Strainer bar - Wikipedia
A strainer bar is used to construct a wooden stretcher frame used by artists to mount their canvases. They are traditionally a wooden framework support on which an artist fastens a piece of canvas.
Attaching Strainer Frames - The Picture Framers Grumble
2008年4月5日 · Depending on the weight/size of the piece if it has no glazing, a simple solution is to build strainer from stretcher bar material, and the staple into back of frame. The stretcher "lip" is perfect for this.
How to Attach Strainers - Metropolitan Picture Framing
Learn the different ways for attaching strainers in fine art gallery frames. Strainers are an inner frame that are placed behind the artwork package and secured with screws. They add extra strength to the artwork package and hold the artwork package in the frame. They also serve as a means of attaching the hanging devices.
Speaking of Strainer Bars | The Picture Framers Grumble
2004年2月26日 · Hi Everyone... I'm new! The shop I was trained by never used strainer bars to reinforce frame packages that needed the extra strength. Now I have my own...
strainers - Metropolitan Picture Framing
Strainers are an inner frame that are placed behind the artwork package and secured with screws. Strainers are used by most museum and gallery fine art preparators when framing fine art exhibitions. They add extra strength to the artwork package and hold the artwork package in the frame. They also serve as a means of attaching the hanging devices.
How to Attach wood spacers and strainers - Metropolitan Picture Framing
Wood Spacers are used to separate the artwork from the glazing material on art that is using a "float" or "floating" presentation. Strainers are an inner frame that is placed behind the artwork package and secured with screws. They add extra strength to the artwork package and hold the artwork package in the frame.
did i figure out a way to make stretchers? - WetCanvas: Online …
2007年12月13日 · a strainer is a stretcher frame that can’t be adjusted and is glued or nailed together. A stretcher frame uses key to adjust the tension of the canvas.
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Strainer bars come in various sizes and widths and we’ll recommend the correct one based on the size of your canvas. For large canvases we’ll use crossbars to help keep the canvas tight and the strainer bar from warping.
Splined Canvas | A New Method of Stretching Presents Challenges …
Comparatively, the splined canvas (sometimes referred to as a tuck and roll style) is secured to the back of a strainer with a rubber spline tucked into a slat or channel cut into the reverse of the stretcher bar (fig.6a-6b).