FAQs

What is it printed on?

All our prints are professionally printed on premium 300 gsm white uncoated paper

What is gsm?

The higher the paper gsm, the thicker the paper. Standard everyday paper is generally 80gsm. A premium quality magazine stock paper is around 170gsm, and thick covers or certificates are usually printed on 300 gsm paper. Our prints are printed on 300 gsm paper

What are the dimensions of the prints?

Paper Size	Width x Height (mm)
A1	594mm X 841mm
A2	420mm X 594mm
A3	297mm X 420mm

What frame options are available

Frame Size	Border Material	Front Protection Material	Color Options	Border Width	Weight
A3	Plastic	Glass	Black	1cm	1kg
A3	MDF	Plexiglass	Black, White	1.7cm	1kg
A2	MDF	Plexiglass	Black, White	1.7cm	1.5kg
A1	MDF	Plexiglass	Black, White	1.7cm	2.75kg
50x70	MDF	Plexiglass	Black, White	1.7cm	2kg

 

Are they glass frames?

We only have glass frames in A3 size (black border only), and used for local pickup and local delivery orders. Bigger sized frames do not have glass due to safety reasons, possibility of damage in transit and also due to weight.

Plexiglass is the lightweight and shatter-resistant alternative to glass that is used in our frames. This is a transparent plastic sheet which makes it safe for bigger sized frames to be hung on plaster walls, above bed heads and in kids rooms.

 

Are they ready to hang?

If you are buying framed prints, yes they are.

 

What can be used for hanging them?

There are a few things you should consider before hanging them on your walls. First is the weight. Then what do you want to hang them with, and also what type of wall you are hanging it on.

Option 1: Use Picture Hanging Strips

One of the most popular ways to hang picture frames without nails is to use picture hanging strips. These speciality strips contain a pressure-sensitive adhesive that holds until you’re ready to remove it, leaving no residue or damage. Each strip comes in two parts: one that adheres to the frame and one that adheres to the wall. To ensure that these strips hold up the frame, it’s important to use the right strips for your frame’s size and weight.
The most important part of using picture hanging strips is to follow the manufacturer’s instructions, such as cleaning the wall and waiting some time before attaching the frame.

Option 2 : Nails

If you are hanging a heavy picture on a plaster wall, it’s best to find a stud where you can securely anchor the wall hook. However, if you don’t have a stud in the position where you want to hang your picture there are plenty of options for anchoring wall hooks into plaster walls, including hollow wall anchors or toggles that expand and spread the pressure when installed.
If your walls are brick, simply drill a hole with a masonry bit, hammer in a plastic wall plug or some expansion spaghetti and insert the screw.
Or, if you have timber panelling, a nail, screw or picture hook should do the job.

Option3 : Lean them or use a picture shelf or a floating shelf

When will your prints/frames be posted? When will I receive them
Once you place the order, your prints will usually be shipped within 3 business days. It usually take 3-7 business days to be delivered within Australia. Once the order is shipped you will receive a tracking number to track your prints