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FAQs

What is a stretched canvas?

Picture this: a canvas so eager to meet your paintbrush, it’s already stretched out on a frame, waiting for you. That’s what stretched canvas is – a ready-to-go surface for your art.

What are the advantages of stretched canvas?

Stretched canvas is like a good cup of rooibos – straightforward, reliable, and always hits the spot. It’s prepped and primed for your paint, giving your artwork that professional touch.

What’s the difference between a stretched canvas and a box canvas?

Stretched canvas is the laid-back cousin – flat, ready to hang, and fits anywhere. Box canvas? That’s the bold one – thick edges, stands out on your wall, and makes a statement all on its own.

And what about a stretched canvas vs. a canvas panel?

A canvas panel is like a hardback book – solid and sturdy. Stretched canvas? More like a paperback – flexible, easy to handle, and perfect for those who like a bit of give in their canvas.

What to do with a warped canvas?

Got a warped canvas? No drama lama! It’s like fixing a dodgy haircut – a bit of stretching, a little squirt of water and a sprinkle of patience, and it’ll be looking snazzy in no time.

Should you frame a stretched canvas?

Framing a stretched canvas is like adding pap to wors – not necessary, but it can make it even more lekker. Go for it if you want to elevate your art game.

Are stretched canvases pre-primed?

Absolutely! They’re pre-primed, so you can start creating straight away.

What are ‘A’ Sizes?

‘A’ Sizes are like the sizes of your favourite koeksisters – from the small A5 to the large A0. They’re a standard set of sizes that make choosing the right canvas as easy as pie.