Acrylic prints & photo mounting
Photo mounting protects your print and is a great display option for exhibitions, allowing viewers to focus on the work. For a modern look, we also offer acrylic and metal prints.
Learn about mounting
Archival photo mounting & display options
Photographic and fine art mounting protects and displays your work in a clean minimalist way and is also great for exhibitions with impact, allowing viewers to focus on the work.
Choosing a display mount has 2 steps
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Step 1
Substrate
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Step 2
Fixing
Step 1
Choose the Substrate
Archival mounting is a process where your artwork is fixed to a substrate (backing) using a dry, non-corrosive sheet of glue. It results in your art sitting flat, and it can be fixed to the wall like this, or then put into a frame.
Aluminum
High-quality aluminum giving rigid and hard wearing backing. Fixture options: Battens or Subframe.
Watch our guide on Aluminum
Dibond
A lightweight composite of aluminum and PVC. Fixture options: Battens or Subframe.
Watch our guide on Dibond
PVC sintra
PVC sintra is an exceptional quality stiff & rigid foam board. Color options: Black or White. Fixture options: Velcro.
Watch our guide on PVC sintra
Gatorfoam
Also known as gatorboard, gatorfoam is lightweight, flexible and affordable. Color options: White. Fixture options: Velcro or press-in fixings.
Watch our guide on Gatorfoam
Gallery board
This 2mm quality card is our most affordable backing option. Fixtures options: Velcro.
Watch our guide on Gallery Board
MDF
Durable and rigid. A durable and cost effective way to display a variety of print types. Color: Black or White painted edges. Fixtures: Battens/ MDF Fixings.
Watch our guide on MDF
Acrylic Prints
The artwork is backed with Perspex, aluminum or dibond then clear Perspex is mounted over the top for a very contemporary look. Fixture options: Subframe.
Watch our guide on Acrylic Prints
Step 2
Choose Your Fixtures
All of our mounting material options have different options for fixing the artwork to the wall.
Watch our guide on Fixtures
Split Battens
As a really cost effective option, battens work by using two corresponding strips of angled wood - one mounted to the back of the substrate and another to the wall - which slot together.
Aluminum Subframe
Subframes are light, strong and are hung on screws, making them extremely versatile.
Velcro
Velcro makes mounting fast and simple. A popular choice for temporary exhibition use and light substrates such as Gallery board, Gatorfoam and PVC sintra.
MDF Fixing Options
Nail fixings are for use with MDF mounting only. There are several options and the one you choose depends on personal preference.
