Order bare Baltic birch painting panels cut to your exact width and height. Choose 1/8-inch or 1/4-inch plywood, supplied unsealed and unprimed for you to prepare for acrylic, oil, or encaustic paint.
Select a thickness below and enter your finished panel dimensions for current pricing. Both options are available up to 60 x 60 inches; preparation materials and framing components are separate.
| Panel | What changes | Surface and size |
|---|---|---|
| 1/8-inch Baltic birch | Uses 1/8 inch less depth than the 1/4-inch panel | Bare and unprimed; custom-cut up to 60 x 60 inches |
| 1/4-inch Baltic birch | The thicker option; allow for the additional depth when framing | Bare and unprimed; custom-cut up to 60 x 60 inches |
Choose thickness for the panel dimensions, support, and attachment method your project needs. Maximum cut size is an ordering limit, not a guarantee of unsupported rigidity or flatness under every condition.
These panels arrive unsealed and unprimed. Follow your sealer, ground, primer, and paint supplier's directions for bare plywood and your chosen acrylic, oil, or encaustic system. Preparation materials are not included. Plywood can respond to moisture and humidity, so plan the surface treatment and support for the work.
The base order is the custom-cut panel. The product pages offer the same optional glazing and Create Custom Design choices as our backing boards. A frame, mats, glazing, and fitting or hanging hardware are included only when selected. Check the panel, paint surface, and every selected layer against the frame's usable rabbet depth. A standard frame overlaps the artwork edge; a floater frame leaves a reveal and requires an attachment method suitable for the panel.
Check usable rabbet depth before choosing a frame, then find fitting and finishing components in picture framing supplies. For project-specific fitting help, contact our framing team.
The same Baltic birch material is also offered as backing board. Use mounting and backing board to compare it with other supports. Plywood is not identified as acid-free; choose a suitable conservation support for direct contact with valuable paper artwork or photographs.
