Avoid bathrooms and kitchens for paper works unless glazing and seals are specified for moisture.
Dust frames with a soft dry cloth; liquids can creep under glass.
If a mat warps, return for inspection—sometimes the room climate is the culprit.
Wire and D-rings should match weight; we rehang hardware if you upgrade a heavy piece.
Transport newly framed work upright and padded; we sell simple corner protectors.
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Seasonal humidity swings in Hong Kong can move wood slightly. If a corner opens, return it; many fixes are simple clamp-and-glue jobs.
Avoid adhesive hooks rated below the framed weight. We can recommend hardware matched to plaster or concrete walls.
Direct sun fades pigments and papers. UV glazing slows that process but does not make a sunlit wall ideal.