Oil Primed Linen Panel - 1/4" Baltic Birch

Trekell’s Oil Primed Linen – 1/4" Baltic Birch Panels are made from prime Baltic birch that has been cut to 1/4” and sealed with Golden GAC100. The linen –  Claessens Linen #13, portrait-grade and imported from Belgium – is glued to the panel with solvent-free Beva film and then primed for oil using one layer of zinc white bound with linseed oil. After it is dried and sanded, the panel is additionally coated with a layer based on titanium white. Sounds like we did all of the hard work for you, right? Oil users, it doesn’t get any easier than this. And with these premium elements, it doesn’t get any nicer, either.

Trekell knows stretching your own linen can be a pain, but that inconvenience shouldn't keep you from using one of the best painting surfaces on the market. Our fine, portrait-grade linen imported from Belgium – home of the linen-making masters – is intricately weaved and painstakingly prepared to offer maximum durability and longevity, meaning whatever work you place upon it will hold and last through the ages. The linen in question is the renowned Claessens Linen #13, primed for oil using one layer of zinc white bound with linseed oil. After it is dried and sanded, the panel is additionally coated with a layer based on titanium white. And, since this premium linen is paired with a versatile partner as its skeleton, you also get the virtues of a wood panel: the careful and exacting construction that could only be accomplished in our USA-based factory; the sturdy rigidity that won't flex underneath your brush; the ability to showcase brushstrokes with an unmatched clarity; and the vibrancy and end-to-end, unimpeded space that's as wide open as your imagination. Sealed with Golden GAC100 and with linen pre-primed for oil, you can start working as soon as Trekell ships it right to your door. Try one today and free yourself up to create your next masterpiece.

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