Moulding Madlen [REM3592]
Description
Custom-made wooden frame is cut and assembled according to your desired dimensions. To find out how much your size frame will cost, select the frame width and height below.
Our custom-made frames are suitable for paintings, mirrors, photos, and posters.
If you are choosing a frame for a mirror or painting, consider its width. For example, a very narrow plastic frame will be unsuitable for framing a large mirror, as it will make the product unstable.
If you are placing a frame order for the first time or have doubts about whether you have chosen the right frame, just contact us - we will gladly consult and help you place your order!
To find out how much your size frame will cost, select the frame width, height, and necessary accessories below.
Specifikacijos
- Code
- REM3592
- Material
- Wooden
- Color
- Gold
- Collection
- Deep Frames
- Width
- 49 mm
- Price per meter
- 37,00 €
- Max edge
- 250 cm
- Availability
- In stock
Collection description
This collection features frames that are deeper. Deep profiles are suitable for framing objects as well as thicker paper or cardboard when framing multiple layers (thicker cardboard or object, glass, backing, mats).
At Remai.lt framing salons in Kaunas and Vilnius, you will find a wide selection of deep frames. The depth of the frame is especially important when framing paintings painted on canvas stretched over a stretcher. If the painting is large, the stretcher can be very wide and thick – this is necessary to maintain its shape – and in such cases, a deeper frame is needed to encompass the thick stretcher. If you frame a painting with a thick stretcher in a shallow profile frame, there will be a large gap between the frame and the wall when viewed from the side, and the frame will not look aesthetically pleasing. Almost all deep frames are made from natural wood and are durable. Remai.lt provides framing services in Vilnius and Kaunas. Visit our salon or call the provided phone number, and we will consult you on all your questions.
