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Specials
Museum, conservation solid core, monochrome, barrier board, metallic and neon mountboard by Slater Harrison.
Museum Board: a premium product manufactured from non-acidic 100% cotton fibre. It is lignin-free and is 100% conservation standard. 10 sheets per pack.
Conservation solid core: 100% conservation quality and when bevelled, the colour remains consistent throughout. Use in conjunction with conservation barrier board to provide a total conservation framing service. 10 sheets per pack.
Monochrome: this unique range of black and white mountboard combines black and white layers in one board and produces a stunning effect when bevelled. 5 sheets per pack.
Barrier Board: white conversation board buffered with calcium carbonate for conservation mounting and used as a barrier between the artwork and the backing board. 25 sheets per pack.
Metallic mountboard: acid free and 100% recyclable high-quality metallic-effect coated mountboard. 10 sheets per pack.
Neon mountboard: is an impactful fluorescent coated range available in five striking colours. They're acid free and contain no metallic pigments or plastics making them an ideal choice for consumers wanting to limit their environmental impact. 5 sheets per pack.
FATG Levels
The FATG now classifies standards of framing in four different levels, so our mount board is now graded in ‘Levels'. The four FATG framing levels are as follows:
Level 1: Ultimate protection using conservation methods and the best quality conservation materials.
Level 2: High level protection using conservation methods and conservation materials.
Level 3: Mid level protection using good quality materials and methods.
Level 4: Low level protection using basic materials and/or methods.
