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As far as measuring your wood, your frame needs to be cut 2 1/2″ longer than the sides of your canvas to provide for a 1/2″ float gap. My canvas was 30″ x 20″ so my frame boards measured 32 1/2″ x 22 1/2″ so here’s the cut list: (2) 1×3’s of select quality pine @ 32 1/2″. (2) 1×3’s of cheap whitewood @ 32 1/2″. Create the frame by placing the 1 x 3-inch boards in a square or rectangle. Use wood glue to hold them together and clamp. Jun 25,  · Make sure to work on a flat surface so you can push the back pieces the whole way down into the frame to create a level back for your frame. Glue the Corners of the Frame Backing Once the pieces were fine-tuned to fit together tightly, we ran a bead of wood glue along the miter cut and the long edge that fits inside the frame.
How to Install Your Snazzy New Floating Wall Frames. Here is the easiest way to install your new frames: Place one piece of ready-to-hang acrylic sheet directly onto the wall where it will be hung. With your other hand, use a level to make sure the acrylic frame is straight. Use a pen/pencil to mark the location of the holes directly onto the wall. As far as measuring your wood, your frame needs to be cut 2 1/2″ longer than the sides of your canvas to provide for a 1/2″ float gap. My canvas was 30″ x 20″ so my frame boards measured 32 1/2″ x 22 1/2″ so here’s the cut list: (2) 1×3’s of select quality pine @ 32 1/2″. (2) 1×3’s of cheap whitewood @ 32 1/2″. Create the frame by placing the 1 x 3-inch boards in a square or rectangle. Use wood glue to hold them together and clamp.

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