For some types of prints you can order custom frames and/or matting when you are setting up your print online. Note not all products can be framed and some styles of prints will be restricted to certain types of framing options.

Yes, we do all framing in-house. 

Sure! Just visit our Frame Moulding Style page to pick out a frame and calculate pricing. 

*Matting and acrylic/glazing sold separately

Framed prints are normally shipped within 3-4 working days of the order date. Maximum lead time for framing is 5 working days. Some exceptions may apply for special stock, or extremely large orders.

We do. In fact, because frames are "made to order" we do price our custom sizes any differently than those considered to be "standard". 

To price frames only, just visit our Frame Moulding Style page. Find the moulding you'd like to price, and click the blue Order Frame button to calculate frame cost.*

*Matting and acrylic/glazing sold separately

Glazing is optional and must be purchased separately.* ("Glazing" is the term we use to refer to having your work behind glass). FinerWorks currently does not offer actual glass as the glazing but instead provides a safer and common framer’s alternative in the form of clear acrylic (plexiglass). Acrylic provides an advantage to glass by being lighter and less likely to break during shipping.

*If the glazing selection is not visible during the order process, simply add a border to your print to enable the options.This will not affect your print or frame size.

Yes. You can order from a wide range of frame styles however in order to do this, you will need to order the “panel only” style to open the frame options. This will allow you to choose the frame you want.

Just visit our Frame Moulding Style page to view the sizes we offer.

We offer 2 types of frames, solid wood or polystyrene. Most of our all wood frames have a laminate coating.

We do offer more mouldings on-site and for off-line orders. Contact us directly to learn more.

Yes. With the exception of framed canvas, all framed prints are finished with Tyvek backing (black or white). All frames include hanging hardware (wire hangers). Keep in mind that glazing and matting is sold separately.

The following type of prints come ready to hang: framed prints, wood prints, acrylic prints, metal prints (with the exception of some styles), stretched and mounted canvas prints and metal prints will arrive ready-to-hang. Some other types of prints may have styles that also allow for them to be ready to hang.

Our system is designed to automatically apply a price break for up to ten duplicate framed prints or frames. For a quantity of more than ten, please contact us directly for pricing.

You can! To purchase matting without a frame, just make sure you include a border on your print. Matting options will be found below sizing. 

Matting by itself can be ordered from our Matting Options page.

We do. You can specify matting outter width and height, as well as window width and height when ordering matting by itself. 

Currently we do not offer this as part of our framing services.

You can customize your frame's matting. Keep in mind that including matting with your framed print will automatically increase your frame size by a minimum of 3 inches. To adjust the size of your matting, simply adjust your frame's width and height and the matting will automatically adjust to match the frame size.

You can browse our Matting Options page to see available colors.

Yes it is. We use acid-free, lignin-free conservation matboard. Our leading frame supplier rates this matting as museum quality.

If you intend to order more than 10 duplicate mats, contact us to find out if you qualify for a price break.

Frame prices do not include any matting or acrylic glazing. To view prices on matting, visit our Picture Frame Matting page.

Glazing is the term we use to refer to having your work behind glass. The purpose of the glazing is to provide protection to your prints. It is not necessary in all instances of a framed print as is the case with a framed canvas, but for prints on fine art papers it is recommended since it protects against scuffing and direct contact. FinerWorks currently does not offer actual glass as the glazing but instead provides a safer and common framer’s alternative in the form of clear acrylic (plexiglass). Acrylic provides an advantage to glass by being lighter and less likely to break during shipping.

We do. View our Acrylic Glass page to view options for acrylic glazing.

 View our Acrylic Glass page to view options for acrylic glazing.

Glazing is optional and must be purchased separately.* ("Glazing" is the term we use to refer to having your work behind glass). FinerWorks currently does not offer actual glass as the glazing but instead provides a safer and common framer’s alternative in the form of clear acrylic (plexiglass). Acrylic provides an advantage to glass by being lighter and less likely to break during shipping.

*If the glazing selection is not visible during the order process, simply add a border to your print to enable the options.This will not affect your print or frame size.