panel sizes, pricing
3D FINE ART PANELS ©
SIZE PRICE
8" x 10" $11.00
10" x 10" $13.50
9" x 12" $14.25
12" x 12" $16.85
11" x 14" $18.75
12" x 16" $21.75
16" x 20" $32.00
20" x 20" $38.00
18" x 24" $40.65
24" x 24" $51.85
24" x 36" $73.44
30" x 30" $76.50
36" x 48" $120.00
Special size pricing available on
request.
Overall panel height is 1-5/8"
MDF 1/8" POCHADE
PLEIN AIR PANELS
SIZE PRICE
6" X 8" $1.00
6" x 12" $1.45
8" X 10" $1.60
8" X 16" $2.55
10" x 10" $2.00
9" x 12" $2.15
11" X 14" $3.10
UNIQUE PANEL CONSTRUCTION
Made in America, premium grade medium density fiberboard (MDF)
Environmentally certified, knot free Radiata pine cradle
Thumb nailed miter joints, no metal back nails
Acrylic and waterproof glues
Panel back completely sealed
Hanging hardware included: hangers, coated cable, screws and bump-ons
Surface and cradle sides have white gesso.
The MDF used in our 3D Fine Art Panels is not found at your local big box lumber or art supply store, place your quality art on a quality art panel.
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MDF Panel Preparation
art panels & frames uses the finest grade of medium density fiberboard
(MDF) available to create our line of outstanding art panels. Using MDF
as a painting substrate requires an understanding of the base material
and how to prepare the board for creating your work.
MDF is created from a combination of wood fibers and resin, under
pressure and heat, forms a strong, smooth and uniform surface ideal for
painting. The surface has been sanded using a 120 grit belt. Because
there are small wood fibers throughout the panel, some may be very
close to the surface. When a liquid such as water comes in contact with
the surface, some of these particles may swell creating what is known as
fiber pop-up.
art panels & frames recommends two coats of an acrylic based gesso be
applied to the surface using a brush or wide spatula. The first coat will
cause some minor fiber pop-up. When the first coat of gesso is
completely dry, a light sanding with 120 grit is recommended.* (see note)
Depending on the surface desired, sanding may not be necessary
between additional coats of gesso. You may also want to consider wet
sanding with 320 grit wet/dry paper for a super smooth finish.
The underside (back) and edges of the panel should also be sealed with
an acrylic paint or sealer to insure the stability of the panel by preventing
any possible moisture absorption.
If you have questions or require additional information regarding MDF
panels supplied by art panels & frames, contact us at 281-309-0239 or
email bill@bbonham.net.
Note; Sanding of the MDF panel should not be necessary prior to
applying a coating of gesso. If sanding is required, be aware that MDF
contains a substance called urea formaldehyde, avoid breathing the
dust from sanding. Urea formaldehyde may cause irritation to the eyes
and lungs. Proper ventilation is require and face masks are needed when
sanding or cutting MDF.