“Custom picture framing workshop in Brussels since 1990: solid wood frames, conservation matting, museum glass, Dibond and aluminium mounting. Serving photographers, galleries, artists and private collectors.”
“Since every frame is made to measure, the price depends on the dimensions, the moulding, the glass, the mounting and the quantity. There is no standard rate — there is the right price for your project.”
“The usual lead time at Atelier Bernard Weber is about 10 days. Last-minute rush jobs remain possible. A frame to add to tomorrow's exhibition? It can be done. For exhibitions we plan the deadline together: in over 35 years, the workshop has never missed an opening.”
“Aluminium is the most durable on every count: it is our recommendation for maximum quality (prints we mounted on aluminium in 1990 haven't budged). Dibond is very stable and of very good quality, but more fragile than aluminium during handling. As for Forex and Kapa, we do not recommend them: they are unstable materials, however cheap.”
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