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If you aren't a fan of the frameless look, if your canvas has imporant elements close to edges or if your gallery wrapped canvas print or original painting is looking a bit ragged around the edges, a floater frame is exactly what you need.
Canvases, mounted on stretcher bars, sit neatly on the inside lip of these simple, stylish frames to create a "floating" effect.
Whether your canvas is a thin (3/4 inch) or thick (2+ inch) wrap, whether you're looking for a simple matte border or a gold-edged modern masterpiece, a beautiful, solid wood floater picture frame is the answer.
| Please note that in standard picture frames, approximately 1/4" of the artwork surface will be covered on each side. Conversely, in canvas floaters, no part of the image is covered. Also note that the main function of the gap provided by canvas floaters is to separate the frame from the artwork (similar to matboards in traditional picture framing). |
Standard back loading vs Floater frames |
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