Whitstable, Kent. I have been framing for a number of years and have to date framed between 25-30 different Banksy images.
The first thing that I would say to anyone with a Banksy print that they wish to frame is that if you can't afford to frame it properly, then don't frame it and wait until you can afford it! Having something framed professionally needn't cost the earth, whilst framing something poorly can cause long-term damage which may be impossible to fix. Let me explain:
Paper is a material which is grealty affected by various elements such as light, heat and moisture, and if your print is not protected from these elements then it is at risk of being damaged.
So you've bought your £75 print and you go into the framers and they quote you more than that to frame it, 'F**k O**' you think given that the print cost you less than that, but hold on a minute that £75 print could easily be worth £500 in a couple of years time so is it such a bad idea paying for a decent framing job? You wouldn't by yourself a new BMW coupe and then take it round to honest John under the arches would you?
The first thing with the framing of any screen print is to make sure that it's kept away from the glass, this should be done using a mount (piece of card with a window or aperture cut out of it) although if you don't want a mount a fillet could be placed round the edge of the frame, in between the glass and the image - just like a spacer.
Standard mountboard can contain acids, and over time these acids can bleed into the artwork and cause damage, this can often be seen in old prints by what looks like blotching. A way to eliminate the risk of acids is to use Conservation mountboard, this is board where the acids have been removed so that the board is pure. Please be aware that in mountboards which are 'PH Neutral' it is still possible for acids to return over time and so always stipulate that you want conservation board.
Clip frames should never be used to frame screen prints, the clips that are used to hold the frames together place an
un-even pressure on to the image and over time this can cause the image to ripple - if this happens it may be impossible to get the creases/ripples out of a print. Nielsen or Aluminium frames are fine as long as they are sealed at the back, the back of a frame must always be sealed, usually with tape, so as to prevent bugs and dust from entering into a frame. IF THUNDER FLIES GET INTO YOUR FRAME AND ARE SQUASHED BETWEEN THE GLASS AND THE IMAGE THEN THEY WILL STAIN YOUR IMAGE PERMANENTLY!
You might also want to consider using glass which protects your image from ultra-violet light, there are many glass products available to framers now which block out 98+% of 'UV' rays and the prices of these products are coming down all the time. Please note that 'Diffused' or 'Non-reflective Glass' offers no protection from UV light.
The best advice I can give you is to find a framer who is prepared to spend some time with you, tell them your budget and see what they can do for you. Prices will vary massively around the country but as a guide I will mount and frame a Jack & Jill with a 2-3 inch mount and in a 1 and a half inch black frame for about £55, for the same print with a much better frame, conservation materials and UV protective glass your looking at £90-100.
Remember that you're only going to frame your print once so you want to frame it right!
For any further advice please feel free to mail me, please only ring the shop if you really have to. Hope that the above information is helpful!
Ben
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Dear All,
Just thought that I would add some info to this section because as well as being a Banksy fan / collector I am also a picture framer and run my own framing business in Whitstable, Kent. I have been framing for a number of years and have to date framed between 25-30 different Banksy images.
The first thing that I would say to anyone with a Banksy print that they wish to frame is that if you can't afford to frame it properly, then don't frame it and wait until you can afford it! Having something framed professionally needn't cost the earth, whilst framing something poorly can cause long-term damage which may be impossible to fix. Let me explain:
Paper is a material which is grealty affected by various elements such as light, heat and moisture, and if your print is not protected from these elements then it is at risk of being damaged.
So you've bought your £75 print and you go into the framers and they quote you more than that to frame it, 'F**k O**' you think given that the print cost you less than that, but hold on a minute that £75 print could easily be worth £500 in a couple of years time so is it such a bad idea paying for a decent framing job? You wouldn't by yourself a new BMW coupe and then take it round to honest John under the arches would you?
The first thing with the framing of any screen print is to make sure that it's kept away from the glass, this should be done using a mount (piece of card with a window or aperture cut out of it) although if you don't want a mount a fillet could be placed round the edge of the frame, in between the glass and the image - just like a spacer.
Standard mountboard can contain acids, and over time these acids can bleed into the artwork and cause damage, this can often be seen in old prints by what looks like blotching. A way to eliminate the risk of acids is to use Conservation mountboard, this is board where the acids have been removed so that the board is pure. Please be aware that in mountboards which are 'PH Neutral' it is still possible for acids to return over time and so always stipulate that you want conservation board.
Clip frames should never be used to frame screen prints, the clips that are used to hold the frames together place an
un-even pressure on to the image and over time this can cause the image to ripple - if this happens it may be impossible to get the creases/ripples out of a print. Nielsen or Aluminium frames are fine as long as they are sealed at the back, the back of a frame must always be sealed, usually with tape, so as to prevent bugs and dust from entering into a frame. IF THUNDER FLIES GET INTO YOUR FRAME AND ARE SQUASHED BETWEEN THE GLASS AND THE IMAGE THEN THEY WILL STAIN YOUR IMAGE PERMANENTLY!
You might also want to consider using glass which protects your image from ultra-violet light, there are many glass products available to framers now which block out 98+% of 'UV' rays and the prices of these products are coming down all the time. Please note that 'Diffused' or 'Non-reflective Glass' offers no protection from UV light.
The best advice I can give you is to find a framer who is prepared to spend some time with you, tell them your budget and see what they can do for you. Prices will vary massively around the country but as a guide I will mount and frame a Jack & Jill with a 2-3 inch mount and in a 1 and a half inch black frame for about £55, for the same print with a much better frame, conservation materials and UV protective glass your looking at £90-100.
Remember that you're only going to frame your print once so you want to frame it right!
For any further advice please feel free to mail me, please only ring the shop if you really have to. Hope that the above information is helpful!
Ben
CAN SOMEONE PLEASE TELL ME HOW TO PUT AN IMAGE UP ON THIS SITE?
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Good places to get Frames, by Daniel Silk on Apr 28, 2006 12:05:40 GMT 1, "The first thing with the framing of any screen print is to make sure that it's kept away from the glass, this should be done using a mount (piece of card with a window or aperture cut out of it) although if you don't want a mount a fillet could be placed round the edge of the frame, in between the glass and the image - just like a spacer."
mmmmm
This spacer thing sounds a good idea! 
Anyone know what they look like and how I could get hold of some without having to pay a framer to do it for me
"The first thing with the framing of any screen print is to make sure that it's kept away from the glass, this should be done using a mount (piece of card with a window or aperture cut out of it) although if you don't want a mount a fillet could be placed round the edge of the frame, in between the glass and the image - just like a spacer." mmmmm This spacer thing sounds a good idea! Anyone know what they look like and how I could get hold of some without having to pay a framer to do it for me |
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Good places to get Frames, by rolomonster on Apr 28, 2006 22:25:16 GMT 1, Thanks for the advice Guerillaart, might just have persuaded me to get my print framed properly ;D, now I just need to think what type of frame would go well with Gangsta Rat, the framers I went in had too much choice
Thanks for the advice Guerillaart, might just have persuaded me to get my print framed properly ;D, now I just need to think what type of frame would go well with Gangsta Rat, the framers I went in had too much choice |
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Good places to get Frames, by LoveRat on Apr 28, 2006 23:06:17 GMT 1, Thanks for the info Ben ,very helpful
You may be hearing from me in a month or two ,got loads of prints that need framing ,just waiting 'til I move 
To post a picture you would need to have that picture hosted on a website like www.photobucket.com
copy the URL/address
To place your picture in a message on this forum just click on the "Insert Image" button in the "Add Tags" section that will appear when you reply to this, and paste your image URL between the ![]() 's
Thanks for the info Ben ,very helpful You may be hearing from me in a month or two ,got loads of prints that need framing ,just waiting 'til I move To post a picture you would need to have that picture hosted on a website like www.photobucket.comcopy the URL/address To place your picture in a message on this forum just click on the "Insert Image" button in the "Add Tags" section that will appear when you reply to this, and paste your image URL between the ![]() 's |
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Good places to get Frames, by Count Jedi on Jul 12, 2006 18:34:00 GMT 1, Thanks Ben that’s a great help & I agree that they look so much better when they are done by a framer. Just had my Dali done it was pricy for the frame etc but it looks like the dogs danglers on my living room wall and it gets more comments than my Banksy... shocking but true. (It is down to the frame I have asked ppl)
Thanks Ben that’s a great help & I agree that they look so much better when they are done by a framer. Just had my Dali done it was pricy for the frame etc but it looks like the dogs danglers on my living room wall and it gets more comments than my Banksy... shocking but true. (It is down to the frame I have asked ppl)
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Good places to get Frames, by bonesy on Jul 12, 2006 21:23:54 GMT 1, Ive had all my stuff professionally done but this place is very reputable to order framing supplies: www.americanframe.com/
US company.
Ive had all my stuff professionally done but this place is very reputable to order framing supplies: www.americanframe.com/US company. |
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Good places to get Frames, by InactiveX on Sept 22, 2006 16:48:26 GMT 1, Hi there everyone. I'm new!
I got my Toxic Mary framed by The Framing Workshop in Bath:
www.theframingworkshop.com/
They did a lovely job, really took the time to find out what I wanted, and had plenty of suggestions. It all came to a very reasonable £75.
The other day I saw the girl who served me in the pub. She remembered me and asked how I was enjoying the print. Top service!
Hi there everyone. I'm new! I got my Toxic Mary framed by The Framing Workshop in Bath: www.theframingworkshop.com/They did a lovely job, really took the time to find out what I wanted, and had plenty of suggestions. It all came to a very reasonable £75. The other day I saw the girl who served me in the pub. She remembered me and asked how I was enjoying the print. Top service! |
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Good places to get Frames, by numusic on Sept 22, 2006 16:55:34 GMT 1, Hi there everyone. I'm new! I got my Toxic Mary framed by The Framing Workshop in Bath: www.theframingworkshop.com/They did a lovely job, really took the time to find out what I wanted, and had plenty of suggestions. It all came to a very reasonable £75. The other day I saw the girl who served me in the pub. She remembered me and asked how I was enjoying the print. Top service!
Hi, hello, and welcome to the show, congrats with the TM, a great underrated print !
Hi there everyone. I'm new! I got my Toxic Mary framed by The Framing Workshop in Bath: www.theframingworkshop.com/They did a lovely job, really took the time to find out what I wanted, and had plenty of suggestions. It all came to a very reasonable £75. The other day I saw the girl who served me in the pub. She remembered me and asked how I was enjoying the print. Top service! Hi, hello, and welcome to the show, congrats with the TM, a great underrated print ! |
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Good places to get Frames, by InactiveX on Sept 22, 2006 17:25:29 GMT 1, Thanks numusic. I'm so glad I got it while it was affordable to me. It's a signed one. The wall where it is displayed is a very similar yellow to the toxic bottle, and I think it looks great. It's a brilliant conversation point. I'll never part with it.
My mum hates it.
Thanks numusic. I'm so glad I got it while it was affordable to me. It's a signed one. The wall where it is displayed is a very similar yellow to the toxic bottle, and I think it looks great. It's a brilliant conversation point. I'll never part with it.
My mum hates it.
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Good places to get Frames, by mido on Sept 22, 2006 20:32:21 GMT 1,
the perfect reason to love it ;D
the perfect reason to love it ;D |
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Good places to get Frames, by gamma888 on Sept 27, 2006 0:42:17 GMT 1, I like the idea of using spacer between the print and glass. But now I have a question about this new print that I had obtained recently from Banksy's LA show. As you may know, all the prints from the LA show have deckle edge (feathery edge cut) as opposed to the straight edge. So, how would a frame hold this print without covering the feathery edge as I would love the deckle edge to show up in the frame. I can't imagine that this print would have to be mounted with adhesive or whatever to the mat.
Any ideas would be appreciated... also, keep in mind that I'm not an expert with how framing works even though I've made myself a few amateurish frames.
Thanks in advance!
I like the idea of using spacer between the print and glass. But now I have a question about this new print that I had obtained recently from Banksy's LA show. As you may know, all the prints from the LA show have deckle edge (feathery edge cut) as opposed to the straight edge. So, how would a frame hold this print without covering the feathery edge as I would love the deckle edge to show up in the frame. I can't imagine that this print would have to be mounted with adhesive or whatever to the mat.
Any ideas would be appreciated... also, keep in mind that I'm not an expert with how framing works even though I've made myself a few amateurish frames.
Thanks in advance!
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Good places to get Frames, by gamma888 on Sept 27, 2006 0:46:11 GMT 1, Also, check this 'DIY' framing:
www.hgtv.com/hgtv/dc_furnishings_other/article/0,1793,HGTV_3433_1372754,00.html
Would these materials be safe for long-term prints at all? Will they damage at all?
Thanks!
(You could say that I'm kinda little paranoid about damaging the print after seeing those $$$ on each print! Yikes..)
Also, check this 'DIY' framing: www.hgtv.com/hgtv/dc_furnishings_other/article/0,1793,HGTV_3433_1372754,00.html Would these materials be safe for long-term prints at all? Will they damage at all? Thanks! (You could say that I'm kinda little paranoid about damaging the print after seeing those $$$ on each print! Yikes..) |
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Good places to get Frames, by crack on Sept 27, 2006 12:16:42 GMT 1, Someone said about how they had a Happy Chopper get damaged with damp coming through the back of the picture from the wall  I have been buying the Black Birch Frames from Habitat and have noticed that they should be good for letting the print breath coz the frame is 43mm deep giving at least 35mm air gap between the back board and the wall Plus they look the business!
Hey Silky - that was me! I took the picture down and the 'damp' totally cleared though there was a yellow powder on the back of the actual frame - not touchin gthe picture whatsoever. Its now off the wall and I'm due to take ti back to my framers for them to have a look at. Tell ya - its seriously wierd what happened and how it also cleared up?
Saying that - I'm over the moon theres no damage!!!! ;D
Someone said about how they had a Happy Chopper get damaged with damp coming through the back of the picture from the wall I have been buying the Black Birch Frames from Habitat and have noticed that they should be good for letting the print breath coz the frame is 43mm deep giving at least 35mm air gap between the back board and the wall Plus they look the business! Hey Silky - that was me! I took the picture down and the 'damp' totally cleared though there was a yellow powder on the back of the actual frame - not touchin gthe picture whatsoever. Its now off the wall and I'm due to take ti back to my framers for them to have a look at. Tell ya - its seriously wierd what happened and how it also cleared up? Saying that - I'm over the moon theres no damage!!!! ;D |
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Good places to get Frames, by Daniel Silk on Sept 28, 2006 16:58:51 GMT 1, Someone said about how they had a Happy Chopper get damaged with damp coming through the back of the picture from the wall I have been buying the Black Birch Frames from Habitat and have noticed that they should be good for letting the print breath coz the frame is 43mm deep giving at least 35mm air gap between the back board and the wall Plus they look the business! Hey Silky - that was me! I took the picture down and the 'damp' totally cleared though there was a yellow powder on the back of the actual frame - not touchin gthe picture whatsoever. Its now off the wall and I'm due to take ti back to my framers for them to have a look at. Tell ya - its seriously wierd what happened and how it also cleared up? Saying that - I'm over the moon theres no damage!!!! ;D
;D Good to hear Thanks Crack ;D
Someone said about how they had a Happy Chopper get damaged with damp coming through the back of the picture from the wall I have been buying the Black Birch Frames from Habitat and have noticed that they should be good for letting the print breath coz the frame is 43mm deep giving at least 35mm air gap between the back board and the wall Plus they look the business! Hey Silky - that was me! I took the picture down and the 'damp' totally cleared though there was a yellow powder on the back of the actual frame - not touchin gthe picture whatsoever. Its now off the wall and I'm due to take ti back to my framers for them to have a look at. Tell ya - its seriously wierd what happened and how it also cleared up? Saying that - I'm over the moon theres no damage!!!! ;D ;D Good to hear Thanks Crack ;D |
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Good places to get Frames, by pworks on Oct 5, 2006 18:06:29 GMT 1, 
thrift store frame i picked up
thrift store frame i picked up |
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giving at least 35mm air gap between the back board and the wall 
