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How to Frame an Echoes in the Palace Poster

How to Frame an Echoes in the Palace Poster

By Stockholm17 | Find the Best Playing Cards, Books, and | Published: 2026-10-20

Category: How-to Guides

Learn how to frame your Echoes in the Palace poster without damage. Step-by-step guide to choosing the right frame, mounting, and protecting the 18x24 artwork.

Quick answer

Frame your Echoes in the Palace 18x24 poster using a standard 18x24 frame with UV-protective acrylic or glass, and use acid-free mounting corners or a backer board to avoid adhesive damage.

Why framing matters for this poster

The Echoes in the Palace poster is an 18x24 inch print that shows all 56 card faces in one continuous composition. Unlike the poker-size cards, this poster reveals the entire palace and scenery without visual breaks. Framing it properly preserves the artwork and lets you enjoy the full design without creases or fading.

Step-by-step framing guide

  1. Choose a frame that fits exactly: Buy a standard 18x24 inch frame. Avoid frames that are slightly larger or smaller — the poster should lie flat without being forced. Look for a frame with a depth of at least 0.5 inches to accommodate the poster and a mat or backer. Check the frame's interior dimensions, not just the label. Many frames labeled 18x24 actually measure slightly less.
  2. Select UV-protective glazing: Use acrylic or glass with UV protection. Acrylic is lighter and less likely to break during handling, while glass offers better scratch resistance. Both options will prevent sunlight from fading the poster's colors over time. If you hang the poster in direct sunlight, choose UV-protective acrylic to reduce glare and weight.
  3. Mount the poster without adhesive: Place the poster on an acid-free backer board. Use archival mounting corners or photo corners to hold the poster in place — never use tape, glue, or spray adhesive directly on the print. The 120 lb. paper is sturdy but can warp if adhesive is applied. Acid-free backer boards prevent yellowing. Mounting corners let you remove the poster later without damage.
  4. Add a mat (optional but recommended): A white or off-white mat creates a border between the poster and the frame, preventing the artwork from touching the glazing. This also adds a professional gallery look. Leave at least a 0.25 inch gap between the poster and the mat opening. A mat also helps center the poster if your frame's backer is slightly off-center.
  5. Seal the frame back: Use framing tape or a dust cover on the back of the frame to keep dust, insects, and moisture out. This is especially important if you live in a humid climate or plan to move the poster frequently. A dust cover also prevents the backer board from shifting when you hang or move the frame.
  6. Hang securely and away from heat: Use two wall anchors or picture hooks rated for at least 10 pounds. Hang the frame away from radiators, air conditioning vents, and direct sunlight. The 18x24 size is heavy enough that a single nail may not hold it level. Check the frame's level after hanging — an uneven frame can cause the poster to sag over time.

Product details

  • Echoes in the Palace - Poster 18x24": This 18x24 poster showcases the complete design of the deck — all 56 card faces united in a single composition on 120 lb. paper. Because the artwork is one continuous scene, a frame that offers a clear, unobstructed view with UV protection will keep the colors and details intact for years.
    Echoes in the Palace - Poster 18x24"
    Echoes in the Palace - Poster 18x24"

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