Museum Glass is a truly an extraordinary product. It provides the same UV blocking protection of Conservation Clear and Conservation Reflection Control in that it blocks more than 98% of the ultraviolet rays in the 300-380 nm range. In addition, Museum Glass has a very special anti-reflective surface far superior to a typical non-glare glass. A special coating is used in extremely thin layers to break up the incoming light rays so that they don't bounce back off the glass, producing a glare. Because the rays don't bounce off, the picture is actually more illuminated than with clear glass. Clear glass transmits 91% of light to the artwork, while Museum Glass transmits more than 97% of light to the artwork. This improves color intensity and clarity.
Museum Glass
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We have been serving Montgomery for 35 years. We create museum quality framing for your special art needs. Our dedicated framing experts know just what to do to enhance your art to it's greatest potential.
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Our dedicated staff is always on hand
to assist you and answer any questions that you may have.
Conservation framing is generally used for paper artwork and documents, but it should be used anytime a high degree of protection and preservation is desired for a framed piece, such as family photos, historic documents or photographs and important mementos.
Everything deteriorates over time and exposure to the environment. Conservation framing is designed to minimize deterioration and avoid contributory deterioration by the materials that surround the artwork
