

Yes, we do canvas stretches and gallery wraps. What's the difference? A canvas stretch means that we staple the canvas on the sides where you will see the staples. A gallery wrap takes more time because we staple the canvas on the back so that you won't see the staples. The example below is a gallery wrap. You can see examples of the stretcher bars we make to wrap the canvas around. Larger stretches need more braces for support.
