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Measuring a Frame
   
 

How to measure for a frame:

All of our frames are measured by the inside dimensions. For example, if you have a 4x6 image, you will want to order a 4x6 frame.

Measure the image or document you wish to frame. This measurement is also the size of the frame you would need to order.

Measuring a Document

If the size you require is not offered as a standard size, there are two options. You can order a custom size frame, or order the next largest standard size frame with a mat cut to make up the difference. For more information about our mat selection, please visit matdesigners.com.

A frame’s dimensions refer to the size of its opening. It is a common mistake to think the dimensions are the width and height of its outside edges. However, you want to measure the inside edges. For example, if you have a 4x6 image, you should order a 4x6 frame regardless or how much bigger than that the frame may be from outside to outside edge. Some frame styles will overlap the edges of an image more than others. Please refer to the moulding profile drawings on the wood and metal pages for more details.

Measuring Overlap

 
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