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Type:
 Canvas Floaters Canvas Floaters
 Classic Frames
 Modern & Others
 Shadow Boxes
 Linen Liners
 Stretcher bars
Color:
 Black Frames
 Gold Frames
 Silver Frames
White Frames  White Frames
 Natural Wood
 Color Frames
Special/Sales Frame  Specials
New Wood Frames  New Wood
Best Sellers, Wood Picture Frame  Best Sellers
All Wood Picture Frames  All Wood Frames
Picture Frame Hardware  Picture Frame Hardware
Pricing Groups [Low ... High]:   A :: B :: C :: D :: E 
Over 1000 Wood & Metal Picture Frame Mouldings Online!
We have a wide selection of custom picture frames for your photos and artworks - more than 1000 wood and metal mouldings in a variety of sizes and styles!

The mouldings are categorized by color or style, and pricing is based on width, height and moulding profile.
Frame price increases from Group A to Group E.

20 years in Picture Framing Business
Wood Picture Frame Pricing:
To see pricing click on a profile/moulding, select the artwork size and you will see the pricing on the same page. Example: GA170

Volume discount rates, same product*
Qty 2 3-5 6-10 11+
Discount 20% 25% 30% 35%

* ordering multiple quantities of the same frame with the same width and height
Wood Picture Frame Mouldings
Click images below to browse moulding and order frames online:
Black frames, custom made
Black Color Frames
Golden frames, custom made
Gold Color Frames
Silver frames, custom made
Silver Color Frames
Vibrant colors frames, custom made
Color Frames
Classic Frames
Classic Frames
Natural Wood Color Frames
Natural Wood Frames

 Art Supplies Products:
Canada Art Supplies Products
Order picture framing hardware, Artist Canvas, Ready Made Frames, Easels & Display, Wood panels, Birch boards, FoamBoards, GatorFoam, Stretcher Bars or Tongue and Groove Stretcher Strips, Tapes & Adhesives, Tools & Accessories , Primed or un-primed Canvas by the Foot and more.

To order Click here.


 Picture Framing Cheat Sheet:

Inches -> mm
0.0045 0.114 mm 24 lb paper
0.045 1.14 mm Dye-Sub Metal Blanks
1/16" 0.063 1.59 mm 4 ply matboards
3/32" 0.094 2.4 mm Plexi glass
0.118 3 mm Plexi glass
1/8" 0.125 3.18 mm
3/16" 0.188 4.78 mm Reg. Foamboard
1/4" 0.25 6.35 mm
3/8" 0.375 9.5 mm
1/4" 0.25 12.7 mm
5/8" 0.625 15.88 mm
3/4" 0.75 19.05 mm
7/8" 0.875 22.23 mm
1" 1 25.4 mm
Types of Acrylite Plexi Glass
Regular FF3 2.4mm or 3mm
None-Glare P99 2.4mm or 3mm
UV none-Glare OP3 P99 2.4mm or 3mm

1" = 2.54 cm = 25.4 mm
1' = 12" = 30.48 cm
1 yd = 36 inches = 0.9144 m = 91.44 cm

1 lb = 16 oz Ounce
1 oz = 28.34 gram
1 lb = 453.6 grams

Inch Ruler

Frame Layout - Single mats
Picture Frame Anatomy - Single mat
Frame Layout - Double mats
Picture Frame Anatomy - Double mat
Frame Layout - Linen Liners
Metal Frames - Single mat
Frame Layout - Linen Liners
Picture Frame Anatomy - Frames with Linen Liner
ShadowBox Frame
ShadowBox Frames
Moulding Size Terms
Moulding Size Terms
ShadowBox Frame
Front Side
ShadowBox Frame
Picture framing terms
ShadowBox Frame
Back Side


 MatBoard Guide:
Canada Single MatBoard layout

Single Matboard Sample

Canada Double MatBoard layout

Double Matboard Sample

Terms:

Top Mat: Top layer of a double mat; It has a larger window, which allows a small border of the bottom mat, called the reveal, to be shown.

Bottom Mat: Optional second layer of matboard used in double matting; The window opening of the bottom mat surrounds the artwork.

Reveal: Width of the bottom mat, normally 1/4", 3/8" & 1/2"

Mat Outer Size: Also known as frame opening size, matches the plexi glass or backing size of the picture frame

Artwork Size: The exact size of the artwork!

Mat Opening Size: Size of the matboard window cut out


Our informative articles on MatBoards:

Choosing the Best Mat Size The article offers helpful tips on selecting the appropriate mat size for your artwork.

Measuring for Mats All about Mat Outer Size, Artwork Size and Mat Opening Size

Choosing Mat Color How to select the best colors of mat fo ryour artwork

All About Mats The article discusses the different materials and attributes of picture framing mats and more!


 Canvas & Panel Floater Frames:
Stair Step Floater Frame
Stair Step Floater Frame
L Shape Floater Frame
L Shape Floater Frame
Tapered Floater Frame
Tapered Floater Frame
Metal Floater Frame ,Custom Gap
L Shape Metal Floater Frame
Custom Gap
MetalFloater Frame ,Fixed Gap
Stair Step Metal Floater Frame
Fixed Gap
Raised artwork
Raised artwork using offset clips
Canada Shutter floaters layout

Shutter floaters Sample

Canada Shutter floaters layout

Shutter floaters Sample

Canada Shutter floaters layout

Metal Shutter floaters Sample


 Picture Framing FAQs:

Q1 : Can I order a picture frame without ordering any prints?
Q2 : Can I order length moulding instead of joined frames?
Q3 : How big will the final product be after my photo has been put inside the frame?
Q4 : What are the standard sizes for picture frames?
Q5 : How do I clean my frame?
Q6 : What is a Rabbet?
Q7 : Do your metal frames come with the pressure clips to keep the work up tight against the glass/plexiglass?
Q8 : How thick the standard plexiglass is ?
Q9 : What are Canvas Offsets or Z Brackets?
Q10 : Can I order Custom Cut Frame MatBoards?
Q11 : What happens if the art I send you gets damaged?
Q12 : How to order a frame corner sample?
Q13 : Are frames shipped already put together or do you offer assembly required frames.
Q14 : Do you make Stacked Frames?
Q15 : How should I measure my artwork when ordering frames online?
Q16 : How Can I order a custom-size Cork Board or Bulletin Board frame?
Q17 : what is a mini floater frame?
Q18 : What is a snap picture frame?
Q19 : Are acrylic sheets get yellow after a couple of years
Q20 : What is a Liner?
Q21 : Do you offer hanging services?
Q22 : What filler do you recommend for picture frames?
 

Q1 : Can I order a picture frame without ordering any prints?
Yes, just pick the molding you want, select the width and height, and add it to the shopping cart.

Q2 : Can I order length moulding instead of joined frames?
Yes, just click on a profile and in main order form find the Length Moulding link.

Q3 : How big will the final product be after my photo has been put inside the frame?
Something that people might not consider is that once you’ve added a frame around your artwork the entire piece can become larger than you wanted it.

Our picture frame calculator will calculate the size of the entire piece with the frame, mat and/or liner. First, measure your artwork and choose a frame. Enter in the dimensions of the artwork into the boxes. If you add a liner, you don’t need to worry about recalculating the sizes - it is all done for you.

After you have finished creating your custom picture frame, you will see a measurement next to the “artwork width” drop down list. This is the measurement of the entire piece when put inside the frame (from the outside edges of the frame).



Q4 : What are the standard sizes for picture frames?
4" x 6"
5" x 7"
8" x 10"
8.5" x 11"
9" x 12"
10" x 13"
11" x 14"
12" x 16"
14" x 18"
16" x 20"
18" x 24"
20" x 24"
22" x 28"
24" x 30"
24" x 36"
32" x 40"

Q5 : How do I clean my frame?
Most of our frames are made from wood, so they can be damaged over time if cleaned with regular household cleaners. The best way to clean the frame is to regularly dust it, preventing debris build up. Alternately, you may clean it with a microfiber cloth or warm water.

The glass can be cleaned with glass cleaner or water.

Q6 : What is a Rabbet?
Rabbet (pronounced “rabbit”) is a technical term for the space behind the lip of the frame. This space needs to be big enough to fit everything that is being framed, the work, the backing, matting and plexi glass. When framing three-dimensional objects, like fabric or souvenirs, the size of the rabbet is an important consideration. Selecting a frame with an appropriate rabbet is an important part of the work of a professional framer.

Q7 : Do your metal frames come with the pressure clips to keep the work up tight against the glass/plexiglass?
Yes. We include all hardware needed, including the pressure clips. Order online: Spring/pressure clips, in bulk.

Q8 : How thick the standard plexiglass is ?
The plexiglass sheets we use are 0.118" thick.

Q9 : What are Canvas Offsets or Z Brackets?
Metal Offset Canvas Clips or Canvas Offsets are used to hold artwork into frames or for construction projects. They are shaped bits of metal with screw hole in one end and sometimes in the other. They are used when fitting stretched canvas into a frame with a shallow rebate, and are also useful for shadow box framing. Order online: Offset Clips

Q10 : Can I order Custom Cut Frame MatBoards?
Yes, to order click here: Custom Cut Frame MatBoards

Q11 : What happens if the art I send you gets damaged?
We are unfortunately unable to offer compensation for damage to or loss of customer-submitted materials. We strongly recommend you insure any valuable artwork for its full worth prior to shipping it to us.

Q12 : How to order a frame corner sample?
Simply click on a given molding or profile and you will find a link to order corner samples: See the link "Need ... Sample?" at the end of the profile details.

Q13 : Are frames shipped already put together or do you offer assembly required frames.
We ship joined ready to use frames if it is a wood frame. For metal frames based on the size we may ship un-assembled but we will provide all the hardware required and for metal frames assembly is an easy process.

Q14 : Do you make Stacked Frames?
Yes, we offer two, three or even four layers of Stacked Frames online. To order start from the inner frame by selecting the artwork size. You can order more outer frames by estimating the size. The outer size of a inner frame will be the new artwork size when ordering a new outer frame. When ordering stacked frames in order note box remind us that theee are for a stacked frame and when cutting we make sure frames fit inside each other perfectly. The best result will be when the height of the inner frame is equal or less than the rabbet of the otter frame.

Q15 : How should I measure my artwork when ordering frames online?
Please read this page: HOW TO MEASURE YOUR ARTWORK

Q16 : How Can I order a custom-size Cork Board or Bulletin Board frame?
Please visit our custom-made picture framing page, click on a wooden or metal profile, select the board dimension and as backing select Cork Foamboard. You will see the pricing for the size you selected.

Q17 : what is a mini floater frame?
A mini floater frame is a small, narrow frame that's designed to enhance and display smaller artworks, photographs, or prints. Unlike traditional frames that cover a portion of the artwork's edges, a floater frame is constructed in a way that the artwork appears to "float" within the frame, leaving a small gap between the edges of the artwork and the frame itself. This design gives the artwork a modern and minimalist look, and it can create the illusion that the artwork is suspended within the frame.

Mini floater frames are often used to showcase smaller pieces of art and add a unique visual element to the presentation. They are available in various styles, materials, and finishes, making them a popular choice for artists, photographers, and art enthusiasts looking for a contemporary way to display their creations.

Q18 : What is a snap picture frame?
Snap Frames, also known as click frames or snap-open frames, are aluminum frames for posters equipped with spring-loaded sides. These springs allow the snap frame's sides to be easily opened and closed.

Q19 : Are acrylic sheets get yellow after a couple of years
Acrylic sheets can yellow over time due to exposure to UV light, especially if they are not UV-resistant. However, the rate at which they yellow can vary based on the quality of the acrylic and the conditions in which it's kept. Higher-quality acrylic sheets that are UV-resistant are less likely to yellow quickly. Regular cleaning and proper maintenance can also help slow down the yellowing process.

Q20 : What is a Liner?
Liners (also called linen liners) are fabric-covered mouldings, used inside the outer moulding in a frame design. A liner is not completely finished, so it would not be used as the only moulding for a frame. Liners often are used in place of mats on framed canvas prints or oil paintings that do not require glass.

Liners serve much the same visual purpose as a mat, separating the work from its frame. Order online: Linen Liners

Q21 : Do you offer hanging services?
Unfortunately, we do not offer hanging services.

Q22 : What filler do you recommend for picture frames?
We use Amaco Nail Hole and Corner Filler, which is a perfect filler for picture frames, as well as for sealing cracks and crevices in wood furniture. This brand exists in more than 16 different colors.

If you don't find the answer you're looking for here, please contact us.
 
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