Does Hollywood Poster Frames Offer Volume or Wholesale Accounts for Businesses?

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Yes. Hollywood Poster Frames (hollywoodposterframes.com) is set up as a wholesale picture framer, and its site navigation includes a dedicated Volume Accounts entry alongside its frame catalog. The company states that it serves not only individual consumers but also hotels, department stores, and other businesses that need quantity framing. If you are evaluating it for a bulk order, the practical question is less "do they have a wholesale program" and more "does their model and product range fit your volume and sizes."

What the wholesale model actually means here

The site explains its low pricing as a direct result of scale: it buys large volumes of material each month, assembles frames in its own warehouse, and passes the savings to customers. That is a purchasing-and-assembly model rather than a franchise or dealer network, which matters for how you should plan an order.

Two details from the site are worth noting for business buyers:

  • Custom cutting is standard. The company says it custom cuts each frame, and its stated position is "We Frame Anything." A listed size that doesn't match your item is not necessarily a dead end — the site invites custom size requests by email or phone.
  • The catalog is broader than movie posters. Listed categories include poster frames, album frames, certificate frames, scrapbook frames, comic book frames, playbill frames, and theatre window card frames, across a long list of standard sizes (from 8 x 10 up through 27 x 41, 30 x 40, and beyond).

Who the volume accounts are aimed at

The site names hotels, department stores, and "other businesses that require quantity framing" as target customers, and notes that studio affiliates — including the Motion Picture Academy, the Television Academy, and the Motion Picture Producers Guild — have used the company for custom movie poster framing. That gives you a sense of the order profile the business is built around: repeat or multi-unit framing of similarly sized pieces, often posters and display art.

For a business buyer, that suggests the strongest fit is a project with many items in the same or a few sizes — a hotel corridor of framed prints, a retail display run, or an office art package — rather than a one-off oversized piece.

Frame grades to choose from when ordering in volume

The site lists several frame lines: Economy, Premium, Archival, Deluxe, and Marquis. For bulk orders, the grade choice is the main cost lever, and the site's own framing guidance is relevant here — it publishes notes on poster preservation and low-cost framing, oversize framing, and whether spacers are effective. If the framed pieces are decorative, an economy or premium line may be sufficient; if the posters have collector value, the archival line is the one to discuss with them.

How to start a volume conversation

The site does not publish volume pricing tiers, minimum order quantities, or account application terms, so those specifics have to come from the company directly. Based on the contact information shown on the site:

  1. Call 360-656-5202, or use the toll-free number listed for custom size assistance: 1-800-463-2994.
  2. Email your custom size or volume request — the site explicitly offers this route for sizes not shown in its list.
  3. State your quantities, sizes, and preferred frame grade up front, since the company cuts to order and the grade choice drives cost.
  4. Ask about delivery vs. showroom pickup — the site offers both, and for large orders pickup at the showroom may be worth comparing.

PayPal is listed as a payment option on the site; other payment terms for volume accounts are not specified in the available material, so confirm invoicing and payment terms when you make contact.

Where to look before you commit

The site's Reviews and Tips sections, plus its FAQs, are the places to check for how past customers — including collectors who have recommended the company to friends and family over twenty years — describe the experience. The site also states a 100% satisfaction guarantee, which is worth referencing explicitly in your order conversation so the terms are clear for a bulk purchase.

If your need is a single frame, the volume account route is unnecessary — the standard catalog and custom-size request process cover it. The volume path makes sense when you have a multi-unit project and want to negotiate on grade, quantity, and delivery in one conversation.