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Archival Solution of the Week:
Gallery 12 Wood Frames
So, before we take a look at our Archival Solution of the Week: Gallery 12 Wood Frames, a quick lesson:
Time = Money!
If you’re framing your stuff (artwork / photographs / collectibles / genealogy materials / practically anything else!) and are looking to save both TIME and MONEY (and want STUNNING, professional-looking, archival results!), then look no further than Archival Methods’ complete and all-inclusive Gallery 12 Wood Frames.
All you need is a phillips-head screwdriver to put the whole kit together, and as easy as they are to assemble (saving you time = money!) these beautiful and classy frames are just as easily re-opened to access your artwork and change out your stuff should you ever need to / want to!
Available in three elegant finishes ( Natural / Satin Black / Satin White), these high-quality Gallery 12 Wood Frames are made from carefully selected solid woods, not the cheap veneers often found at arts & crafts store frame shops. They are also significantly less expensive than frames offered by your typical professional frame shop. Our Natural frames are made of maple with a clear finish, while our Satin Black and Satin White frames are made of solid poplar (see photos, above), and each come in the following standard / popular sizes:
11 x 14″ • 16 x 20″ • 18 x 24″ • 20 x 24″ • 22 x 28″
Gallery 12 Wood Frames come with everything you need (except the screwdriver), including:
• Frame & Strainer
• Acrylite OP3 Glazing (which filters out harmful UV light and is more resilient than glass)
• 1/8-inch Acid-Free Foam Board Backing
• Picture Wire
• Picture Hanging Hardware
Our Gallery 12 Wood Frames (see diagrams, above) each feature a 5/8-inch face, 1-inch sides, and a 5/32-inch rabbit (lip). They will provide you with professional-looking results for a fraction of the cost of sending your framing project out, and you can probably have your entire job done in less time than it would take you to drive out to your local frame shop and back!
As mentioned, these strong, classy, and easy-to-use Gallery 12 Wood Frames include everything you need to frame your matted work (mats ordered separately), and we can even cut & hinge your mats for you! You can order either our Archival Mat & Presentation Kits (available as individual mats); our Pre-Cut Exhibition Mats (available in packages of 5 mats, please see the photo on the left, above); or order a mat custom-cut to your exact specifications by using our simple Custom Mat Cutting template (please see the photo on the right, above), all of which is explained in our well-illustrated series of blogs on Mat Cutting (please click here to go straight to those blogs).
At the end of the day, our attractive, robust and fully-integrated Gallery 12 Wood Frames will save you time & money while also providing you with an elegant presentation that offers both UV filtering and archival peace-of-mind.
Ya just CAN’T go wrong with THAT!
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February 8, 2016 @ 12:22 am
I love the new blog! It is so full of really good, practical information. I’ve been an AM customer for more than a decade and yet I learn something new and interesting every week. I especially like the casual tone of the writing and the great diagrams and photos. This is really a rare source for reputable information on a Web full of well….less than reputable information. Thanks for taking the lead in creating a better form of e-commerce.
February 12, 2016 @ 3:24 pm
Great to hear! We’re so pleased that you like our new blog. As you mentioned, there is a Web full of, shall we say, not-so-great content. One of the founding tenets of our blog was to make it interesting and informative (and funny when possible – go read our blog on Preserving Postcards – it’s a HOOT), all the while “keeping it real” when it comes to archival procedures and materials. All of us have read boring, dry-as-toast blogs, so there’s no point in writing EVEN MORE of those. Let’s face it, archival materials may not be the sexiest topic in town, but the IDEA of correctly preserving things is. It’s also often the THINGS that can (and should) be preserved that are “sexy,” as history / art / photography / museums / genealogies / people’s own collections of “stuff” ARE. VERY. COOL. ‘Nuff said.