• Scrap the prints and get the whole shebang done by someone else, but that could be expensive and unless I use Photobox I'd not be sure of the print without a trial run or two.
• Have a custom mount made online that fits a standard frame from say Habitat or Ikea etc.
• Take the print to a local mounting framing shop and ask them to do it.

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You are doing it the hard way round - I have bought slip in Bevel mounts to take A4 Prints - These mounts fit a standard 14x11 frame which I buy locally at £4.99 (wide natural pine frame). I select the picutres I want to frame - print them on my Epson R285 and 10 minutes later it is framed and ready to hang.
Mounts from HERE

Unfortunately the place I buy my frames from does not list them on their site.

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Hi Steve,

Confession time - 2 days ago I took my mother-in-law and her sister-in-law to Swindon; that might sound bad enough but..........they wanted to visit a shop called "The Range" I'd never heard of it but decided to do as I was told.

Just inside the entrance on the left hand side was possibly the largest range of frames and mounts I have ever seen available from stock, a huge range of designs, finishes and sizes.......A3 frames with mounts for under well under a Tenner, even if you wanted a different mount it still looked cheap. (A4 for well under under a Fiver).

I was really surprised, I would never use this stuff for commercial images (well probably not) but for own use around the home - why not?

If you ever find yourself in the Hunslet area of Leeds, they have a store there, it's worth a look at least before you make your mind up.

Just a thought, Cheers, Peter.

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