DMR Framing is a family run business that was established at the beginning
of 1993 by father and son Gary and David Richards.
We specialise in providing frames and framing for all types of business
and the home. We can frame almost anything from certificate frames to
the framing of incentive awards, football & rugby shirts, notice boards,
cross stitch and tapestries - in fact, almost anything that requires a frame.

	We aim to provide quality products and a high standard of service at competitive prices. By being flexible we are usually able to meet our customer deadlines and budgets. We use all the latest machinery which gives our frames a perfect cut and join every time.
All frames are made to the highest standard and meet GCF (Guild Commended Framer) standard set by the The Fine Art Trade Guild. Our framers are fully trained with our main framer having over twenty eight years experience. All frames are made in our workshop on site, where we have over 3000 square feet of space enabling us to cope with large orders.
	Our showroom in Crownhill, where our extensive range of over 1000 wood and aluminium mouldings are displayed, is open to the general public and commercial customers.  Monday to Friday 9.30 - 4.30pm Saturday 9.00 - 2.00pm
There is no need to pay for parking, we have plenty of free car park spaces directly outside the front of our showroom. For commercial customers we can visit you and bring samples of mouldings to you, please give us a call to arrange an appointment.
	This year is our 30th year in business. Starting from our house in January 1993, within three months we moved to our current location and a few years later we expanded again. This led to the addition of another adjacent unit giving us more space for additional machinery.
We carry a large range of wooden and aluminium mouldings to enable us to turn orders around quickly. Also if you need a mount cut quickly we stock over 100 colours of mount boards which amounts to around 2000 sheets in stock at any one time. We can also supply sheets of board and lengths of moulding if you prefer to cut your own frames as a hobby.