Riveting Frame & Design

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FAQ

HOW DO I MEASURE MY ARTWORK FOR FRAMING?
Measure the width of your art first from the beginning of the image to the edge of the image (side to side), then repeat this process for for the height (top to bottom)
Dry mounting is a heat-activated, permanent method that adheres an image to a backing board, creating a smooth finish typically utilized for posters and non-archival photographs.
Glazing is the clear protective layer, either glass or acrylic that safeguards artwork in a frame. We use a wide variety of Tru-Vue Glass & Acrylic for all of our framing needs.
Museum mounting is a reversible and non-permanent technique that employs archival methods, such as corners or strips, to secure artwork to a backing while allowing for safe removal without causing damage.
Our turnaround time is between 3-4 weeks. This is due to shipping of moulding as well as the time and special attention needed to complete your custom framing.
We offer a wide selection of custom art prints from domestic and international print houses.
Yes! We offer a variety of stretcher bars, gallery wraps and special pricing for artists.
Dry mounting is a heat-activated, permanent method that adheres an image to a backing board, creating a smooth finish typically utilized for posters and non-archival photographs.
Absolutely! We offer many solutions such as multiple mat opening, collage mounts, sewing mounts, shadowbox frames, plexiglass boxes, etc… Our experienced design team can help you brainstorm the overall shape and size of the work while showcasing your art and antiquities.
Oversized framing is any size larger than 32″ x 40″
Yes we do! Our experienced framers can handle any job with precision and professionalism while our design team can help determine the materials organization to best showcase your artwork.
Framing a print without a mat is definately doable! We do recomment using a framing spacer between your artwork and the glazing. Adding this neutral PH acrylic lifts the glazing from the face of the artwork allowing airspace which will help protect the piece from prematurely fa
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Please contact Laura@rivetingframes.com or 303-703-3900.