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Price List

carl — Thu, 26 Aug 2010 21:23:33 +0000

Wholesale/Dealer

Flat back H.D. Stretcher Bars* Per Bar Price

8″ – 17″	$2.42
18″ – 23″	$3.91
24″ – 29″	$4.72
30″ – 35″	$6.67
36″ – 41″	-$7.99
42″ – 47″	$9.20
48″ – 53″	$10.47
54′ – 59″	$12.82
60″ – 65″	$13.97
66″ – 71″	$15.35
72″ – 77″	$17.77
78″ – 83″	$20.70
84″ – 89″	$22.25
90″ – 95″	$23.92
96″ – 101″	$25.47
102″ – 107″	$27.83
108″ – 192″	call or email for pricing

Crossbrace*

	Standard 1 3//4	Heavy Duty 2 3/4
18″ – 23″	$1.20	$2.10
24″ – 29″	$1.65	$2.65
30″ – 35″	$2.10	$3.70
36″ – 41″	$2.55	$5.05
42″ – 47″	$2.90	$6.35
48″ – 53″	$3.35	$7.60
54″ – 59″	$3.75	$8.55
60″ – 65″	$4.20	$8.85
66″ – 71″	$4.55	$9.50
72″ – 77″	$5.05	$10.10
78″ – 83″	$5.40	$11.40
84″ – 89″	$5.90	$12.00
90″ – 95″	$6.20	$12.65
96″ – 101″	$6.50	$13.90
102″ – 107″	$6.70	$15.20
108″ – 192″	$.12/inch	$.25/inch***

Terms:
Net 15, Net 30 days,
VISA or MASTER CARD
* Shipping: Actual UPS cost.
* Stretcher bars above 106″ shipped UPS must be cut and spliced at an additional charge of $11.50 per bar
* Heavy Duty Crossbracers can be dadoed to make a crossed bracing system. All dadoed crossbraces must be ordered in pairs.
* Regular lengths are cut 1/8″ short of exact. Please specify if you require exact lengths.

Contacts US

carl — Thu, 26 Aug 2010 21:22:34 +0000

Thank You for Visiting our Website!

If you have any questions at all, feel free to give us a call at the number provided below.
Thank you again and we look forward to being of service to you.

Craft Cut Products
7512 Avenger Way
Santa Fe, NM 87507-9198
866-989-7136
craftcut@cybermesa.com

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carl — Thu, 26 Aug 2010 21:21:53 +0000

Stretcher Bars, Art Supplies
Santa Fe, NM

Our stretchers are made of the highest quality finger-jointed pine, which stays straight and true through time. The flat back bar was the first heavy-duty stretcher bar produced featuring a double mortise and tenon corner joint. This feature insures a sturdy, self-locking, adjustable corner and does not roll when the canvas is stretched very tight. The bead on the bar is designed to keep the canvas off the bar and still give the edge the support it needs without stressing the canvas. The rabbeted, flat back side of the bar allows the cross braces to fit flush with the back of the bar.

Bracing Systems

Craft Cut Products offers two cross brace widths: the standard cross brace which is 1 3/4″ wide, used for small to medium-sized canvases, and the heavy duty cross brace which is 2 3/4″ wide and can be dadoed to make several different bracing configurations.

craftcut@cybermesa.com

We cut any length you need. Contact us today for details
866-989-7136

Products

carl — Thu, 26 Aug 2010 21:20:35 +0000

Features of Our Products Include:

Heavy-Duty Flat Back Stretcher Bars

Well-Built, Finger-Jointed Stretcher Bars
Made of Precision-Molded, Kiln-Dried Pine
For Professional Canvas Stretching
Custom Cut to Any Length
Finger-Jointing Material Stays True & Straight
Use Double Mortise & Tenon Corner Joints
Ensure Sturdy, Self-Locking, & Adjustable Corners
Convenient Use
Doesn’t Roll When Canvas Is Stretched Tight
Designed to Keep Canvas Off the Bar
Give Edge the Support It Needs without Stressing Canvas
Edge Profile Is Straight & Can Be Painted to Crisp Edge
Rabbeted Edge for Crossbraces to Fit Flush with Bar

Crossbraces

Put in Back to Ensure Stability
Stay with Frames
Screwed on Rabbeted Edge of Frames
Size Customized for Each Frame
Regular 1.75″ Wide or Heavy Duty 2.75″ Wide
Can Notch to Intersect 2 or More Braces
Recommended for Anything 60″ or More

We ship via UPS™, and we do not charge a handling fee. As UPS does not ship items over 106″, we can cut fractions if needed and splice the bar for you to reassemble later.

Satisfaction Guaranteed!
Whether you have problems with your product’s cut, quality, or shipping, you can count on us to replace anything that doesn’t meet your satisfaction.

Helpful Info:

Squaring Your Canvas
Stretching your own canvases is tricky at first, but rewarding because it gives you more control over the size and shape of your paintings. One, sometimes overlooked step in the process is to make sure your canvas is squared. You can check the squareness of your frame by measuring across the diagonal corners to see that both measurements are equal. The larger your canvas, the more critical this step becomes, especially when you are adding bracing.

Canvas Stretcher Bars
Canvas tips: Stretching your own canvas not only saves money but also allows you to experiment on different surface tightness. Canvas stretcher bars are simple to use pieces of wood that are usually sold in pairs. By buying two different lengths, you can make a rectangular canvas rather than a square one. Using the stretcher bars to build a frame for your canvas allows you to cut the size and dimensions of your paint surface then pre-stretched canvas sold commercially.