The Framemaker

Fey! · 07-03-2012 05:55PM #1

For those of you who are customers there, after 18 years on Cross Street, the Framemaker is moving to a new premises on Dominic Street where Hynes TV used to be beside Galway Taxis and The Galway Arms.

I wish them the very best for the future. They've always been very nice to deal with, and have always done excellent quality work.

Zzippy · 09-03-2012 04:20PM

Cheers Fey, I've had quite a few frames made in there and they've always been great to deal with. Pity they're moving, the colourful "local business" look really enhances that part of town, hopefully it won't be taken over by a generic pizza/convenience/bookies shop place...

vulcan57 · 10-03-2012 03:56PM

Yep good luck to them in their new shop. I have recently had a couple of frames made in there also, very helpful and very reasonable too.

Robbo · 10-03-2012 03:59PM

The new shop's looking well. I've been into him a couple of times and the work he's done was excellent.

Fuinseog · 10-03-2012 10:21PM

Fey! wrote: »

For those of you who are customers there, after 18 years on Cross Street, the Framemaker is moving to a new premises on Dominic Street where Hynes TV used to be beside Galway Taxis and The Galway Arms.

I wish them the very best for the future. They've always been very nice to deal with, and have always done excellent quality work.

the guy is nice to deal with . the woman is a bit snooty.

Ludikrus · 11-03-2012 02:00AM

I got a few photographs framed there some years ago. Hadn't a clue what I wanted or what was involved. They ran me through the options. The cost was very reasonable. The photos were of the old Lansdowne road before they tore it down. Your man was a bit of a sports fan as well. I asked him if I had to pay a deposit. He said 'Nah, if you don't come back for these I'm going to hang them in my house' (whilst still examing the prints). He did a great job, thanks and best of luck!

The Framemaker

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