If you are looking for an innovative way to display objects in an aesthetically pleasing way, you may want to consider using magnets as a mounting system.
When used correctly, magnets can be an effective way to secure objects inside a frame without the need for visible mounting systems.
The magnets used to mount framed objects are usually made of neodymium and are available in different shapes and sizes depending on the requirements.
There are small magnets with an adhesive side for quick and easy mounting of lightweight objects, while for heavier objects, round magnets with a central hole can be screwed onto the backing board of the frame.
This type of mounting solution can be particularly useful for metal objects that might otherwise be difficult to frame in an aesthetically pleasing way.
It also eliminates the need to drill into or modify the object being displayed.
Using magnets to mount objects inside a frame not only creates a clean appearance, free from distracting hooks or visible wires, but can also help with the preservation of the object itself, as there may be no direct contact between the object and the mounting system.
In addition, magnetic mounting allows greater flexibility when positioning an object inside the frame, as it can be easily removed and repositioned as needed.
Here is an example of a frame containing three kitchen knives mounted with magnets on a fabric-covered mounting board.
And here is a red frame with a pair of hair clippers mounted using magnets.
In summary, using magnets to mount objects inside a frame is an aesthetically pleasing and conservation-friendly option.
Choosing this type of mounting system provides greater flexibility in arranging the object inside the frame while avoiding visible fixing systems that could detract from the overall appearance of the framed piece.
