Need Help Finding Bins for 8x10 Prints

8x10 or 11x14 matted size? Though it won't make much difference. you should always specify the outer dimension when asking for something to display it in. Your best option is to walk a few art shows and look at what other photographers are using to display their matted prints. Some display bins are home made and some are commercially available and some are just plastic milk cartons. The best solution is to make your own or hire a carpenter to do it for you. That way you can design something that is exactly the size you need and not waste precious space within your 10x10 booth.

Mine are modified Armstrong display bins using 1/2 inch conduit legs. They are designed to be only 12 inches deep so as not to take up space within the booth.

Larry Berman
Digital J u r y Services
http://BermanGraphics.com
412-401-8100

Replies

Larry Berman September 14, 2010 at 6:39am

8x10 or 11x14 matted size? Though it won't make much difference. you should always specify the outer dimension when asking for something to display it in. Your best option is to walk a few art shows and look at what other photographers are using to display their matted prints. Some display bins are home made and some are commercially available and some are just plastic milk cartons. The best solution is to make your own or hire a carpenter to do it for you. That way you can design something that is exactly the size you need and not waste precious space within your 10x10 booth.

Mine are modified Armstrong display bins using 1/2 inch conduit legs. They are designed to be only 12 inches deep so as not to take up space within the booth.

Larry Berman
Digital J u r y Services
http://BermanGraphics.com
412-401-8100

This reply was deleted.