Canvas Float Wraps

Our slimmed down, almost gravity defying Wrap. Like Gallery Wraps, Float Wraps are stretched tightly around a solid surface with tight corners. A little bit of magic helps this product “float” ½ inch away from the wall; and by magic we mean a hidden wooden hanging cleat mounted to the back. Metal hanging hardware, a more visible option, is also available.

How do I order in ROES?
To order Canvas Float Wraps select “Canvas Float Wrap” in ROES.

What is the production turn-around time?
Production time is 5 business days.

How do I file prep for Canvas Float Wrap?
Please submit your files as a JPEG, TIFF or PNG at 300ppi, in sRGB, Adobe RGB (1998) or ProPhoto RGB color space.
The first step is to correctly setup your file for printing. Whatever your target size is for the front face of the canvas, you want to add an additional 4 inches for the height and the width. This will create a 2 inch border on each side for the wrap of the canvas. Second, pull your guide lines for your rulers in Photoshop 2 inches from each edge. This will create the template for your target size. Anything inside the guides will be on the front face of the canvas. Anything outside the lines will be the wrap of the canvas. Third, drag your image into the template and adjust the image to the cropping of your choice. Use the guides for placement of your image. 

What is digital stretching?
Digital stretching is a printing option for the sides of the canvas (wrap). It means that we take a slight piece of our image on each side and stretch it to make it fit the sides of the canvas. This will give you the effect of your image looking naturally wrapped around the frame. The more of the image we stretch, the more the image will look distorted. The less we have to stretch the image, the less it will look distorted. Keep in mind this applies to the sides of the canvas only, not the face of the canvas. You would choose this option if you do not want to lose your cropping for the front face of the canvas.