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Post time 2016-1-26 22:53 | Show all posts
In the kitchen I think it would depend on how close to the cooking area it is. I would worry about steam from cooking, grease, etc.

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Post time 2017-12-2 22:10 | Show all posts
i have a lot framed work... never had moisture problems.. work was framed by professionals... a bit more expensive... but much better than what I can do myself;
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Post time 2022-2-5 23:30 | Show all posts
Very Nice!!
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Post time 2022-2-10 23:37 | Show all posts
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Post time 2024-7-11 22:11 | Show all posts
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Post time 2025-1-19 22:32 | Show all posts
We have a piece of art professionally framed with a sealed back in our bathroom and even with it being done professionally, the seal is starting to pull away from the back with all of the moisture in the bathroom.
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Post time 2025-1-22 18:38 | Show all posts
Very interesting, useful info!

If a framed piece attracts mould in the bathroom, then I suspect a piece in the kitchen will become yellow over time, like the tiles behind the cooktop. This is from the fats and oils from cooking, it might be fine if away from that however.

Personally, my pieces are in the main hallway in my house where they are away from the majority of sun and sources of water
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