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Common Poster Subjects => Framing & Storage => Topic started by: USMCSS on November 06, 2014, 11:11:19 AM
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Here are some photos a customer was nice enough to send us utilizing our frames for 3 sheet 41"x81" Posters:
https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.764321003622642.1073741831.155984247789657&type=1 (https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.764321003622642.1073741831.155984247789657&type=1)
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Looks like they turned out great, with that customer, Bob.
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Looks like they turned out great, with that customer, Bob.
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Thanks Jeff! Yeah he is really happy with them!
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And just so Im clear ( a little foggy today..)... in a 3 sheet size frame, are more than one overlay used on the front, to cover and protect the poster?
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And just so Im clear ( a little foggy today..)... in a 3 sheet size frame, are more than one overlay used on the front, to cover and protect the poster?
No Jeff, it is just one overlay for the 3 sheet. We can cut the overlays up to size 48" x 96"
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Thanks again, Bob.
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No Jeff, it is just one overlay for the 3 sheet. We can cut the overlays up to size 48" x 96"
This thread deserves a bump ( bump.gif ) for anyone wanting or wondering if Spotlight Displays (http://www.spotlightdisplays.com/) can "handle" a US 3 sheet, with a one piece overlay.
Yes, they AND Robert can -- with ease! notworthy.gif
Beautiful!!
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This thread deserves a bump ( bump.gif ) for anyone wanting or wondering if Spotlight Displays (http://www.spotlightdisplays.com/) can "handle" a US 3 sheet, with a one piece overlay.
Yes, they AND Robert can -- with ease! notworthy.gif
Beautiful!!
(https://scontent-lax3-1.xx.fbcdn.net/t31.0-8/s960x960/10714502_764321516955924_2066963024491950656_o.jpg)
Thank you so much Eric!!! I truly appreciate that!!!!!
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Yep...
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Yep...
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Awesome Hitch there!
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Yep...
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Wow very nice Charlie!!! Can I use that photo for social media? If not I understand!!!
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Wow very nice Charlie!!! Can I use that photo for social media? If not I understand!!!
Let me take a better photo... The room was still a bit rough on this one. I'll also take a shot of the 6-sheet frame you made me...
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Let me take a better photo... The room was still a bit rough on this one. I'll also take a shot of the 6-sheet frame you made me...
That would be Awesome Charlie!!!! No rush!!!!
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This thread deserves a bump ( bump.gif ) for anyone wanting or wondering if Spotlight Displays (http://www.spotlightdisplays.com/) can "handle" a US 3 sheet, with a one piece overlay.
Yes, they AND Robert can -- with ease! notworthy.gif
Beautiful!!
Sorry, I have two questions:
First, what does "one piece overlay" mean? Second, if I purchased a three sheet should I have it linen backed? I ask because I'm trying to picture a three sheet in this frame. And I'm thinking over time it'll slowly start to separate/droop whatever. Gravity would take over...
Thanks
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Sorry, I'm getting use to using a Forum. I didn't mean to post my question inside someone else's comments...
Here's my question:
Sorry, I have two questions:
First, what does "one piece overlay" mean? Second, if I purchased a three sheet should I have it linen backed? I ask because I'm trying to picture a three sheet in this frame. And I'm thinking over time it'll slowly start to separate/droop whatever. Gravity would take over...
Thanks
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Hi McFree, I think a one sheet overlay just means one piece, rather than using 2 small pieces side by side. Linen backing a 3 sheet will cost quite a bit so framing a folded poster can still be done and probably most would do. I haven't framed a folded poster so hopefully someone here who has can advise. I'd still frame it folded and undroop it when necessary than not frame it because of that!
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Sorry, I'm getting use to using a Forum. I didn't mean to post my question inside someone else's comments...
no problem, really, what's the worst thing that could happen by posting in someone else's post?
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yes as Steve said the overlays come rolled, all in one piece, which is awesome. Also, there is no backing for your frame, the backing is actually the wall on which you are mounting the poster. Rob usually throws in an extra overlay, so you can use that on the back of the poster so your poster isnt directly on the wall/paint. This makes everything nice and snug so there should be no sagging (f-u gravity)
If over time you see any sagging, which MAY be something that could happen given the weight of a linenbacked 3 sheet, all you need to do is put a couple pf pieces of cardboard (or better yet, acid free coroplast) to add some pressure to the system and make everything ever more snug.
Robert please be aware that I will reference this post the next time I make a purchase ifyouknowhatimsayin thumbsup.gif
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Thanks Vick and 50s guys for answering. Mcfree we can provide overlays up to size 48" X 96" So for a 3 sheet you will be fine. The largest size I have experience with in my own house is a Thierry hates "French Grande" 47" X 63" non-linen. It was really flat to begin with and still looks good and it's been up for about a year.
If people need bigger overlays for say a six sheet we would give them two 40.5" X 81" overlays as we can only provide 48" X 96". They would then have a seam to deal with. Now there is a company I can recommend that can give people an overlay for a 6 sheet.
All frames come with 2 overlays, one for the front and one for the back.
Hope this helps!!!
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Awesome!
All three of you (USMCSS, Vick, & 50's guy) helped in your own way : ) Very appreciated. Three sheets are super big and hanging one is a big commitment. But it's definitely good to know you're here USMCSS.
On a side note, I literally lol'd at your picture Vic! I'm still laughing as I type this! good stuff....thanks fellas
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If people need bigger overlays for say a six sheet we would give them two 40.5" X 81" overlays as we can only provide 48" X 96". They would then have a seam to deal with. Now there is a company I can recommend that can give people an overlay for a 6 sheet.
Wait a second, Robert - you found a company that will do a single 81"x81" overlay for a six-sheet? Please let me know
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Your very welcome Mcfree!
And here is the info on the 81" X 81"! I have not even spoke to him yet but a customer of mine recommended them. He buys 6 sheet frames and uses this company for the overlays. Tell them Robert Perry from Spotlight Displays and Jim Cook sent you.
Piedmont Plastics
4051 Santa Ana Ave, Suite A
Ontario, CA 91761
http://www.piedmontplastics.com/extruded-acrylic-sheet/
contact: ELSA PEREZ 909-786-3033
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Question: rather than buying a larger frame to accommodate the linen, could you just lightly fold the excess linen around the rear overlay and secure it with some archival linen tape? I don’t see how this would hurt the poster so long as you do it gently and don’t stretch the fabric.
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Question: rather than buying a larger frame to accommodate the linen, could you just lightly fold the excess linen around the rear overlay and secure it with some archival linen tape? I don’t see how this would hurt the poster so long as you do it gently and don’t stretch the fabric.
The linenbacking is usually too thick to allow this to work easily
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Croweyes, If there's plenty of excess linen, I've just trimmed the linen a bit to fit in a frame. The trick for me is to always make sure to leave an inch or more of linen past the edge of the poster to help ensure the poster edge and linen adhesion are protected. Best, Okie
Question: rather than buying a larger frame to accommodate the linen, could you just lightly fold the excess linen around the rear overlay and secure it with some archival linen tape? I don’t see how this would hurt the poster so long as you do it gently and don’t stretch the fabric.