Tools &
Supplies

Handles up to 100 lbs. We use these for nearly every standard installation.

For large or heavy pieces. Distributes weight evenly and makes leveling easy.

Precision matters. A cheap laser level saves hours of eyeballing.

Stainless steel D-rings with braided wire. The same hardware museums use.

Clean beveled cuts every time. This is the mat cutter we use in-house for custom mats.

Conservation-grade. Never use regular mat board on anything you want to keep.

Blocks 99% of UV rays. Essential for protecting works on paper.

Archival backing tape. Seals the frame to keep out dust and moisture.

Gallery-quality light without the gallery price. Warm white, minimal glare.

Flexible, directional. Perfect for gallery walls at home.

No wiring needed. Rechargeable, warm-tone, attaches with magnets. Great for rentals.

First layer of protection. Acid-free, prevents surface sticking.

Foam corners. We go through hundreds of these a month.

Always double-wall. Single-wall boxes fail in transit.

Obvious but critical. These bright orange labels actually reduce damage rates.

Interleave between unframed works. Prevents surface contact and acid transfer.

Vertical storage for framed pieces. Adjustable dividers prevent leaning and pressure.

Moisture is the enemy. Drop these in storage areas and forget about them.

Best book on actually seeing art. Changes how you walk through a gallery.

Classic. Short, provocative, and still relevant 50 years later.

How the art market actually works. Fascinating and entertaining.

Gorgeous coffee table book. The kind of book that makes people pick it up.