If your time is not worth anything, then you might save some money. Our work is guaranteed quality against defects. You can do that with posters, but you shouldn't hang a limited edition print, which otherwise has a good chance of appreciation of value, without the protection a frame and glazing affords. A print thumbtacked to a wall may peg you as an unsophisticated boor to knowledgeable friends, and is suceptible to moisture, heat, bugs and fingerprints, and will quickly fade, sag and wrinkle. Posters, on the other hand, can be hung without a frame, although they will sag eventually.
Adhesive hangers are available to stick on the back.
This keeps the poster flat and rigid. Posters are usually larger, and framing them requires a heavier, larger piece of glass, and some sort of method to keep the poster away from the glass. Framing a poster will usually cost many times the price of the poster. We make custom-fabricated boxes from fresh sheets of cardboard for matted and framed prints. This effectively reduces damage to a bare minimum, and also provides a good container for moving or shipping the prints in the future.