Maxi Stretched Canvas Board, 380 Gsm, 40 × 40 Cm, Primed, For Creative Art & Crafts – 1 Board

GSM stands for grams per square meter; 380 gsm indicates a heavyweight fabric that’s sturdy, resists buckling under multiple layers, and holds paint with good texture.

Yes, the Maxi Stretched Canvas Board is ready primed, so you can start painting right away with acrylics, gouache, and other water-based media.

The square format provides balanced composition options—great for abstracts, portraits, and symmetrical designs—and it’s easy to pair with other boards or frames.

Yes. The board uses a firm support back that resists flex, helping you maintain flat, stable painting surfaces across sessions.

Acrylics and gouache work especially well on the primed surface. You can use water-based inks and markers; if you use oil-based paints, consider a compatible varnish or longer drying times.

Set the board on a stable surface or easel, tape the edges if you want clean edges, lay out your palette, then start with light underpainting or blocking in shapes. Let each layer dry before adding more.

Store the board flat in a dry, clean area away from direct sunlight. Once dry, you can frame or display it as part of a series; avoid excessive moisture that could affect the surface.

Yes, it’s designed for creative art and crafts and is robust enough for classroom environments, making it a practical choice for group projects and demonstrations.

Absolutely. The 40×40 cm size is display-friendly and can be framed in standard 40×40 frames or mounted for a neat, frameless display.

MX-CNV3-3030 is a smaller 30×30 cm primed board (lighter workspace), while MX-CNV3-4060 is a larger 40×60 cm board (more surface area). The Maxi 40×40 cm model combines the same primed surface with a mid-range workspace. Compare features here: MX-CNV3-3030: https://fepy.com/products/mx-cnv3-3030-primed-canvas-board, MX-CNV3-4060: https://fepy.com/products/mx-cnv3-4060-primed-canvas-board.

It offers a ready-to-paint surface with robust 380 gsm canvas and a flat, stable backing, which saves prep time and reduces the risk of warping during multi-layer work. A reliable choice for frequent practice, teaching sets, or finished small-to-mid-size pieces.