Dry mounting is a process where a print is attached to a rigid backing using heat and pressure, without the use of liquid adhesives.

Mat boards serve multiple purposes, including protecting the print from damage, enhancing its aesthetic appeal, and creating a spacer between the print and the backing material.

Float mounting creates a visually appealing gap between the print and the backing material, giving the impression that the print is floating within the frame.

Laminating involves bonding a print between two sheets of protective material, creating a durable and waterproof finish.

Backing boards serve multiple purposes, including providing additional support to the print, preventing it from sticking to the mounting surface, and creating a barrier between the print and the mounting surface.

Roll mounting is a technique used for mounting large-scale prints or posters onto a continuous roll of backing material, allowing for easy handling and storage.

Cold mount presses eliminate the need for heat during the mounting process, making them ideal for delicate prints or materials that are sensitive to heat.

Wet mounting involves adhering a print to a rigid backing material using a liquid adhesive, creating a strong and permanent bond.

Spacers are used to create a gap between the print and the backing material, allowing for air circulation and preventing the print from sticking to the backing material.

Dry mounting involves adhering a print to a rigid backing material using a heat-activated adhesive, creating a strong and durable bond.

Frames provide additional support to the print, enhance its aesthetic appeal, and protect it from damage.

Tape mounting involves adhering a print to a rigid backing material using a double-sided adhesive tape, providing a quick and easy mounting solution.

Hinges are used to allow the print to be easily removed from the mount, making it convenient for storage or transportation.

Dry mounting involves adhering a print to a rigid backing material using a combination of heat and pressure, creating a strong and durable bond.

Fillets are used to create a visually appealing gap between the print and the backing material, adding depth and dimension to the mounted print.