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These frames are designed for standard-profile canvases. The regular floater frame is made to accommodate a standard-profile canvas without the canvas extending beyond the front of the frame. Its versatile design complements any décor, whether at home, in the office, or even in your studio. Locally made with a commitment to responsible manufacturing by DeSerres.

*Glass not included. Hanging hardware not included.

100% recyclable packaging. DeSerres has developed its own social responsibility program: give back. recycle. recreate.

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Gallery Frame vs. Regular Frame
A gallery frame is generally deeper and thicker than a regular frame. It is designed to accommodate both gallery-profile and standard-profile canvases without the canvas extending beyond the back of the frame. The gallery picture frame with glass is also deeper, creating a more pronounced, dimensional look on the wall.

What Is a Floater Frame?
As the name suggests, a floater frame is designed to make the artwork appear as though it is floating within the frame rather than being pressed behind a sheet of glass. This creates an attractive three-dimensional sense of depth. Floater frames are especially well suited for stretched canvases.

Unlike traditional frames, floater frames are front-loading: the canvas is inserted from the front and secured from the back. This design allows the entire edge of the artwork to remain visible, with no portion hidden by the frame.

If you're looking for a gallery-style presentation for your canvas, a floater frame is an excellent choice.

These frames are designed for standard-profile canvases. The regular floater frame is made to accommodate a standard-profile canvas without the canvas extending beyond the front of the frame. Its versatile design complements any décor, whether at home, in the office, or even in your studio. Locally made with a commitment to responsible manufacturing by DeSerres.

*Glass not included. Hanging hardware not included.

Additional Information:

Gallery Frame vs. Regular Frame
A gallery frame is generally deeper and thicker than a regular frame. It is designed to accommodate both gallery-profile and standard-profile canvases without the canvas extending beyond the back of the frame. The gallery picture frame with glass is also deeper, creating a more pronounced, dimensional look on the wall.

What Is a Floater Frame?
As the name suggests, a floater frame is designed to make the artwork appear as though it is floating within the frame rather than being pressed behind a sheet of glass. This creates an attractive three-dimensional sense of depth. Floater frames are especially well suited for stretched canvases.

Unlike traditional frames, floater frames are front-loading: the canvas is inserted from the front and secured from the back. This design allows the entire edge of the artwork to remain visible, with no portion hidden by the frame.

If you're looking for a gallery-style presentation for your canvas, a floater frame is an excellent choice.

These frames are designed for standard-profile canvases. The regular floater frame is made to accommodate a standard-profile canvas without the canvas extending beyond the front of the frame. Its versatile design complements any décor, whether at home, in the office, or even in your studio. Locally made with a commitment to responsible manufacturing by DeSerres.

*Glass not included. Hanging hardware sold separately.

Additional Information:

Gallery Frame vs. Regular Frame
A gallery frame is generally deeper and thicker than a regular frame. It is designed to accommodate both gallery-profile and standard-profile canvases without the canvas extending beyond the back of the frame. The gallery picture frame with glass is also deeper, creating a more pronounced, dimensional look on the wall.

What Is a Floater Frame?
As the name suggests, a floater frame is designed to make the artwork appear as though it is floating within the frame rather than being pressed behind a sheet of glass. This creates an attractive three-dimensional sense of depth. Floater frames are especially well suited for stretched canvases.

Unlike traditional frames, floater frames are front-loading: the canvas is inserted from the front and secured from the back. This design allows the entire edge of the artwork to remain visible, with no portion hidden by the frame.

If you're looking for a gallery-style presentation for your canvas, a floater frame is an excellent choice.