Liebart-Regnier Artwork d Canvas Floating

Details at a Glance

Dimensions	Available in five sizes: 20 in. W x 24 in. H, 24 in. W x 30 in. H, 30 in. W x 40 in. H, 36 in. W x 48 in. H, 48 in. W x 60 in. H
Weight	8 lbs (20x24), 10 lbs (24x30), 13 lbs (30x40), 17 lbs (36x48), 22 lbs (48x60)
Canvas Material	Premium quality canvas
Frame Material	Kiln-dried wood
Frame Colors	White or Black
Mounting Hardware	D-ring hangers, concealed installation
Country of Origin	USA
Production	Made-to-order, ships within 2 weeks

The floating frame creates a gap around the canvas that draws the eye while shielding the edges from moisture and dust -- that gap isn't just aesthetic, it's practical protection when you're hanging art outside or in a covered patio. This Liebart-Regnier canvas artwork with floating frame is available at LOOMLAN Outdoor with free shipping, made in the USA on kiln-dried wood that resists the warping humid summers can bring. The D-ring hardware sits hidden behind the frame so the piece hangs flush, and the sealed back keeps weather from attacking the canvas edges.

Does the Frame Hold Up in Humidity and Sun?

Kiln-dried wood starts with the moisture already driven out, so it won't twist or crack when humidity swings the way green lumber does. The sealed D-ring mounting keeps rain and windblown moisture from getting behind the canvas where it could cause buckling or mildew. That floating gap isn't just for depth -- it keeps the canvas edges lifted off surfaces where condensation might sit, and it lets air move behind the piece in humid conditions. The premium canvas itself handles UV exposure better than paper prints, though all pigment fades eventually in direct sun; if you're hanging this on a south-facing wall in full Arizona daylight, expect some color shift over years. Under a pergola or on a covered porch, it'll hold its look season after season.

How Should You Care for It Between Seasons?

Wipe dust off the frame and canvas with a dry microfiber cloth every few weeks -- damp cloths can leave streaks on canvas and soak into the weave. If you're in a region with hard freezes or salt spray, bring it inside for winter; the frame will survive cold, but freeze-thaw cycles can stress the D-ring anchors and salt accelerates corrosion on any metal hardware. For covered patios or three-season porches, it's fine to leave up year-round as long as it's not taking direct rain. Never hose it down or use glass cleaner -- canvas isn't a sealed surface.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can this stay outside all year?

Under a roof or pergola, yes -- it'll handle humidity and indirect weather. In full rain or snow, bring it inside or move it to a protected wall.

Will the finish fade in direct sun?

All canvas pigment fades under sustained UV exposure. Covered porches and east walls hold color longer; full southern sun will shift it over time.

How do I store it over winter?

Bring it indoors if you're in a freeze zone or near salt water. Store flat or hang it in a climate-controlled space -- never in a damp basement or unheated shed.

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

Under a covered porch, it'll work, but check the D-ring hardware quarterly for corrosion and wipe salt residue off the frame. For open coastal walls, this isn't the right material.

What's the floating gap for?

It adds visual depth and lifts the canvas edges away from surfaces where moisture could sit, protecting against warping and mildew in humid conditions.

How does shipping and assembly work?

Free curbside delivery to the continental USA. The piece ships fully framed with D-ring hardware attached -- you supply the screws or nails for your wall.