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Online custom picture frame companies

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AGrinWithoutACat · 28/08/2017 07:48

I have several non standard sized pictures that I would like to frame, low DIY skills and a small budget so cannot current afford to go to a local frame shop

Has anyone used any of the online companies that offer custom frame sizes and can recommend them? Ideally would like wood rather than plastic and to spend around £30 for each frame (have 5 pictures to do)

Thanks for any suggestions :)

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SockEatingMonster · 28/08/2017 07:56

Lurking because I have a stack of things to be framed and no motivation to do it no idea who to use...

AGrinWithoutACat · 28/08/2017 08:01

Grin glad I'm not alone - am going to start haunting charity shops with a tape measure as well - just in case but am impatient and having (after 10 years) got the motivation to do it just want them done

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SockEatingMonster · 28/08/2017 09:56

I didn't look at some of the online companies, but lack the imagination to know what would look good!

bettys · 28/08/2017 10:05

I use e-frame www.eframe.co.uk
You can add mounts & choose whether to have glass or Perspex

AGrinWithoutACat · 28/08/2017 12:28

That looks ideal - thank you, loving all the different options and the one I just looked at comes in at £30 for one of my larger pictures as well :) ... off to have a proper play now!

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bookgirl1982 · 28/08/2017 14:34

Another recommendation for eframe, we've got a few of theirs and quality is good for the price.

AGrinWithoutACat · 28/08/2017 16:31

Thanks - the recommendations are settling my nerves about an unknown online company :)

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ItsAllGoingToBeFine · 28/08/2017 16:36

Honestly have a look at your local shop, if you'd be willing to have plastic frames (that look like wood) they may not be out of your price range.

I'm always amazed at how little our local one charges, Inc frame, glass, and new mount. A massive (bit bigger than A2?) frame cost £60, and they dealt with all the date of getting the old mount off etc.

ItsAllGoingToBeFine · 28/08/2017 16:38

Faff, not date!

AGrinWithoutACat · 28/08/2017 17:23

I did speak with the shop originally and I know I would end up with lovely frames but was looking at £80+ for each frame and that was 5 years ago, the pictures I want framed cost £5 - £25 each so spending that amount on a frame is too much of a luxury at present

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SockEatingMonster · 29/08/2017 06:35

eFrame looks good. Now to re-measure everything and actually sit down and order some...

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FrancesFlute · 25/07/2021 19:32

Don't use FrameFrog! I had to threaten with legal action over a frame that took months to be delivered, despite being told up to 1 week. Found it very difficult to get hold of anyone and would definitely not recommend.

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