Peterboro

Peterboro

Definition: Peterboro is a brand of archival-quality mat board used in picture framing and conservation. Known for its acid-free, lignin-free composition, Peterboro mat board provides long-term protection for artwork, photographs, and documents. It is suitable for both museum-quality framing and professional custom framing projects.

Features

• Acid-free and lignin-free to prevent yellowing or deterioration over time.
• Available in a variety of colors, textures, and thicknesses to suit different artistic and framing needs.
• Durable and rigid for structural support of artwork within a frame.
• Compatible with various mounting and hinging techniques.

Applications

• Archival framing of fine art prints, photographs, and documents.
• Conservation framing requiring long-term stability.
• Custom picture framing projects where color and texture selection is important.
• Museum or gallery displays where archival materials are mandated.

Advantages

• Protects artwork from environmental damage and acidity.
• Maintains visual integrity with consistent color and surface texture.
• Supports reversible or conservation-grade mounting techniques.

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