We are pleased to announce our new Glazing Options
- Museum Glass -
For the most precious art work or family heirlooms, Museum Glass is the highest quality anti-reflective picture framing glass available in the industry.
Reduces reflection by over 85%, the lowest possible reflection rating available with UV protection.
Provides the highest brightness and contrast levels available.
Optimal clarity for true colour transmission.
Protects works of art against 98% of harmful indoor and outdoor UV light rays.
Maintaining and Preserving
Cockling and Rippling in paper art is a normal consequence of changes in relative humidity and can be expected even with the best of hinges. If cockling is observed, owners should remove to a drier environment.
Fading of Art should be monitored. These sorts of changes may not be visible to most observers until some part of the art which has been over matted is exposed.
Recommenndations to Customers: Art works, particularly original or art work of value, should be unframed at four to six year intervals for examination.
The concept of such preservative maintenance does not imply that the technique of framing is defective.
Techniques and materials continue to improve at such a rate that works framed five years ago will benefit from advances which have occurred since.
