Canvas Frames, Stretcher Bars & Blank Canvas · 6 models
Blank Stretched Canvas — Cotton Canvas on Wooden Stretchers
Blank canvas in this catalogue means canvas already stretched on a wooden stretcher and ready to paint: the buyer is an art-supply retailer, a studio or a wholesaler who wants a finished, paintable surface rather than bars and a roll. The specification is the size, the canvas weight and whether the surface is primed or unprimed, and the trade question is the carton count.
This group is the volume end of the canvas line. A stretched canvas is bulky, so the carton count and the cube matter more than they do for bars, and a buyer comparing two models at the same size should compare the carton before the unit. The pages state the size and the carton data per model, and where the canvas weight or the priming is not in the record we say confirmed per model rather than assuming a standard surface.
Typical range
| Size | standard canvas sizes; stated per model |
|---|---|
| Canvas | cotton and cotton-blend; weight stated where recorded |
| Surface | primed or unprimed depending on the model |
| Stretcher | wooden stretcher with wedges where recorded |
| Carton | bulky cartons in multiples; count stated per model |
| MOQ | quoted per model; carton multiples are normal |
What buyers check first
- Ask for the canvas weight and whether it is primed, because both decide the price point the customer sees.
- Confirm the stretcher depth and whether wedges are included.
- Compare carton cube before unit size: a stretched canvas is a volume item and the cube sets the freight.
- Check the size against the standard frames in the range so the canvas and the frame can be sold together.
6 models
Sorted by completeness of the model record
Stretched Canvas Board with Wood Frame
Canvas Board with Wood Frame and Painting Surface
Art Canvas with Wood Frame and Painting Surface
Blank Canvas with Wood Frame with Canvas Art
Stretched Art Canvas with Wood Frame
Blank Canvas with Wood Frame and Painting Surface
FAQ — Blank Canvas
Should I stock primed or unprimed canvas?
Primed covers most of the retail market because it is ready to paint; unprimed is bought by painters who prepare their own ground and by studios that prime in batches. A trade buyer usually stocks primed in the common sizes and keeps a smaller quantity of unprimed for the studio accounts. The model pages state which surface each size is supplied on where the supplier records it, and where the record is silent we confirm per model before an order.
What canvas sizes sell best to art-supply retailers?
The mid sizes do the volume work - roughly 30 x 40 cm, 40 x 50 cm and 50 x 70 cm - with larger formats stocked in smaller quantities for studio and commission accounts. The practical range for a first order is three or four sizes in primed cotton with wedges included, matched to the frame sizes in this catalogue. The sizes are recorded per model, and a buyer can also check them against the frames group so a canvas and a frame can be offered as one purchase.
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