Product Description: Simple yet powerful, this frame has a matte black finish on a sleek, slim profile that’s designed for stretched canvas. This frame – not meant for works on paper – is specifically designed to allow stretched canvas to be attached to the back of the frame so that the frame’s face does not touch the artwork. When ordering a float frame, simply specify your artwork's overall size. We'll craft it with precise spacing, providing 1/4" of space between the artwork's edges and the frame's interior so the art will appear to be “floating” within the frame.
Brand: Nielsen®
Nielsen metal picture frames, known for their sleek, modern design are manufactured 100% in America. When you order, our craftspeople PrecisionCut™ your custom frame in 1/16” increments and ship it ready-to-assemble.
Collection: Canvas Float Profile 13
Product Overview:
Easy, economical, archival and museum-quality.
Accommodates stretched canvases up to 3/4" deep.
Customize to your specifications as a DIY kit.
Not compatible with mat boards or acrylic.
Designed For: Framing original paintings or giclee prints on stretched canvas. With predrilled holes for easy attachment and straight sides that create a surround without touching the art, your paintings will seemingly "float" within the frame, adding to their allure.
Additional Company and Shipping Details:
All assembly hardware included with a DIY frame package.
Most orders ship within 4 business days.
White label and volume services available for professional clientele.
Corner samples and free 2” product samples available.
Woman-owned and family operated - founded in 1973 to provide artists, photographers, galleries, and museums with the ability to custom frame from anywhere, easily, and economically.
For 50 years, the enduring partnership between American Frame and Nielsen has brought a wide selection of beautiful, high-quality and infinitely valuable metal frames to our respected art community. Recognized globally as the premier standard in craftsmanship, Nielsen stands as the eminent name in metal mouldings, and American Frame is proud to remain the nation’s #1 online retailer of the brand.
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