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Best materials for mounting display panels
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Stephen Thompson Mar 17.
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There are a few "zero-formaldehyde" MDF manufacturers like Z-mdf. i think all are imported from O/S (thus alot more $). The Powerhouse Museum workshop dosen't like it as much as its harder to work. Not sure where to get it but Designcraft in Canberr…
By the way I have used DIBOND in my industry (military) and it has supported some quite hefty weights for significant periods of time. The cost is higher than foamcore or MDF, but it performs better. Can't vouch for the acid leak as we aren't necess…
Sorry for the late response, only just came across this forum. Thought I'd post a response anyway as others may find it helpful. I would suggest looking at DIBOND Panels, we have had great success with this product.
Some of the panels may need to support artefact boxes. I'm not sure how much weight Foamcore can take.
what about Foamcore. It is lightweight and durable, but depends on what iit is supporting and size.
Hey guys,
I have a couple of quotes for fabicating new permenant display panels in the local museum and I've been getting a lot of information (some conflicting, some not) on the best material to use as backing for these display panels. So far they…
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- Indigenous Archaeology and Contact History
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- At 8:02pm on January 14, 2010,
Karri Roberts said…
- Moss, I hope you remember me from Arch 101 at UWA - Karri Graham back then we used to debate nordic ancestry over lunch! I was the errant one who joined the military instead of following the historic path. Contact me at karri_david@hotmail.com if you want to get back in touch. If not I won't bother you again.
- At 3:32pm on November 2, 2009,
Jen Streatfeild said…
- Thanks Moss, a blast from the past for you....hope that was ok.....
UWA will sell me one for $137.50 which i feel is a bit steep for a student, it was Alistair who recommended i read it.... so i will ask him if he has a copy. if not i will buy it.
i havent been able to even find an abstract, does it talk about aboriginal knapped glass artefacts.
- At 6:02am on October 31, 2009,
Jen Streatfeild said…
- Just wondering if you are the author of 'Variation amongst glass artefact
assemblages at Cossack' ? And if so, where i can get a copy. i am an honours student and would like to read it.
thanks for your help
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