Framed Art Boxes For Shipping

I had a lot of framed photos that were stored in boxes. I took the pictures out, some very large. I put them in the profolio, and it worked out super. It hardly takes up room, and is stored in my closet.

I used this with Rosco polarizing filter sheets on my soft boxes to photograph framed artwork and glare from the glass was eliminated.

I've been using this tape for about 3 years now, to seal rabbets and dust covers on all my framed art. Can't really think of any disadvantages, except that it is pretty pricey if you can't find it in the large rolls like B&H special orders.

These frames I have used for years and needed some new ones for art currently framed by glass. Also that one can store other pics in back .

I purchased the lights to photograph paintings and framed art. I attached large, framed polarizing filters to the barn doors with velcro (making sure to align the axis of each filter) and use a circular polarizing filter on the camera. Works beautifully to eliminate the glare on oil paintings and frames and art with glass. I'm sure they would work great for video as well.

Great boxes, fast and easy to setup!! Can’t beat B&H shipping as well!!!

This is my favorite paper for framed prints.

Why are my 5X7 Art Prints sitting in boxes in my basement?? Now I've been using Archival Storage pages and filling Archival Boxes with my work..I can look at them any time!

These boxes are perfect for art shows when you have 8x10 prints in 11x14 double mats.

These boxes are excellent for art shows. My 4x6 prints are in 5x7 cards with envelopes and fit perfectly in these boxes.