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A common question we get is whether you should provide the exact dimensions of your artwork or add extra millimeters to account for the frame size.

We recommend entering the exact dimensions of your artwork, as the frame will be crafted to fit based on the measurements you provide. The frame includes a “rebate space,” which ensures there’s enough room to insert your artwork without damaging the edges.

If you’re adding extra features like a passepartout, our online builder will automatically adjust the frame dimensions for you. Simply select your desired passepartout size and color in Step 4, and the calculations are handled for you.

A passepartout creates space around your artwork within the frame, enhancing its presentation. We recommend using a passepartout for artworks with colors that extend to the edges, as it allows you to play with proportions and gives the overall composition a more elegant look.

However, if your artwork already has an original white border, we generally do not recommend adding a passepartout. By default, passepartouts can accommodate a maximum outer size of 105 x 160 cm. If you need a larger size, please contact us at [email protected] for more information.

We offer three types of glass: Normal Glass, Anti-Reflection Glass, and Museum 99 Glass. All three are real glass with distinct features to suit your preferences, the lighting in your space, and your budget. Below is a guide to help you choose the right glass:

Normal Glass

Best for: Non-original works or when budget is a priority.

Features:

• Standard 2mm glass.
• High reflectivity, which can be noticeable in dark-toned artworks or frames placed in direct sunlight.
• No UV protection (0% out of 100%).

Recommendation: Suitable for all types of artwork but particularly for prints, posters, or projects where keeping costs low is important.

Anti-Reflection Glass

Best for: Reducing reflections without the higher cost of museum glass.

Features:

• Matte coating that minimizes reflections.
• Works best when the artwork is placed directly against the glass; if there’s a gap, slight blurring may occur.
• No UV protection (0% out of 100%).

Recommendation: Ideal for frames with larger glass surfaces (e.g., larger than A3) where reflections are a concern, but UV protection is not needed.

Museum 99 Glass

Best for: High-value original works and those needing long-term preservation.

Features:

• Industry-leading clarity with minimal reflection.
• Exceptional UV protection (99% out of 100%), preventing fading even in direct sunlight.
• Maintains true color and detail, making it the perfect investment for valuable pieces.

Recommendation: A premium option for anyone seeking ultimate protection and clarity for original artworks, heirlooms, or cherished photographs.

No Glass

Best for: Works that are already mounted on a backing board or don’t require additional protection.

Features:

• No additional covering, allowing the artwork to be displayed naturally.
• Note: Without glass, the artwork is more exposed to dust and damage.

Why Choose Museum 99?

Museum 99 Glass is widely regarded as the best in the industry. With unbeatable UV protection and clarity, it offers long-term preservation for your artwork while eliminating distracting reflections. Plus, by sourcing directly from the manufacturer, we offer the most competitive prices for Museum 99 in Scandinavia.

Almost anything! We’re here to help you frame your cherished memories, so don’t hesitate to reach out to us—even if your request is unique. We’re always ready to explore whether we can offer a framing solution to bring your memory to life and display it beautifully on your wall.

• For our frames, we use different mounting solutions depending on their size: Smaller FramesA single mounting bracket is attached to the back of the frame. You’ll need just one screw to hang it securely.
• Larger FramesTwo sawtooth hangers are mounted at the top corners of the frame. If your frame arrives with corner protectors, lift them to locate the hangers. For these, you’ll need two screws—one for each side.

Our mission is to make framing as simple and enjoyable as possible. That’s why our frames are designed for easy, hassle-free mounting at home. Whether it’s a poster or a cherished piece of art, you’ll find it quick and straightforward to place your work securely in our frames.

What is lamination?
In framing, lamination is commonly used for large images such as posters or panoramic photographs. This process involves adhering the artwork to a backing material, such as special adhesive cardboard, foam boards, thin wood panels, Alu Dibond composite panels, or acrylic glass panels.

Lamination is recommended for posters that have been rolled, creased, or developed ripples over time in an existing frame. By adhering the poster to an acid-free backing board, lamination smooths the surface and significantly reduces the visibility of creases or imperfections in the paper.

important to note:

• Laminated posters can always be reframed, but they cannot be removed from the backing board once laminated.
• We generally do not recommend lamination for original artworks.

Lamination requires either dropping off or shipping the artwork to our store. If shipping, arrangements must be made in advance, and it is done at the customer’s own risk.

Good news – we do! If you’d like to order one of these types of frames, contact us at [email protected] or +45 00 00 00 00 and we’ll help you find the perfect framing solution.

Adding space between the glass and your artwork can enhance the visual experience by creating a more dimensional and “floating” effect. We call it a spacer frame, but the technique has been referred to by many names in the framing industry, such as distance frame, box frame, or aquarium frame. If you’re feeling confused by the terminology, you’re not alone—it’s a common question!

In simple terms, we mount a thin wooden spacer (available in oak, black, or white) measuring either 10 mm or 14 mm between the glass and the backing board.

This allows your artwork to “float” within the frame without touching the glass.important notes:

• Spacer frames are only available with Normal Glass or Museum 99 Glass.
• The price depends on the size of your artwork and the type of spacer chosen. However, we take pride in offering unbeatable prices in this category.

Our frame profiles are crafted from FSC-certified pine and oak wood, ensuring sustainability and quality.

Let’s bust a common myth: While solid oak is often considered a mark of high quality, this isn’t the case for picture frames. Solid oak is a hard wood, which increases the risk of gaps forming at the corner joints over time, as wood is a living material that naturally expands and contracts.

After extensive testing of various types of wood, we’ve found that FSC-certified, finger-jointed pine, coated with either oiled oak veneer or treated with our custom finishes, creates the perfect frame. Pine is a softer wood that is less prone to developing gaps in the corners over time.

To further minimize any potential gaps, we apply a small amount of special wood wax to the corner joints for added durability.

Sustainability, durability, and craftsmanship come together in every frame we make. Let us know if you have more questions! 😊