DAS Heavy Duty Stretcher Bar Pair - 18 inch (457MM)

Discover the DAS Heavy Duty Stretcher Bar Pair, expertly designed for artists and framers seeking durable and reliable support for their canvases. Measuring 18 inches (457MM), these stretcher bars are crafted in New Zealand from high-quality, plantation timber sourced sustainably. Each bar features precision machine mitred corners that effortlessly slot together, ensuring a flawless assembly without the need for gluing or nailing. The innovative self-squaring design simplifies the process of stretching canvas, making it ideal for both beginners and seasoned professionals alike. The stretcher bars are made from carefully selected A grade, knot-free clear timber, which is kiln-dried to prevent warping, providing the perfect foundation for your artwork. With a robust heavy-duty profile measuring 32mm x 42mm, these stretcher bars are designed to accommodate canvases of various dimensions. Bracing is recommended for sizes 36 inches and over to guarantee the integrity of your stretched canvas; choose single bracing (coded 'white') or cross bracing (coded 'yellow' or 'purple') for optimal support. Whether you prefer framed or unframed canvases, the DAS Heavy Duty Stretcher Bar Pair delivers exceptional quality and performance that every artist can rely on. Elevate your art projects with this essential tool, available now at Smartfox NZ.

These Stretcher Bars are made in New Zealand and come in a variety of standard lengths. Each bar has precision machine mitred corners that slot together. The self-squaring design requires no gluing or nailing. Made from plantation timber from a renew-able source in New Zealand. The carefully selected knot-free, A grade, clear timber resists warping. The wood has been kiln-dried and is untanalised. Heavy Duty profile is 32mm x 42mm. May be framed or unframed. Bracing is recommended for HD profile on sizes 36" and over. Single bracing is coded "white". Cross bracing is "yellow" or "purple" with one of each colour required to form the cross.