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Blue (with 2 gold lines on inner edge) stain frame, 30 x 30cm
Wood frame has a 22mm face width.
In Stock
£37.00
Customise this frame
Ways to Frame
Empty Frame (Made to Fit Your Artwork)
Art Size
30 x 30cm
Card Mount (Border)
None
Free delivery over £50
This blue (with 2 gold lines on inner edge) made to measure picture frame is suitable for displaying a single 30 x 30cm size picture or poster. Its stylish genuine wood stain moulding is 22mm wide.
Fixings provided allow for wall hanging in either landscape or portrait. The acrylic face will protect prints from wear and damaging sunlight.
We make all custom frames here in our UK studio using new technology and old school craftsmanship. Each frame passes through the hands of 7 talented framers before it's packed.
The result? A high quality, unique frame made to display your favourite pictures.
You'll see every detail of your picture because our Clarity+ Glazing is an exceptional grade acrylic used on the latest 4K TV screens.
Size & Specification
Delivery & Returns
Ships by Nov. 26-28
Assembly & Care
How it Works
Find a frame you love
Choose a frame and mount style that'll bring your picture to life
Digital vs physical
You can have us print your picture or customise an empty frame to fit an existing print or poster
Unwrap & hang
We'll deliver your frame ready for you hang and admire. It's so simple
Product Details
Highlights
- Simply open up your frame from the back and insert your own artwork
- Hangs both landscape and portrait
- To clean, just wipe with a dry cloth
- Genuine ayous frame with a stain finish
- Hand-crafted in our UK studio to make your frame one-of-a-kind
- Beautifully clear acrylic helps to protect your artwork from the elements
In The Box
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Frame
A stain finish ayous frame with an external size of 334 x 334mm (approx.) -
Hanging Hardware
High quality press fix hangers suitable for the weight and size of your frame -
Glazing
1.5mm Clarity+ Acrylic. Although this material is more expensive than glass, it's used in your frame because it offers superior UV protection, is far safer and is beautifully clear -
Backing
Removable 2.5mm fibreboard back
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Ways to Frame
Order a frame for a physical piece you already have (and fit the picture at home) or upload a digital photo for us to print and frame for you.
Made to Measure & Popular Sizes
You can select from a list of over 200 sizes from the "Popular Sizes" tab. These cover lots of common artwork sizes from A4 certificates to huge Ordnance Survey maps. If the size you require is not offered as a standard size, don't worry, you can order a made to measure frame and save yourself a lots of money.
Measuring
Measuring for your new frame couldn't be simpler. All you have to do is tell us the size of your artwork in millimetres (mm). Follow our easy, step-by-step guide below.
- Lay and flatten your picture on a level surface
- Take the measurements of the height and width of the area you'd like to frame. If you're planning on trimming your picture, please do so before taking measurements.
If your picture has white borders and you don't want to see them, you'll need to trim them off.
![Full height and width of print]()
Fig 1. Frame your whole picture by providing us with the height and width ![Cropped height and width of print]()
Fig 2. Frame a portion of your picture by trimming and then providing us with the height and width - Please double check your measurements or confirm your sizes with a friend
- Simply input the measurements you've taken (in mm) and we'll make sure the frame fits your picture
- For example, you're framing a picture that's 300mm x 450mm, input the sizes 300mm x 450mm.
Points to Note
The size you enter or select is your artwork size, not the external size of your frame or mount.
Part of your image will be hidden behind the frame lip or your mount. This is to make sure your picture doesn't fall through the middle.
Please contact us to discuss any unusual requirements.
Size
Pick the size of the picture you're framing - we'll make the frame to fit.
30 x 30cm
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Measuring Your Picture
Made to Measure & Popular Sizes
You can select from a list of over 200 sizes from the "Popular Sizes" tab. These cover lots of common artwork sizes from A4 certificates to huge Ordnance Survey maps. If the size you require is not offered as a standard size, don't worry, you can order a made to measure frame and save yourself a lots of money.
Measuring
Measuring for your new frame couldn't be simpler. All you have to do is tell us the size of your artwork in millimetres (mm). Follow our easy, step-by-step guide below.
- Lay and flatten your picture on a level surface
- Take the measurements of the height and width of the area you'd like to frame. If you're planning on trimming your picture, please do so before taking measurements.
If your picture has white borders and you don't want to see them, you'll need to trim them off.
![Full height and width of print]()
Fig 1. Frame your whole picture by providing us with the height and width ![Cropped height and width of print]()
Fig 2. Frame a portion of your picture by trimming and then providing us with the height and width - Please double check your measurements or confirm your sizes with a friend
- Simply input the measurements you've taken (in mm) and we'll make sure the frame fits your picture
- For example, you're framing a picture that's 300mm x 450mm, input the sizes 300mm x 450mm.
Points to Note
The size you enter or select is your artwork size, not the external size of your frame or mount.
Part of your image will be hidden behind the frame lip or your mount. This is to make sure your picture doesn't fall through the middle.
Please contact us to discuss any unusual requirements.
Mount
A beautiful window into your art or photo. Get the most out of your framed piece with one of our mounts (passe-partout). They're designed to draw you in whilst also helping to protect your picture by spacing it back from the glazing.