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You can choose any of prints in our gallery and order us a frame choice, prints are standard to fit the sizes such as 8.5" x 11" and 17" x 11".
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Giclées on canvas are framed in 1.5"thick wood frames and was hide at the back with the impression of 3 dimensional and frameless.
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Standard Frame Sizes:
| 16" x 20" |
20" x 24" |
20" x 30" |
| 24" x 36" |
30" x 36" |
30" x 40" |
| 36" x 48" |
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Choose any of the gallery prints and frame yourself in metal frames.
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1. Pick the frame bottom
Start by selecting the frame section that will be the bottom of your frame.
Set the front of the frame face down on your workspace. Place two angled
plates (one with screws, one without) together into the hardware track at
each end of the bottom section. The screw heads should face outward.
Fasten the plates by gently tightening the screws in the hardware track.
Important
Note: Do NOT fully tighten any screws until Step Four when frame is completed.
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2. Attach the sides.
Choose one of the side sections and slide it onto the plates that you
attached to the frame bottom in Step One. Align the mitered ends and
tighten the screws just enough to hold the frame sections together. Repeat
this step with the other side section. |
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3. Insert the materials and add the top.
Insert the materials and add the top.
Slide in, from the top, all the materials to be framed (plexi-glass, mat board, artwork and backing board) into the frame channel. Insert corner plates into each end of the remaining frame section (the frame top) as you did with the frame bottom in Step One. Attach the top section to the sides to complete the frame. Align and tighten as in Step Two.
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4. Add the finishing touches.
Position one hanger into the hardware track at each side of the frame. Hanger is positioned correctly if the backing board is visible through its hole and both hangers are parallel to each other. Tighten the screws. Loop wire between the hangers, twisting it at the ends. Adhere wall protectors to the bottom corners of the frame, where the frame contacts the wall. |
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