Ellipse Floater Panel
DESCRIPTION
Trekell’s Ellipse Floater Panel is a one-piece, handsome hunk of ¾”-thick, ellipse-shaped Baltic birch that has a section routed out to make the art panel look like a frame. In turn, that ¼” gap plays with the eye’s ability to distinguish dimension, allowing whatever you create upon the panel's interior to look as though it’s suspended within the surrounding ½” of stylish wood. It’s a clever trick, highlighting your work without any extra effort on your part. Each panel comes with a key-hole in the back for easy hanging. It’s time to try a Trekell Floater Panel today and see the magic for yourself.
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| Description | Size | Width | Length | Profile | MSRP | Price | Quantity |
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Raw - Baltic Birch |
6" X 8" | 7 1/2" | 9 1/2" | 3/4" | $19.49 | $14.99 |
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Raw - Baltic Birch |
7.5" x 10" | 9" | 11 1/2" | 3/4" | $24.69 | $18.99 |
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Raw - Baltic Birch |
9" X 12" | 10 1/2" | 13 1/2" | 3/4" | $31.19 | $23.99 |
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Raw - Baltic Birch |
10" X 14" | 11 1/2" | 15 1/2" | 3/4" | $35.09 | $26.99 |
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Ellipse Floater Panel
Ellipse Floater Panel
Ellipse Floater Panel
Ellipse Floater Panel
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United StatesSaving this for something special but the quality is next to none. I love the built in floater frame. It’s convenient for people like me who never get around to framing their art, especially when it’s a complicated shape!
United StatesI absolutely love these panels and while the key holes in the back were not centered the Trekell staff very quickly responded to the matter and made things right. Wonderful company, fantastic products!
United StatesI was very happy with my experience with this panel. I greatly appreciate the key-holes routed in the back to easily hang it either vertically or horizontally. I primed it with Daniel Smith Watercolor Ground to experiment with, and just had the most fun. Love these panels, and especially love not worrying about framing!
