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Guide for measuring & trimming artwork. Arrows show width horizontally and height vertically, with a white border removed in the right example.

Measure and input the size of your artwork, poster or photo. If necessary trim the border as shown above.

Please note: If selecting a mount 5mm will overlap your artwork.
If you’re not including a mount approximately 5mm of the artworks edge will be hidden in the rebate of the frame.

Mount choices explained: a Single Mount provides a clean, minimalistic look to provide space between the artwork and the glazing. A Double Mount adds a deeper premium look with an accent colour. Selecting No Mount means the artwork will be in contact with the glazing. When a mount is selected our creator automatically reduces the aperture by 5mm on all four sides to secure the artwork and prevent it falling through the opening. Please only enter the exact height and width of your artwork or photo. If you select No Mount approximately 5mm of your artwork or photo will be hidden in the rebate of the frame.
Step 1 Mount Size
Price Summary
Price:
£0.00
Frame Moulding £0.00
Backing Board £0.00
Mount £0.00
Bulk Discount -£0.00

Set Your Mount Size

Step 1

Enter the artwork or media size (aperture) here, then fine-tune the mount border widths.

Mount size units

Mount aperture width.

Mount aperture height.

Mount borders Set the border size now for a simple mount, or fine-tune it again later if needed.
Quick starts Tap a common size, then fine-tune if needed.

These dimensions define the starting mount size. Border widths and mountboard colours can be refined in the following steps.

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Front View
Select dimensions to start
Drag to rotate • Scroll to zoom • Right-click to pan