I like Sues last option with the grommets and linen back..the bottom dwel is what was also used in large theater curtains and they had chin as counterweight also.. from a cost and practical aspect the linen and grommets sound good...however if your worried about UV or people touching.. then I guess plexi however they will be a lot of weight and cost....place the poster out of the sun and it will have the most vivid detail if its us issued...think how did they display them originally..i would guess like i did when we did the posters in the 80s and they would glue them on walls with weat paste almost like decopauge bur then it would destroy the collectable value.but thats how the poster men did it in the old days//wheat paste like wallpaper...LOL:)

Sues the frame queen andi think heridea has themost merit..
rock it Sue!



On 2018-05-31 19:09, Susan Heim wrote:
They do make acrylic large enough for a 6 sheet, but it is not UV
filtered or non glare coated. Non glare is a bit of a necessity when
framing something this large, otherwise, it looks like a mirror in
your room. Alan is right, you have to use a wood frame and you have to
have a back frame made for it. So, imagine an oil painting that gets
stretched around a wooden square. Once the outer wood frame is built
and the plexiglass, poster and foamcore backing is put in it, you put
a back frame in all of that (so the main frame has to be deep enough
to accomodate all the ingredients). Then the back frame gets nailed
into the main front frame but the hanging straps are put on the back
frame and not the main frame. The main frame is pretty much just
decorative at this point as you can put a hanging wire or D rings on
that as the stress is too much. That's why you put a D ring on each of
the two vertical sides of the back frame and hang it with two hooks or
nails sturdy enough to accomodate the weight of the overall piece.

As for the plexiglass, you have to find a place that will take a
regular piece of 1/8" thick acrylic and have it treated with a UV
coating and, preferably, a non glare coating. That cost is probably
going to be the most expensive component of the frame.

I have had a few other customers hang 6 sheets like a tapestry. They
linenback it and leave excess linen that they can put some grommets in
the border to hang with decorative chain. You would also put some
grommets in the bottom of the excess linen so you can put a wooden
dowel behind the bottom of the excess linen to hold everything down so
the linenbacked poster doesn't roll up on you..

Just some thoughts on how people have done it in the past. I no longer
frame 6 sheets as it's a lot of work to do.....

Sue

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 But then I moved and no longer have a place to display a six sheet,
so I
 abandoned the idea.

 Jay

 On Thu, 31 May 2018 10:35:40 -0500, Kirby McDaniel
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 wrote:
 > What about the oversized UV plexiglas? My understanding is that six
 sheet
 > size UV-filtered plexi has to be special ordered and is expensive..
It
 can
 > be acquired through Regal Plastics in Houston.
 >
 > Kirby McDaniel
 > MovieArt Austin
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 >> On May 31, 2018, at 10:13 AM, Jay Nemeth-Johannes
 >> <jay.johan...@smartsensorsystems.com> wrote:
 >>
 >> Spotlight Displays has a 6 sheet frame on their list. I have no
 >> experience with this size, but have used other sizes of their
frames.
 >> You
 >> would need to contact Robert for details as this is not a stock
item.
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 >> On Wed, 30 May 2018 20:04:30 -0700, Scott Thienes
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