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Picture Frames

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  • 16-12-2015 2:30am
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    Jentle Grenade
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    Hi all,

    I am on the look out for 24x16 and 8x10 picture frames for an office. The frames do not need to be decorative at all as my building manager plans to buy specific frames in Ikea after Christmas.
    Can anyone recommend some place in town I might pick these sizes up? Would Dealz etc have these kind of sizes? Or TKMaxx maybe? Even a plain glass 24x16 mount would do for the time being!

    Thanks in advance.


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    namloc1980
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    Hickeys on Maylor Street perhaps


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    Milly33
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    Best places I found were The Frame Maker - they have a stash of reg frames, Woodies or else if you don't need anything in particular call down to the second hand store on Centre park road they have lots


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    Jentle Grenade
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    Milly33 wrote: »
    Best places I found were The Frame Maker - they have a stash of reg frames, Woodies or else if you don't need anything in particular call down to the second hand store on Centre park road they have lots

    Thanks Namloc and Milly. I popped into the Frame Maker as its close to work and wow, their stock is beautiful. Not cheap by any stretch but the frames ooze quality. I picked up some 8X10 frames for myself :pac: Euro Giant had frameless 8x10 frames so I picked those up there.

    Still on the hunt for 24x16 frames! I would highly recommend the Frame Maker for quality frames.


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    Milly33
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    Great you are nearly sorted out then. Yeah they can be pricey but well worth it.. I got a lovely frame in there, made up as a gift and tis well impressive looking... Maybe woodies next


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    Loire
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    Jentle Grenade wrote: »
    I popped into the Frame Maker as its close to work and wow, their stock is beautiful. Not cheap by any stretch but the frames ooze quality.

    I have frames from the Frame Maker and find them excellent. The service is super too - they know what they're doing in there.


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    ianobrien
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    Another vote for The FrameMaker here. It's the only place I go to get items framed. I always pop out to their shop/workshop in Carragaline as I reckon the fella there has a better eye for frames and borders that match the item to be framed.


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