Right now, it's not obvious to me how I can simply say: "I need a frame that has a 18x18" opening," or whatever.
Let me do this and I will happily spend $200 on your website today, and will probably keep doing that every month or two in perpetuity.
Right now, it's not obvious to me how I can simply say: "I need a frame that has a 18x18" opening," or whatever.
Let me do this and I will happily spend $200 on your website today, and will probably keep doing that every month or two in perpetuity.
Thought it would be easiest for most
customers to measure their prints/posters
and supply that one set of dimensions.
Sure, that's totally understandable. I'd expect, though, that a sizable chunk of people who won't bat an eye at your prices for custom frames are going to be like me. Feel free to email me at aaron@brethorsting.com if you'd like to discuss in more detail. And thanks again! I look forward to using your service!That's just the poster size that you enter in, right?
https://www.levleframes.com/frames/new?height=12.0&width=12....
I punched in 12"x12" and it's showing me various frame/matte combinations that result in a 12"x12" opening.
Customizing a frame to fit a 12.0" x 12.0" print
13 x 13 x 0.75" Black Maple frame with No mat
and Standard glaze. $43.50
I'm saying that my matted print is 12x12 (or whatever), and I don't want to futz with making the numbers come out right.Maybe I just misunderstand how frames are described and sold, but I would fully expect to receive a frame with a 12x12" opening ("to fit a 12.0" x 12.0" print") if I bought that frame, and would feel misled if I ended up with a 13x13" opening. Again, maybe that's just how frames are sold, but if that's the case perhaps the site could explain that better.
The ambiguity is a concern for me. Also, I was a little wrong on the $200 figure earlier. The number is actually $150 for two matted prints of mine that I have sitting at home waiting for me to frame them.