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A4 print framed in Cork City?

keepkeyyellow · 2012-11-15 23:34:22

So I ordered a print online for my friend's birthday and I realised that I'm completely clueless as to how to get it framed? It's arriving Monday and I'm working for the next 3 days so haven't the time (or credit) to ring up places so would anyone have any recent experiences on getting anything framed in Cork recently?…

16-11-2012 12:34AM

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keepkeyyellow

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So I ordered a print online for my friend's birthday and I realised that I'm completely clueless as to how to get it framed?

It's arriving Monday and I'm working for the next 3 days so haven't the time (or credit) to ring up places so would anyone have any recent experiences on getting anything framed in Cork recently? It's a standard A4 size print apparently, no trim or anything so it seems to me at least pretty easy?

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#2 16-11-2012 10:41AM

Ger89

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You could pop it into a frame yourself. There's a shop in Castle Street, near the Satellite Dry Cleaners, with lots of frames on the window. Take your print in with you and hold it up against a suitable frame and off you go!

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#3 16-11-2012 11:41AM

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There's also a place in Adelaide St, just by the HSE office who'll frame it for you.

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