Natural & White Abstract Rectangular Large Canvas with Frame

Description

DescriptionA canvas wall art, 120cm tall, in natural. At 90cm wide it is wider than a standard interior door. A piece like this sets the register of a room. Everything else can be quiet if one wall is not.
A natural, unpainted finish shows the material doing its own work — the grain, the weave or the fibre is the decoration, and no two pieces are identical because no two lengths of the raw material are. Expanded polystyrene is used where a form needs to be large and weigh almost nothing. It gives the shape without the mass, which is what allows an oversized piece to hang or stand on a light fixing. Canvas is a plain, tightly woven cloth stiff enough to hold a shape without a frame. That structure is why a canvas basket stands up rather than slumping.
It hangs on a triangle hook. The triangle hangs off a single point, so it self-levels. At this weight a picture hook into a solid wall or a plug into plasterboard is all it asks for.
Check the fixing before the frame: weight decides whether a picture hook will do or the wall needs a plug, and plasterboard needs an anchor whatever the weight.
Dusting is all it asks for, with a damp cloth on the finish and nothing solvent or abrasive.
Specification

Width
90cm

Depth
4cm

Height
120cm

Weight
2.85KG

Material
Wood stretcher 35%, Recycled polystyrene frame 30%, Canvas 30%, Metal hanging 5%

Colour
Natural and white

Hook Type
Triangle Hook

Country of Origin
China

Frequently AskedHow does it hang?
On a triangle hook, using an ordinary wall fixing suited to your wall. There is no rail or specialist bracket to source.
How heavy is it?
2.85kg.
What size is it?
90cm wide by 120cm high and 4cm deep. The full dimensions are in the specification table.
What is it made of?
Canvas and polystyrene. The full composition is in the specification table.
Is it suitable for a bathroom?
No. It is not specified for a humid room, and a damp environment will show at the edges of the finish in time.
How do I clean it?
Dust it, and use a damp cloth on the finish rather than a solvent or an abrasive.