Canvas panel SMARTMAX 10x50 cm, depth 18 mm - painting canvas

SMARTMAX canvas panel 10 x 50 cm with an 18 mm deep rigid panel provides a stable, primed painting surface suited to small-format artworks, studies and mixed-media pieces. The canvas is pre-primed and mounted on a firm board that reduces warping and keeps the surface flat over time. Its elongated 10 x 50 cm format and substantial 18 mm depth make it practical for tabletop work, framing or direct gallery display without additional stretchers.

Advantages

The primed surface is ready for acrylics, oils and tempera, eliminating the need for immediate additional priming. The 18 mm deep support improves structural stability and prevents bending common with thin panels. Because the canvas is factory mounted, the panel offers consistent tension across the surface and a uniform flatness that simplifies painting and finishing. The compact elongated size is space-efficient while allowing compositions in a narrow panoramic format.

Suitable for

• Small-format paintings and studies
• Mixed-media works combining acrylic, oil or tempera
• Framing and gallery presentation
• Practice pieces, plein air sketches and preparatory works

Key specifications

• Finished dimensions: 10 x 50 cm
• Panel depth: 18 mm
• Pre-primed canvas surface suitable for acrylic, oil and tempera
• Rigid board support to minimise warping and maintain flatness
• Elongated panoramic format for narrow compositions

How to use

Work directly on the pre-primed surface with acrylics, oils or tempera. Clean the surface of dust before starting and allow paints to dry fully between layers. For oil painting, follow standard drying and ventilation practices; for mixed-media applications, ensure compatibility of adhesives and media with the primed canvas. The panel can be painted on all edges or left raw for framing; if framing is planned, measure the visible edge to match the frame rabbet.

Usage recommendations

Store panels flat in a dry, moderate environment to avoid moisture-related deformation. When using heavy impasto or wet techniques, allow extended drying times and consider a final protective varnish compatible with the paint system chosen.