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Fredrix Heavy Duty Pine Stretcher Bars

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Fredrix Heavy Duty Stretcher Bars feature tongue-and-groove design, and are made of the finest SPF kiln dried ponderosa pine lumber. They are molded on modern woodworking machines to ensure a smooth and tight fit.

Each stretcher bar measures 2-1/4" × 1-7/16" (57 mm × 37 mm) with a full 1/2" (13 mm) tapered lip for maximum clearance.

Note — Price is per bar, not per pair. Four bars are required for one rectangular canvas.

® Fredrix is a registered trademark.

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Fredrix Heavy Duty Pine Stretcher Strips

4.0

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9/5/2016

(1 of 1 customers found this review helpful)

5.0

I always use these

By AnnaLConti

from Reno, NV

Comments about Fredrix Heavy Duty Pine Stretcher Strips:

They do everything a stretcher bar is supposed to do; they're easy to assemble & adjust; they don't warp; and they are a reasonable price.

8/2/2016

(1 of 1 customers found this review helpful)

4.0

Arrived well packed

By CallieArt

from NYC

Comments about Fredrix Heavy Duty Pine Stretcher Strips:

One of the stretchers was chipped. Otherwise it was perfect.

6/7/2015

(1 of 1 customers found this review helpful)

3.0

Good Value for Large Projects

By MJ

from Palm Coast, FL

Comments about Fredrix Heavy Duty Pine Stretcher Strips:

These stretcher bars were smooth and easy to assemble although the corners were a little rough and needed to be sanded. We put together a 60"x30" photograph printed on heavy digital canvas which stretched nicely and stapled easily with our medium duty electric stapler which was a plus!

7/5/2013

(2 of 2 customers found this review helpful)

4.0

Relatively Decent Bars

By Ryan T.

from Charleston, SC

Comments about Fredrix Heavy Duty Pine Stretcher Strips:

I ordered these bars a while back, and compared to some stretcher bars I have received, these were not bad at all. The only problem I had was that one of the bars had a lot of splinters coming off of it in the mid-section. I was able to use wood glue to get them to stay down, but other than that, I had no problems with the bars. They were easy to lock together, and they were solid and firm. I do not think they will warp at all.