MOUNTING ON DIBOND
MATTE LAMINATE &
MOUNTING ON DIBOND
MOUNTING ON DIBOND
within
FLOATER FRAME
MATTE LAMINATE &
MOUNTING ON DIBOND
within
FLOATER FRAME
Print mounted on Dibond
For this type of framing, the original print is produced on fine art matte paper (Hahnemühle) and then cold-mounted onto a Dibond sheet. Dibond is a 3mm-thick composite material with three layers. Two white-coated aluminium plates enclose a black polyethylene core. Viewed from the sides, the material appears black. This lightweight, extremely stable support has become a standard in the world of fine art photography, and is ideal for large-format images. An aluminium frame, also known as an inset frame, not visible from the front, is fixed to the back in order to reinforce the whole Dibond sheet and make it easy to hang on the wall with just two (or three for very large formats) screws. So when your artwork is hung on the wall, it seems to float, giving it a very elegant, modern look.
The matte art paper chosen gives a unique view of the artwork without any reflections, so it can be appreciated from all angles and in all types of light.
The combination of paper and pigment inks used for the print, as well as all the materials used for the framing, have been carefully chosen for their archival qualities, guaranteeing that your artwork will last for up to 100 years.
Matte laminated print
mounted on Dibond
For this type of framing, the original print is made on matte fine art paper and then laminated with a matte finish. Once laminated, the print is mounted onto a Dibond sheet. Dibond is a 3mm-thick composite material with three layers. Two white-coated aluminium plates enclose a black polyethylene core. Viewed from the sides, the material appears black. This lightweight, extremely stable support has become a standard in the world of fine art photography, and is ideal for large-format images. An aluminium frame, also known as an inset frame, not visible from the front, is fixed to the back in order to reinforce the whole Dibond sheet and make it easy to hang on the wall with just two (or three for very large formats) screws. So when your artwork is hung on the wall, it seems to float, giving it a very elegant, modern look.
The advantage of lamination is that it protects the print from the ambient air and any damage it may cause (damp, insects, etc.), which could reduce its lifespan. The high-quality protective film used is so thin and transparent that your image remains intact. The matte finish prevents any reflections, so you can appreciate the artwork from all angles and in all types of light.
The combination of paper and pigment inks used for the print, as well as all the materials used for the framing, have been carefully chosen for their archival qualities, guaranteeing that your artwork will last for up to 100 years.
Print mounted on Dibond
inserted within floater frame
For this type of framing, the original print is produced on fine art matte paper (Hahnemühle) and then cold-mounted onto a Dibond sheet. Dibond is a 3mm-thick composite material with three layers. Two white-coated aluminium plates enclose a black polyethylene core. Viewed from the sides, the material appears black. This lightweight, extremely stable support has become a standard in the world of fine art photography, and is ideal for large-format images.
The matte art paper chosen gives a unique view of the artwork without any reflections, so it can be appreciated from all angles and in all types of light.
Once the print is on the Dibond, it is then mounted in a floater frame to give it an elegant finish that can complement any interior.
The combination of paper and pigment inks used for the print, as well as all the materials used for the framing, have been carefully chosen for their archival qualities, guaranteeing that your artwork will last for up to 100 years.
An aluminium bar on the back makes it easy to hang on the wall. Two (or three for very large formats) screws in the wall are all you need.
Finish options
- Floater frame: black wood / white wood / clear oak veneer / dark oak veneer
Matte laminated print mounted on Dibond
inserted within floater frame
For this type of framing, the original print is made on matte fine art paper and then laminated with a matte finish. Once laminated, the print is mounted onto a Dibond sheet. Dibond is a 3mm-thick composite material with three layers. Two white-coated aluminium plates enclose a black polyethylene core. Viewed from the sides, the material appears black. This lightweight, extremely stable support has become a standard in the world of fine art photography, and is ideal for large-format images.
The advantage of lamination is that it protects the print from the ambient air and any damage it may cause (damp, insects, etc.), which could reduce its lifespan. The high-quality protective film used is so thin and transparent that your image remains intact. The matte finish prevents any reflections, so you can appreciate the artwork from all angles and in all types of light.
Once the laminated print is on the Dibond, it is then mounted in a floater frame to give it an elegant finish that can complement any interior.
The combination of paper and pigment inks used for the print, as well as all the materials used for the framing, have been carefully chosen for their archival qualities, guaranteeing that your artwork will last for up to 100 years.
An aluminium bar on the back makes it easy to hang on the wall. Two (or three for very large formats) screws in the wall are all you need.
Finish options
- Floating Frame: black wood / white wood / clear oak veneer / dark oak veneer