Measurements: 15 cm (width) x 20 cm (height)
No minimum quantity, from 1 unit
Choose thickness: 5 mm or 10 mm. (except sizes 100 cm. and above, only 10 mm. thickness available).
High rigidity.
Includes adhesive for "easy hanging".
ID: #15804-95074
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Thickness and materials

Small sizes

The smallest sizes of featherboard, up to and including 60x90, are 5 mm thick.

In this case the printing is done directly on the product, by means of UVI.

Large sizes

The largest sizes of featherboard, from 70x100 onwards, are 10 mm. thick.

In this case the printing is done directly on the product, by means of UVI.

Picture formats and proportions

For greater clarity when choosing the size of your painting, we have classified all sizes according to their format. Within each format, all the sizes shown are proportional to each other. The available formats are:

Rectangular Format 4:3: these are rectangular sizes that have a 4:3 ratio, i.e. for every 4 cm. long, they are 3 cm. wide. It is a rectangular shape that is closer to the square format than the panoramic format. The most popular size for this format is 30x40 cm.

Rectangular 3:2 format: these are those rectangular sizes that have a 3:2 ratio, that is, for every 3 cm. long, they are 2 cm. wide. It is a rectangular shape closer to the panoramic format than to the square one, that is to say, they are quite elongated. The most popular size for this format is 40x60 cm.

Square format 1:1: square measurements, all sides measure the same. It is a very fashionable format thanks to Instagram photos, which are also square. It is common to buy several square-shaped frames to create collages of frames with different photos.

Panoramic 2:1 format: these are very elongated, panoramic sizes, which have a 2:1 ratio, i.e. the longer sides are just twice as long as the shorter sides. Although they can be used with any photography, they are especially suitable for landscape or panoramic photography.

Differences between Foam board and Forex

Sometimes confusion can occur between foam board and forex. The material of our panels is foam board, also known as foam, or polyurethane foam. If you are looking for a forex printing service, you should know that it is a different material, but quite similar to foam board. Here are the differences: The differences:

Foam board: also known as polyurethane foam, or foam

Foam board or foam is a very light and easy to handle material. It can be attached to the wall simply with Velcro strips, screws, staples or silicone. It is ideal for signage, photo enlargements, large format displays, photocalls, and other applications where we need to print a large format image at an economical price.

Forex: also known as foamed PVC

Forex is similar to foam board, but stiffer and heavier. It is also more expensive than foam boards, so except in very specific cases, it is usual to choose printing on foam boards when you want to make a panel, picture or posters in large sizes, because of its lightness and lower price.

Personalised foam board printing

Personalised canvas FOAM - Foam Boards