So I've recently had a question about what exactly the no-frame mounting listed on our price list is. It's just like l'image, if you know what that is, but here are some pictures of a photo I have in my office that is mounted this way.
It's a photo mounted on a wood backing with a black beveled edge. There is a protective coating over the whole thing to seal the photo to the backing in a seamless mount.
This side view shows you how thick the wood is - about 3/8 inch. This photo is a 4x6 if that helps you with the size bearings. The protective coating looks kind of speckled in this photo, but it gives it a nice, subtly textured finish.
And this is just an example of how I used it in my office as a photo tryptic.
It's a photo mounted on a wood backing with a black beveled edge. There is a protective coating over the whole thing to seal the photo to the backing in a seamless mount.
This side view shows you how thick the wood is - about 3/8 inch. This photo is a 4x6 if that helps you with the size bearings. The protective coating looks kind of speckled in this photo, but it gives it a nice, subtly textured finish.
And this is just an example of how I used it in my office as a photo tryptic.
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