Jack Richeson Best Brackets for Attaching Cross Braces to Canvas, 2-Pack

Jack Richeson Best Brackets for Attaching Cross Braces to Canvas, 2-Pack

$ 6.00

Score By Feature

Based on 19 ratings

Value for money

9.45

Giftable

9.50

Delivery

9.25

Satisfaction

9.63

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Product Description

Made in the United States for America's best artists by Wisconsin craftsmen.

To improve the strength and straightness of the pine, finger jointed it.

From 8 to 144 inches in length

BEST Key Canvas Tightening System (sold separately) is compatible with this product.

Questions & Answers

What are the dimensions of these things? Will these fit into my stretcher bars, which are only 1/2" thick?

The depth of these brackets is 3/4". Heavy duty stretcher bars with a depth of 3/4" or more can be accommodated in these.

In the "2-" category, how many total brackets can you find? pack"? Is it two or four?

It's referred to as a 2-. pack so. Inside, I believe there were two brackets.

Selected User Reviews For Jack Richeson Best Brackets for Attaching Cross Braces to Canvas, 2-Pack

Sturdy

5/5

The wood's dimensions. It needs to be ripped. . . it's not for sale in a lumberyard! When installed, it is extremely strong.

Amelia Adams

| Feb 13, 2021

Four out of five stars

4/5

product of high quality.

Robin Carpenter

| Mar 28, 2021

Braces made out of canvas This is an excellent product that I was unable to locate in my area

5/5

The only issue was that there were no more items available to order.

Cameron Allen

| Feb 04, 2021

It was an excellent solution

5/5

We bought these to put on a wooden framed canvas that we made ourselves, and they turned out beautifully. They were simple to put together (this was our first time making a canvas) and functioned flawlessly. I would strongly suggest it.

Palmer Martin

| Sep 15, 2021

Five out of five stars

5/5

That's exactly what I was hoping for.

Capri MAHMOOD

| Jan 11, 2021

It's nice to have

3/5

Great product, but the listed price is too high for its value (especially if two packs are required for a frame with two stretcher bars). These were practically free at my neighborhood art store (Blick) - They were being sold for a penny (no joke). br>br>A metal T brace can be purchased for a fifth of the price at HomeDepot, and the vendor should seriously consider lowering the price.