Manchester
Learn the basics of framing with
Nick in Manchester
High wycombe
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Linette in High Wycombe
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Bespoke framing
FAQ
How much does bespoke framing cost?
It depends on size, materials, and complexity. We're happy to give a no-obligation quote before you commit.
How long does it take to make a frame?
Standard turnaround is 2 weeks. Shirts, textiles, or complex pieces may take a little longer. Simple reglazes can be quicker.
How do I order a bespoke frame?
You can order by phone, email, or in-store. Just get in touch and we'll help figure out what you need.
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Cutting services
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Ready made frames
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FAQ
Do you offer printing?
Yes! We can print your artwork or photos. Get in touch for details.
Can you fit my artwork into the frame?
Yes, we offer fittings as an additional service in store when you buy the frame.
Do you offer bulk discounts?
Yes, order 10+ of the same size and colour for up to 20% off. Please contact us for bulk orders
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Learn to frame
Framing courses
- Basics of Framing course
- Art & Photography framing weekend
- Learn how to stretch canvas
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Advanced courses
Online Framing guides and advice
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What can you frame
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Other framing options
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Materials
Moulding (7 options)
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Mountboard (9 options)
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Glass & Glazing (4 options)
Backing (6 options)
Spacers (3 options)
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Tools
Cutting & Joining (6 options)
Mount/Mat cutting (5 options)
Glass cutting (6 options)
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Supplies
Hanging & Display (7 options)
Frame Finishing (3 options)
Other Supplies (3 options)
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Book Appointment
Starting up a Gallery & Frame Shop
£14.99
✔ In Stock
Description
Written in conjunction with the Fine Art Trade Guild, this book offers advice on starting up your own gallery. It covers all the basic questions involved such as the pros and cons of running your own busines, choosing premises, start up and running costs, typical leasehold agreements, financial projections, grants, business plans, cashflow and financial management, contracts, exploring product groups and sourcing products, pricing, role of computers, the internet and e-marketing, capital investment, effective marketing, stock display, sales techniques, employing staff, legalities, etc. There are also case studies.
