Freeport frame maker sets up website
A snap frame from Access Display Group Inc. in Freeport. Credit: Access Display Group
A Freeport supplier of custom and stock photo frames has set up a new website to ease the ordering process for its commercial customers.
The company, Access Display Group Inc., says it offers "the web's largest selection of snap frames."
Its frames assemble and dismantle quickly, and by hand (at left), instead of requiring tools and fasteners like traditional photo or poster frames. ADG describes its snap frame system as an "easy-change poster and sign display system that can be customized to enhance any commercial or corporate space: retail stores, restaurants, hotels, showrooms, tradeshows, banks, and office buildings."
The website snapframes4sale.com is not meant for retail sales, but is intended for business-to-business transactions with designers, architects, government agencies and corporate buyers.
"Whereas many online display stores buy snap frames from China and offer a couple of popular sizes, Snapframes4sale.com offers over 35 standard sizes," ADG president Charles Abrams said in a news release.
"We have the capability to custom build large, 48"x96" snap frames and oversize frames as long as 144 inches — whether it's one unit or over a thousand units."
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