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Frequently Asked Questions - Framing

Frequently Asked Questions - Framing

Why do some of the wood finish frames appear differently?

Due to the nature of natural wood, some frames may vary slightly in colour and finish.

How are frames glazed?

All frames are supplied glazed with high quality perspex by default, depending on your paper and Window Mount choices, you can also choose from Anti-Glare Perspex, ClearView Glass or a choice of print seals.

How are framed prints shipped?

Shipping is via Royal Mail for small frames and courier for larger ones.

How long will it take to get my framed print?

All framed prints are built to order so please allow upto 7 working days in production. If you order ClearView glass, please allow up to 9 days.

The size I want is not listed.

The type of frame I'm looking for is not listed.

I require a large volume manufacturing, can you fulfill?

Yes we can accommodate bulk ordering, contact us below.

What can you frame?

We can frame almost anything including football shirts and other sports memorabilia. Please contact us with your requirements.

Where are your products made?

Framed prints are built by hand in our laboratory in Coventry, UK.

Are your frames supplied with a hanging kit?

Yes, all framed prints come ready to hang or with the choice of a desk stand if the size permits.

How do I hang my Framed Print?

Small Frames with a Single Sawtooth Hanger

Step 1

Measure down to the bottom jaw from the top of the product, and in to the centre of the jaw from the closest side.

Step 2

Measure down the wall from where you want the top centre of your frame to be, then mark the wall and install your desired wall fixing (which varies depending on your wall) such as a nail, picture hanging hook, rawl plug and screw etc. Then hang your product.

Large Frames with two Sawtooth Hangers

Step 1

Measure the distance between the centre of each sawtooth bracket and make a note of the value.

Step 2

Measure down to the bottom of a jaw from the top of the product, and in to the centre of the jaw from the closest side. Measure down the wall from where you want the top centre of your frame to be and mark the wall.

Step 3

Using a spirit level, measure half of your above noted measurement to the left of your centre mark, and mark the wall, then half the distance to the right and mark. Check the distance between the marks is correct, then install your desired wall fixings.

Safety

Keep the artwork out of the way when measuring and drilling to avoid accidental damage to the product.
Make sure the wall can support what is being hung on it.
In principle, these instructions can be used to hang any size and weight of artwork, but make sure your fixings are strong enough to take the weight.
Take care when drilling or hammering into the wall and always wear eye protection. There may be electrical wires or plumbing in the wall that could cause damage to the structure, personal injury or death.