Ampersand Floaterframes

• Solid wood floater frames
• Available in four colors and multiple sizes
• Choose from defined thin or dramatic bold profiles
• Choose from 7/8" or 1-1/2" rabbet depths
• Hanging hardware included

A do-it-yourself frame specifically designed for use with wood panels, Ampersand Floaterframes are great for stretched canvases and flat panels as well! Every detail of the Floaterframe has been designed and engineered to deliver a simple, all-in-one framing solution that protects your artwork while giving it the finished look it deserves.

Made with premium hardwood, the Ampersand Floaterframe features precisely constructed reinforced corners, a wider drill base, and pre-drilled countersunk mounting holes. All mounting and hanging hardware is provided to quickly and easily attach your artwork to the frame, including mounting screws, screw eyes, a hanger, picture wire, and bumper pads.

The Ampersand Floaterframe is available in two elegant styles — a thin 1/4" face and a bold 3/8" face. Both styles are available in 7/8" and 1-1/2" depths to accommodate 7/8" and 1-1/2" profile artwork. A riser system is only included with the 7/8" deep frames so a 3/4" stretched canvas or flat panel can be used.

Frame Dimensions – Frames are measured by the size of the artwork they hold. Measure your artwork, mat, or panel, and order that size frame. The frame will overlap your artwork by about 1/4" on each side so it fits securely. If the frame includes a precut mat, the mat opening is indicated as Artwork Size.

Depth (Profile / Thickness) – How thick the frame moulding is from front to back, or how far it sticks out from the wall.

Rabbet Depth – The space inside the frame that holds your artwork and any materials used with it, like glass, matting, or backing. Make sure the total thickness of your materials fit within the rabbet depth.

Open Back Frames - These frames are meant to be hung on the wall and are not shipped with backing material, glazing material, or hanging hardware. The open back frames are commonly used for traditional profile stretched canvases and panels.