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How to build a frame for a world map?

Raju
Growing in Experience

How to build a frame for a world map?

I need to install my newly procured "wooden World Map" on a suitable Frame of a large dimension, which is not available readily in Bunnings.

I do not want to install on a wall. Hence, the task of DIY Frame is challenging! Could anyone suggest how to make the Frame? 

MitchellMc
Bunnings Team Member
Bunnings Team Member

Re: Frame for Wooden World Map Installation

Welcome to the Bunnings Workshop community @Raju. It's marvellous to have you join us, and many thanks for your question about creating a custom picture frame.

 

I'd encourage you to check out this helpful step-by-step guide on How to make a D.I.Y. picture frame. I trust it will give you a great understanding of how to go about the project. 

 

We have a range of timber frame mouldings to choose from. You'll also need some material for the backing board, corner reinforcements, PVA glue and a mitre box and saw.

 

Please let me know if you have any questions or need further assistance.

 

Mitchell

 

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Raju
Growing in Experience

Re: Frame for Wooden World Map Installation

Hi Mitchell,

 

Thank you for your kind response.

My frame size is around 150 Centimeter by 90 Centimeter, a bit huge frame to hold the world map!  KIndly let me know what type of wood to select for the frame and where can I get the same. Also, is it possible to attend Bunnings workshop to learn the technical details in making the frame and when shall I be able to attend & in which store? I am a Mechanical Engineer and I reside in Glen Waverley.

Warm regards

Raju Y N 

MitchellMc
Bunnings Team Member
Bunnings Team Member

Re: Frame for Wooden World Map Installation

Hi @Raju,

 

To make a frame of that size, you'd need three lengths of this moulding. You'll also need a backing board of at least 150 x 90cm, so this 240 x 120cm panel would be big enough. You'll need it cut down to size. You will also need to purchase a mitre box and saw to cut your frame moulding to the correct length, as our saws cannot do mitre cuts.

 

There are no physical workshops to attend on constructing a frame. Please have a look at the step-by-step guide I posted above and let me know if you have any questions I can assist with.

 

Mitchell

 

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