This smooth black floater frame is the depth-focused choice for unusually thick canvas artwork. Its extra-large proportions and clean contemporary lines create a substantial border without adding decorative finish details.
The 9/16-inch visible face reads as balanced rather than broad, while the 2-3/4-inch overall molding height accommodates artwork up to 2-1/4 inches deep. That combination provides significant depth capacity while keeping the front-facing profile controlled.
Choose this profile when artwork depth is the first consideration but a broad front-facing band is not desired. The medium face keeps the emphasis on the art, while the extra-deep body provides the necessary visual scale for thicker work.
Compared with v3942 and V3943, this option has a slightly wider visible face and greater maximum artwork depth. The alternatives offer warmer metallic contrast or a clean white appearance at a slightly lower depth capacity.
Measure the canvas at its deepest point and confirm that it does not exceed 2-1/4 inches. Also consider whether the substantial overall profile suits the artwork's scale and display setting.
Framing specialist note: For very deep artwork, check the complete canvas depth rather than relying on the nominal stretcher-bar size. Any raised or uneven area should be included in the measurement.
What artwork depth does this floater frame support?
It supports canvas artwork up to 2-1/4 inches deep.
Does the frame have a wide front-facing profile?
The visible face is 9/16 inch, placing it in the medium-face group. Its substantial character comes primarily from the extra-deep overall profile.
How does this differ from V3943?
V3968 has a smooth black appearance, a 9/16-inch visible face, and support for artwork up to 2-1/4 inches deep. V3943 is clean white with a 7/16-inch visible face and support for artwork up to 2-1/8 inches deep.
