Ever struggled with frames that just don't fit your wooden panels? You're not alone. Traditional floater frames often leave artwork vulnerable, with misaligned bases and unprotected edges that can lead to damage. That's where the Ampersand Floaterframe changes everything.
What makes the Ampersand Floaterframe different? We actually listened to artists' frustrations. The expanded base perfectly matches your panel's cradle, so no more awkward gaps or misalignment. Plus, the frame profile extends forward, creating a protective lip that keeps your artwork's face safe from bumps and scrapes. No more worrying about damaged corners or edges when moving your pieces around the studio.
The attention to detail shows in every feature. Countersunk holes on the back mean your mounting screws sit flush against the frame, preventing wall scratches and giving you a clean, professional look. Whether you're working with 7/8" deep cradled panels or flat artwork without cradles, this frame adapts perfectly. The 7/8" depth even includes riser blocks for those tricky flat panels.
Imagine opening a box that has everything you need to go from artwork on your desk to beautifully displayed on your wall. That's exactly what you get. Eye screws, coated wire, mounting hardware, bumper pads for the corners, and even the wall hook and nail are all included. No more last-minute trips to the art supply store or makeshift solutions that don't quite work.
Choose between the Bold style with its dramatic wide facing or the Thin style for a more elegant, modern look. Both come in classic colors that complement any artwork - Black, White, Maple, and Walnut. The Bold style maintains consistent outer dimensions across different depths, so you can create uniform displays even when working with various panel thicknesses.
The Ampersand Floaterframe isn't just another frame. It's the solution artists have been waiting for - a frame that respects your artwork, protects it, and makes the framing process actually enjoyable. Ready to see your pieces displayed the way they deserve?
