Mounting

Various methods of mounting artwork within the frame are available and each piece of art is evaluated individually before deciding which method is best for that particular piece.

CONSERVATION/MUSEUM

Conservation, or Museum, mounting methods are used to secure art to an acid free back board. These methods include corners, pockets, hinges or artist tape - depending on the needs of the individual job requirements.

FABRIC ARTS, NEEDLEPOINT & CANVAS STRETCHING

Fabrics and needlework art require lacing, pinning or "stapling", or "stretching", over an acid free substrate in order to secure it during the framing process.

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DRYMOUNT

Drymounting is the use of heat-activated adhesives in a heat press to adhear artwork to a backing. This is a permanant method of ensuring artwork will remain flat within the frame.

SPRAY OR WET MOUNT

This process involves applying glues in order to bond the artwork to the backing substrate.