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Main  Art Talk  Eco Friendly/Green Framing
	Topic: Eco Friendly/Green Framing
?	posted 10/13/2008 9:57:00 AM by Erika Lee Bates E-mail: erikab@jpocker.com	[ Post your reply ]
	I am researching if there are "Green" or "Eco-Friendly" options in the Framing industry. I am curious to see if anyone is doing it, and how they are doing it. Sincerely, Erika
!	posted 5/6/2009 10:44:00 PM by tom morano E-mail: tom@moranoframes.com
	The "green" part that I participate in is in the use of water based stains, acrylics and finishes and I recycle ALL papers, boards, plastics and glass. I construct my own frames from wood stock and do my own finishes in my woodworking shop. I try not to pollute or waste anything.
!	posted 11/28/2008 11:23:00 AM by Vivian Kistler MCPF GCF E-mail: vivian@viviankistler.com
	several companies are adverising their greenness. Southern Moulding in Georgia has moulding made from bamboo Victor Moulding in Topeka KS has all "certified" green moulding. all suppliers have Rag Mats 100% cotton has the least impact. Framerica states their Bonanza wood is "green." Vivian
!	posted 11/10/2008 2:24:00 PM by Stephanie E-mail: stephanieljordan@gmail.com
	I recently came upon this website: http://www.eco-framing.com/blog.html Kind of interesting.