where to find mounts for artwork?

[zorianmatthews]

Does anyone know of a company that will cut a quantity of mounts to finish off pieces of artwork?
They need to be cheap enough to make it worth while, rather than cutting them myself. (I need a lot of them cut)
Many thanks,
Zorian Matthews

Brighton artist Zorian Matthews
you can see my work at www.zorian.org

[suemclearie]

Hi Zorian,

I think they do mounts only, not sure, but check out 'e frames', that's where I get all my frames and mounts although usually together.
I seem to remember ordering just mounts previously though to use in a couple of frames I already had.

If you want to check it out, it's listed as one of the links on my site.

Sue

[jeanniezelos]

try http://www.framingmad.co.uk/

steve who runs/owns the business is an artist himself and always happy to make customised mounts and frames. I'm sure if you want volume you could come to an agreement with him on price.

[kundaliniarts]

Hi Zorian,

Re. Mounts

Try the Frame Factory on Sydney Street (no.7), they're brilliant for frames and mounts .... also Expo (lower level in Churchill Sq. shopping centre) ...

All the very best !

~ Kundalini Arts ~

www.kundaliniarts.co.uk

[zorianmatthews]

Thanks everyone for your suggestions, thats really appreciated!

[mikeallen]

I wont post a link but - If you Google cadremont - you maybe pleasantly surprised with both the quality and the price

[Dennis S.]

Look at Jacksons www.jacksonart co uk they do standard sizes by mail order.

[joetymkow]

Hi Zorian, it depends what you want the mounts for and how long they will be used/shown. I assume you will use either white or light-coloured mounts that will have a 45 degree bevel-cut aperture.

There are several board/mount types available, with different inner cores; white, cream, black, etc. The cheapest ones contain bleached wood pulp and, although they appear white when initially cut, they will go a yellow/buff colour after a while. The acid-free mount-boards are dearer but will stay white.

[mikeallen]

http://www.Cadremont.co.uk I use all the time, I suppose it depends on what volume you are talking about - but I'm sure they do you a deal