PETERBORO MUSEUM

While modern manufacturing techniques have allowed for the purifying of wood fibres into alpha cellulose (the highest form of fibre purity), matboards made of cotton still remain the choice for many framers of fine art. Fine art prints on cotton papers have remained vibrant and intact for centuries proving cotton’s benefits. For this reason many museums and framers feel that cotton is not only a time-honoured tradition, but provides the comfort and assurance that matted artwork will be preserved for future generations.

Peterboro Museum matboards are made of the finest 100% cotton fibre and adhere to the Fine Art Trade Guild’s stringent specifications for museum (100% cotton) matboards.

• 100% Cotton Fibre
• Solid colour throughout
• Traditional ply construction
• Buffered with calcium carbonate
• Naturally acid and lignin free
• Available in 1, 2, 4 and 8 ply in the most popular neutral colours