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Passepartout
Passepartout in a 70x70 frame is suitable for e.g. a 60x60 or 50x50 cm poster. Passepartout gives an exclusive lift to the frame, and creates an artistic depth with 1.5 mm distance between image and glass.
If you want to frame a 70x70 cm poster with passepartout, you must use a larger frame. It can be an A0 frame , or a frame with special dimensions , e.g. a 70x90 frame.
60x80 frames with passepartout can be used to frame all smaller pictures.
When you choose passepartout for your 60x80 frame, you have the choice between 11 colours. You just specify the dimensions of the picture you want to frame, and we automatically make the hole 10 mm smaller, which means that the passepartout extends 5 mm above the picture. This way you can easily tape the poster to the back of your passepartout.
Go to a 60x80 frame to see how it looks with the different colors of passepartout.
Should your 70x70 frame have
Real glass?
70x70 wooden frames splinter-free acrylic glass, clear with reflections like normal glass.
If you want to avoid reflections as much as possible, you should choose our non-reflective glass or the UV-protective museum glass.
Free shipping for purchases over NOK 899
Shipping costs DKK 29
We send 70x70 frames with GLS to your local parcel shop for DKK 29. Free shipping on orders over DKK 899. GLS private or business delivery costs DKK 49.
The price of the 70x70 frames is higher with real glass, as the shipping cost and the risk is greater for us than if you choose acrylic glass for your 70x70 frame.
However, we only send wooden frames with glass very securely by post, so it usually goes without problems.
70x70 frames without
Insert paper
The 70x70 frames come without insert paper, as the majority of our customers do not need it.
If you want high-quality insert paper, it can be purchased for the frame. A 1 mm thick paper in slightly cracked white with a nice structure.
Framing and hanging of
70x70 frames
Remove the foil and tilt back the black pins on the back so you can remove the back plate.
You should just dust the back of the glass with a dry cloth. If you have chosen acrylic glass, you must remove the protective film from both sides.
The masonite back plate has a suspension bracket, which must be tilted out slightly so that it is hung on a screw or iron nail. Adhesive nails cannot handle the weight of a 70x70 frame.