University of Lancashire Certificate Frame — Portrait | A4 | Saxe Mount | Gold Coloured Text | Black and Gold, Teak and Gold or Contemporary Frame
Congratulations on your achievement at the University of Lancashire. This beautifully crafted certificate frame has been designed to present your qualification with the pride and distinction it deserves — a lasting tribute to the hard work and dedication that earned it.
Presented to Perfection
This frame is presented in portrait orientation and is tailored specifically to hold an A4 certificate, with an overall frame size of 290mm wide x 380mm high. Every element of the presentation has been carefully considered to ensure your certificate is displayed to its absolute best.
A Mount Chosen with Care
The mount is finished in Saxe — a rich, distinguished shade of blue — chosen specifically to complement the colours associated with the University of Lancashire. The text on the mount is gold in colour, foil-printed onto approved acid-free mount card, making it not only visually striking but essential for the long-term archival preservation of your certificate. Acid-free materials ensure the mount will not yellow or degrade over time, keeping your achievement looking immaculate for years to come.
Glazed for Protection
The frame is fitted with anti-glare styrene which reduces the damaging effects of UV light on your certificate, helping to preserve its colour and clarity.
Your Choice of Frame
This frame is available in three distinct styles, allowing you to choose the finish that best suits your taste and interior:
- Black and Gold — a classic, timeless combination that adds formality and elegance to any wall space
- Teak and Gold — a warm, rich finish that brings a traditional and sophisticated feel to your display
- Contemporary — a clean, modern profile ideal for minimalist or current interiors
All frames are crafted to the highest standard, ensuring a premium finish worthy of your University of Lancashire qualification.
A University with Deep Roots
The University of Lancashire — based in the heart of Preston — has a remarkable history stretching back to 1828, when Joseph Livesey, the celebrated founder of the Temperance Movement, helped establish the Preston Institution for the Diffusion of Knowledge. The institution later became the Harris Institute, named after local benefactor Edmund Harris, before eventually gaining full university status in 1992. Preston itself is one of England’s newest cities, having been granted city status in 2002 as part of the Queen’s Golden Jubilee celebrations, and is home to one of the fastest-growing universities in the country. Notable alumni include broadcaster Victoria Derbyshire and journalist Ranvir Singh, both well-known faces on British television.
Frame your success today — order your University of Lancashire certificate frame and give your qualification the display it truly deserves.

