Strainers are inner support frames placed behind the artwork package and secured with screws. Commonly used by museum and gallery professionals, strainers provide a reliable framing solution for fine art exhibitions

Strainers enhance stability by adding extra strength and keeping the artwork package securely in place. They are particularly useful for very thin or oversized frames, providing essential support. By eliminating the need for staples or flex point nails, strainers simplify the final fitting process and make installation more efficient. They also serve as a secure attachment point for hanging hardware, ensuring a professional and durable presentation.

Wood spacers create a separation between the artwork and the glazing material in a floating presentation. This method is ideal for artwork with deckled or uneven edges, ensuring that no part of the image is covered. Floating presentations are also used for dimensional artwork or pieces that do not lie flat, providing the necessary space for proper display while maintaining a clean and professional look.