Your Canvas Print as been printed to the highest quality using the latest technology. It has been hand varnished with a special Giclee varnish to protect the image from the environment and will allow you to enjoy your print for many years to come.

Where to Hang your Canvas Print.
These canvas prints are produced using natural products which can be affected by extreme heat and moisture. We would suggest hanging them way from sources of heat like above Radiators and away from high moisture areas like bathrooms and shower rooms, especially if there is a lot of steam.
Your print has been coated with a UV varnish to protect it from sunlight and image fading. To ensure that your print lasts for the longest period possible we would suggest hanging it in a position away from direct sunlight. Hanging in direct sunlight can make the image fade quicker but it would take a very long time to see any change.

How to hang your Canvas Print.
Your canvas print can be hung using the specially designed bracket supplied on the back of your print (at the top) by 1 single screw or by the brass fixings supplied on the sides of your print. (We will supply the type that we suggest using for the size print purchased) Large prints must be fixed using all four of the fixings supplied in each of the corners otherwise over time as the print settles in to its new home it may not sit flush to the wall. (Your Canvas Print will move slightly and breathes with your home depending on the temperature and moisture content of the air)

What are the bits of wood (wedges) for?
In each of the corners of the print there are 2 shaped pieces of wood (wedges) that are pressed into the slots.(8 in total) These are used to keep your canvas taught. You may find that some of them have fallen out in transit, this is normal. Just press them back into the slots as hard as you can or use a small hammer (carefully) to tap them in.(They will only go in a little way, this is normal) As your print settles into its new home and dries out you may find the canvas loosens off. You can use these wedges to tighten the canvas print back up by tapping them in further into the slots.

After Care of your Canvas Print.
Your Canvas print is a work of art and needs to be handled with love. You can clean the print by using a soft dry cloth or feather duster only. Do not use water, liquids or cleaning substances of any kind on the print surface as this may damage the varnish. Only lightly wipe the surface. Do not press hard or rub the print surface as this will damage the varnish and create a dull spot or even remove the image in extreme cases.

Extreme Care! ( We do not guarantee these extreme measures and they are undertaken at your own risk)
NOTE: If your print gets very dirty you can use a damp cloth to lightly clean it but with extreme care, do not rub. If the cloth is too wet it will leave raised patches on the print surface (i.e. the print surface wont look flat). Some of these may dry out but some may remain there for the life of the canvas.
NOTE2: If your print surface gets dented then leave the print and you may be lucky and it may disappear with time, if not you can rectify this but again with extreme caution. Take the print off the wall and on the back of the canvas where the dent is brush the canvas with a damp paint brush. Again do not allow the print to get wet, just damp. Leave it for an hour and the dent should disappear, if not try again. (Note: if the print gets too wet it will leave a raised patch on the print surface as above)