Shadowbox frames provide a recessed area between the artwork and the glass, allowing for the display of three-dimensional objects or artworks with raised surfaces.

Mat boards create a separation between the artwork and the glass, preventing direct contact and potential damage.

Conservation frames are specifically designed to protect and preserve artworks from environmental factors and deterioration.

Stretcher bars form the underlying structure that supports the canvas and maintains its натянутость.

Snap frames are designed to hold and display lightweight artworks, such as photographs or posters, without the need for traditional framing techniques.

Metal frames are known for their strength and resistance to warping or damage, making them suitable for long-term display of artworks.

Barn door frames are designed to accommodate large and heavy artworks, providing a secure and stable display solution.

Non-glare glass is specifically designed to minimize reflections and glare, allowing for a clear and undistorted view of the artwork.

Ornate frames are often used to enhance the visual appeal of mirrors or decorative objects, adding an elegant and decorative touch to the display.

The rabbet is a groove cut into the back of the frame, providing a recessed area for the artwork to rest and be secured.

Document frames are specifically designed to display and protect important documents, such as certificates or diplomas, in a secure and presentable manner.

Dust covers are used to protect the artwork from dust, dirt, and other environmental factors that can cause damage or deterioration.

Jersey frames are specifically designed to display and protect sports jerseys or other memorabilia, providing a secure and stable display solution.

The backboard provides a solid and stable surface for the artwork to rest against, ensuring its support and preventing warping or damage.

Map frames are specifically designed to display and protect maps or blueprints, providing a secure and flat surface for the artwork.