Stretching an oversize canvas (9 feet wide) of an original painting that was commissioned for the client. It looks fabulous hanging in its final location.

 

From Austrailia our clients brought indigenous paintings on canvas all rolled up. We restretched them onto stretcher bars and then framed them in natural wood tone floater frames that do not get glass.

 

From New Zealand we have these beautiful indigenous art pieces that were both painted on canvas. They came to us rolled up and we restretched them onto stretcher bars and framed in the same narrow black frame without glass.

 

This is a print on canvas that we stretched on to stretcher bars and then put into a frame. It's very lightweight as glass is not needed.

 

Have you brought back a rolled up canvas from one of your travels? This client had us stretch it on to stretcher bars and then frame it with the ultra skinny contemporary black floater frame with a space between the edge of the canvas and the inside edge of the frame.

 

Our client ordered this painting that was shipped rolled up in a tube. We stretched it doing a "Gallery Wrap" where part of the painting wraps around the sides of the stretcher bars so that it can be hung without a frame. This measures 69 inches wide by 34 1/2 inches tall.

 

An antique original oil painting that was rolled up and wrinkled. We restretched the canvas on to wooden stretcher bars and then framed in an ornate gold frame with a black outside color.

 

This original oil painting was brought back from our client's travels rolled up and needed to be stretched on to strainer bars and then framed with a black rustic frame with a texture resembling wormholes. It turned out beautiful!!

 

An oil painting on canvas that was hand stretched onto strainer bars and framed in a double stacked frame. The inner frame is a lime green sloped traditional frame while the outer frame is a contemporary flat white profile that is 1 1/2 inches wide.

 

This is a special travel memento from a trip to Paris France. Our guest was able to bring home a rolled canvas that we stretched over wooden strainer bars. This example shows how it was wrapped to show the most of the image from the front and left some of the white edges on the sides. These would be covered if and when the guest wishes to put a frame on this canvas. However, it is still able to be displayed and hung as is. The following pictures show all the corners and sides as well as the what it looks like from the back. Having a canvas "Gallery Wrapped" would have some of the painted image wrapped all the way around the sides so that you can see it from a side view and is usually done when a frame is never intending to be added to a canvas.

 

A colorful painting on canvas stretched onto strainer bars can be hung without a frame.