frames with non reflective glass

Suzanne M

3 years ago

Hi, does anyone know of a company that sells ready made photo frames with non reflective glass?

Bespoke frames are so expensive!

Thanks

Comments (2)

Daisy England
3 years ago
You could buy the non reflective glass from a glass company and then get the frames separately. That’s what I did.
Suzanne M
Original Author
3 years ago
Thx Daisy that's what I suspected i might have to do, but was hoping not!
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