
Dromore Picture Framing ©

• Museum Framing - The highest quality framing available but using expensive high grade materials for lifetime protection
• Conservation Framing- Our preferred level of workmanship. All techniques are reversible and use conservation grade materials to protect the artwork.
• Commended Framing- For items of moderate commercial or sentimental value but using "standard or conservation" materials.
• Budget Framing - For the budget conscious but not recommended for any items of value.
Minimum - As the name suggests, framing to a minimum quality and budget. Only suitable for low value items. We do not frame at this level.
We frame to the highest possible standards, using only the highest quality materials available. Our framing is mostly geared to 'Conservation Standards' as set out by the Fine Art Trade Guild. We offer a ‘Custom’ framing service, tailored to suit your decor. The 5 levels of framing are as follows, and are all explained to the customer when they arrive in our workshop:
We take the utmost care of our customer's work, and frame all our work to the Fine Art Trade Guild's 5 Levels of Specifications, whether it be a simple photograph, certificate, a valuable piece of original artwork or fabric art.
Since we started trading, we have rapidly become one of the best known framers in
the area, with an ever enhancing reputation for quality workmanship and attention
to detail. We have also studied hard not only to improve our knowledge, but also
to ensure that the best possible care and attention is taken when handling customers
artwork, etc.
Guild
Commended Framers (GCF) x 2
Advanced GCF Textile Framing
(The 4th person to become qualified world-wide)
Advanced GCF Mount Design & Function
(The 2nd person to become qualified world-wide)
Advanced GCF Conservation Framing
(The 4th person to become qualified world-wide)
The Only Person World-Wide to Hold All 3 GCF Advanced Qualifications
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Northern Ireland
Award Winning Frame
&
Award Winning Mount Design
2009
Northern Ireland
Runner Up 2008


