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Four pitfalls to know about wooden photo frames
The wooden frames of the image are a popular choice for displaying your favorite photos, but unfortunately there are some pitfalls of purchase you should know. Before buying that perfect picture wooden frame, it is necessary to consider these four traps.
Error # 1 - Be care of mistaken identity
When buying a wood frame, needs to be familiar with the difference between these three types of wood frames, solid wood composite wood and veneer. These differences are important because the cost of the structure can vary widely depending on the type of wood used in its preparation.
Solid wood frame needs no explanation, but made of wooden frames are made of small wood pieces glued with a special adhesive. decorative frames, tables edged with beads, decorative frames are round or oval frames all made of wood composite. It is the most economic and quality-conscious way to create a decorative border wood without the high cost of hand size or unsightly glue-on wood ornamentation. Cheap "wood frame" Wood is also composed of what people often take low-quality wood composite. However, the compound does not have to mean low quality or lower cost or labor. It is simply a way more environmentally friendly and superior wood frames to create decorative and ornamental.
wood veneer gives a framework for the realistic look of wood without the use of solid wood. Veneer is a thin ribbon of high quality wood, like a local or exotic wood, which is attached to a cheaper piece of solid wood. The sheet Wood may also be attached to composite wood in some cases. The magnificent look of an exotic wood or burl is a good example of when a wood veneer is used often. premium hardwoods are very expensive and there is no point in having a burl wood frame of when you can only see the outside. Appearance of an exotic hardwood or high quality is a cheaper way to make a single framework and allows more frames to make this limited resource.
Pitfall # 2 - The wood is not perfect
Most people like the look of wood, but sometimes forget that it is natural and can come with imperfections. Do not expect your frame wood to be perfect. For most people it is the natural wood grain, color variations and natural imperfections (like knots of wood) that make so beautiful wooden frames. High quality manufacturers minimize these variations within as much as possible, but keep in mind that may occur.
Error # 3 - Sensitivity unfinished wood
You may already know this pitfall if you buy unfinished wood before, but the wood is easily damaged if you do not have care. Tables are made of unfinished raw wood or protective lacquer coating to seal the wood and protect the frame from damage. Generally most frames are "finished" so the best way to find an unfinished story is to feel the rough texture of natural wood. Unfinished wood frames can be easily damaged by water or any oily or sticky substance that may come into contact with the frame. Take special care with the water or fingerprints fat as may leave a mark on the unfinished wood frame that can be difficult to fix.
Error # 4 - Color misleading
Manufacturers describe wood frame pictures with words like cherry, walnut, rosewood or teak. I do not think the type of wood as the material used to make the frame. Many people may associate a color with the term so they know the exact color of the wood structure. Most frames are dyed these colors, but are rarely made of solid wood as cherry, walnut, rosewood or teak. In general, if a frame is made of solid wood, the description says "solid walnut" or "solid teak. If you do not say this, it is likely that the color of dye. The best way to know what you are getting is to read the description of the care and always ask for the frame retailer if you are not sure. Also, materials such as walnut wood, teak and cherry will be significantly more expensive than a solid wood frame stained.
To remember and avoid these potential pitfalls in buying a wooden frame, you will find a wooden frame that is exactly what you want.
About the Author
Autumn Lockwood is a writer for YourPictureFrames.com and is passionate about taking pictures. Your Picture Frames offers a large selection of quality picture frames in a wide variety of sizes, color, finishes and styles. To shop for natural frames or wood picture frames visit our frame website or call 1-800-780-0699.
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