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04-04-2017, 07:26 AM
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All my walls are filled with custom frames, museum quality glass and all that jazz...never heard of a fire proof frames though.
You gotta keep in mind though, the fire rating is kinda misleading. If that frame warmed up to a couple hundred degrees the plastic will just melt and destroy everything anyways...plus most of the damage from a fire is from the water used to put it out. House fires typically burn between 1500-2000 degrees depending on building material. I finally decided to insure everything and just enjoy what I got and hang 'em up. Good luck and keep us posted. 
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