Matte silver aluminum frame - Narrow (6 mm) - A0 frame (84.1x118.9 cm)

NOTE: WE ONLY SHIP A0 FRAMES IN EU.

This A0-size aluminum frame has a matte silver finish that gives it a subdued and neutral look. The slim front profile is slightly curved and only 6 mm wide, while the frame depth is 19 mm with completely straight sides. The result is a frame that looks both discreet from the front and solid from the side.

For large formats such as A0, we always use our specially produced, handmade aluminium profiles. They differ from the simpler standard frames we use for smaller sizes by being much more stable and precisely processed. The corners are designed so that they can be unscrewed from each other when the picture is to be inserted, and then tightened again. This requires a little extra work, but provides a durable frame with a sharp and elegant finish.

As standard, the frame comes with a hanger, so you can choose to place it both horizontally and vertically on the wall.

Glass

Metal and real glass are a dangerous combination in large sizes - especially non-reflective glass and museum glass. That's why we recommend acrylic glass (plexiglass) for the largest frames, with regular glass as an alternative if you want real glass. If you want non-reflective glass or museum glass, you should buy one of our A0 wooden frames instead.

Framing

The large aluminum frames have two brackets on the back - slightly above the middle - as shown in the last picture. The frame can be hung on this with screws in rawlplugs , but the easiest way is to use the attached string for the purpose. The brackets can be moved if the frame is to hang horizontally.

When your poster is to be framed, unscrew the two corners at the top and remove the 100 cm strip. You can then slide out the backing plate and glass. You can now also remove the many buckles that will sit loosely under the frame strips, with the purpose of holding the backing plate close to the glass. Place the poster between the backing plate and glass, and slide it all back into the frame. Put the 100 cm strip back onto the frame by screwing the corners back in. Finally, insert the clamps between the back plate and the frame strips again.