Let It Go Artwork d Canvas With Floating

Details at a Glance

This canvas art print is built on a kiln-dried wood frame that resists warping and moisture better than conventional soft pine. The floating frame design -- where a small gap surrounds the canvas -- protects edges from dust, moisture, and handling damage, a real advantage if you're hanging this on a covered patio or in a three-season room. The Let It Go canvas art with floating frame is available at LOOMLAN Outdoor with free shipping, sized from 20 by 24 inches up to 48 by 60 inches. The serene composition carries fluid brushwork and blended colors that bring calm to an outdoor living space.

Can This Canvas Art Stay Outside Year-Round?

No -- this piece is designed for covered outdoor spaces only, like screened porches, three-season rooms, or deep-covered patios where it won't take direct rain. The kiln-dried wood frame handles humidity swings better than green lumber, and the floating frame's gap design keeps moisture from pooling against the canvas edges. That said, direct sun will fade any canvas print over time, and rain exposure will damage both the ink and the frame. If your patio is fully open to weather, browse our collection of outdoor wall art engineered for direct exposure instead.

Will the Print Fade in Bright Sun?

Yes, if it's hung in unfiltered direct sunlight. Canvas prints use ink that degrades under UV exposure -- you'll see color shift and loss after a season of full sun. Hang this piece where an overhang or deep shade protects it during peak daylight hours, or rotate it indoors for the brightest months. The kiln-dried frame itself tolerates heat well, but the artwork surface does not.

How Should You Store It Over Winter?

Bring it indoors if your covered space goes unheated or if condensation becomes heavy. Store it upright in a climate-controlled room -- never flat in a damp garage or basement, where moisture can warp the frame or mildew the canvas. If you're keeping it on the porch through winter, check that the area stays dry and above freezing. For more guidance on preparing outdoor rooms for seasonal changes, see our outdoor living space design guide.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does "floating frame" mean?

A floating frame leaves a small gap between the canvas edge and the frame molding, so the artwork appears to float inside. The gap adds visual depth and protects the canvas edges from handling damage, dust, and moisture.

Is it suitable for a coastal or salt-air location?

Only if it's hung in a fully enclosed, climate-controlled space. Salt air accelerates corrosion and canvas degradation, and this piece is not sealed for direct coastal exposure.

How is the canvas mounted to the wall?

Hidden D-ring hangers attach to the back of the frame, so the hardware doesn't show and the piece hangs flush against the wall without leaning forward.

Can I hang this on an exterior wall that gets afternoon sun?

You can if there's a deep roof overhang or awning blocking direct rays during peak hours. Unfiltered afternoon sun will fade the print in one season.

Does the frame need sealing or oiling?

No. The kiln-dried wood is finished and ready to hang. Avoid spraying cleaners directly onto the frame -- dust with a dry cloth instead.

Does this ship fully assembled?

Yes. The canvas arrives stretched, framed, and ready to hang. Free curbside delivery is included; white-glove placement and hanging are available for an additional fee upon request.