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Soho Heavyweight Stretched Canvas, 30"x36" - 1-1/2" Deep (Box of 3)

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White Go Bold! High-quality, Triple-Primed, 100% Cotton Canvas SoHo Heavyweight Stretched Canvases are manufactured using top-quality acrylic primed cotton. Acid-free and archival, the medium textured cotton is neatly wrapped around a sturdy pine stretcher frame. Deep slanted stretcher bars prevent "ghost" impressions and give the canvas a crisp edge. The cotton canvas has a sturdy 18.7 oz. triple-primed weight suitable for bold, expressive painting techniques. Each canvas has a wide 1-1/2" deep edge that you can paint for a frameless gallery presentation. High-quality heavyweight canvas - In a complete range of sizes, including squares! SoHo Heavyweight Canvas has a standard 1-1/2" x 1-1/2" stretcher bar and bold 12oz. unprimed / 18.7oz. primed weight! Has more heft (18.7oz. primed weight) so that the canvas can take build ups with very little to no sagging! {{widget type="Magento\Cms\Block\Widget\Block" template="widget/static_block/default.phtml" block_id="priming-weight-soho-heavyweight-canvas"}} Key Features: * Universal acrylic primed, 100% cotton canvas * 12oz. unprimed / 18.7oz. primed weight * Triple-primed archival, acid-free surface * Tight weave and medium coarse texture * 1-1/2" deep solid pine stretchers (Standard 1-1/2" x 1-1/2" stretcher bar) * Deep slanted stretcher bars prevent ghosting * Back stapled with removable staples * Wood keys included * Larger sizes are braced with rigid cross braces Perfect For: * Oils, acrylics, alkyds, and mixed media * Expressive brushwork * Thick and thin paint application * Art that needs a stable support * Gallery-ready paintings * Professional use   Go Bold w/Soho Heavyweight Stretched Canvas! SoHo stretcher bars are cut at a special angle so you can paint boldly without worrying about ghost marks. The wooden bars of the canvas can't make contact with the canvas, no matter how forceful the brush stroke. There's no need to hold back - Let the paint fly on a canvas that can take build ups with very little to no sagging! See More