CANVAS

Wooden stretcher bars for professional picture framing

At Intermol, we manufacture high-precision, durable wooden stretcher bars for canvas, specifically designed for professional picture framers. Our Canvas collection consists of stretcher bar profiles developed to stretch canvas over a stable, lightweight and durable structure. This range has been created to meet the technical requirements of framing workshops, picture manufacturers, fine art suppliers and professionals in the graphic arts sector.

Finger-jointed pine stretcher bar profiles: stability and low weight

The stretcher bars in this collection are manufactured from finger-jointed pine wood, selected for its structural strength, low weight and excellent dimensional stability. This type of timber is made from sections joined by finger joints, making optimum use of the qualities of pine while reducing natural defects and internal stresses.

In addition, the profiles are moulded on all four sides with rounded edges, making them easier to handle and assemble while reducing the risk of damaging the support. They are supplied undecorated, with a natural wood finish, making them particularly suitable as canvas stretcher bars for professional picture framing. Their structural design provides a reliable and functional support for precision work in framing workshops and picture manufacturing facilities.

Straight stretcher bars: simple and efficient assembly

The straight stretcher bars feature square-cut ends, allowing for simpler and faster assembly. They are particularly suitable for small and medium-format work, or for applications where no subsequent adjustment of the canvas tension is required once mounted. Their practical and efficient assembly makes them suitable for standardised production processes in framing workshops where speed and structural stability are essential.

Wedge-shaped stretcher bars: designed to minimise canvas marking

The wedge-shaped stretcher bars feature a sloping profile that keeps the stretched canvas raised away from the inner edge of the stretcher frame. This reduces the risk of the profile leaving a visible impression on the canvas and helps achieve a cleaner finish on the artwork.