Made in Quebec
36x48 Canvas Prints
36x48 inches — 90 × 120 cm — printed on demand and hand-stretched in Quebec.
Gallery wrap or floater frame, ready to hang.
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Is 36x48 the right size?
36x48 (90 × 120 cm) is one of the large formats available in our online configurator, and it is genuinely architectural — it fills a stairwell wall, anchors an open-plan living area, or works as a single dramatic piece behind a dining table. Custom dimensions beyond the online options are quoted individually, with no fixed maximum custom size.
At this scale the frame matters as much as the print. We build 36x48 canvases on a reinforced stretcher with a centre brace so the bars cannot bow inward over time, which is the usual failure mode on cheap large canvases. Source images should be at least 3600 × 4800 pixels; if you are working from an older photo, send it to us before ordering and we will assess it.
36x48 inches (90 × 120 cm)
Delivered stretched on a solid wood frame, ready to hang straight out of the box.
Upload at least 3600 × 4800 px
We check every file against your chosen size before printing and contact you if it will not hold detail.
Gallery wrap or floater frame
Choose a borderless wrap or add a floater frame for a finished gallery edge.
Specifications
- Dimensions
- 36x48 inches (90 × 120 cm).
- Minimum resolution
- 3600 × 4800 pixels for a sharp result at this size.
- Finish options
- Gallery wrap, or add a floater frame for a finished edge.
Frequently asked questions
What resolution do I need for a 36x48 canvas?
At least 3600 × 4800 pixels. Most recent phone photos exceed this. We check your file before printing and contact you if it falls short.
How much does a 36x48 canvas weigh?
Light enough for standard drywall anchors. Hanging hardware is fitted before the canvas leaves our studio.
Can I get this size framed?
Yes. A floater frame can be added when you configure your canvas on the product page.
How is it shipped?
Flat, in a rigid carton with corner protection. We never roll a stretched canvas into a tube.