In each pack you’ll find 4 side pieces and 5 sticky pads. You’ll need a pen or pencil, a pair of kitchen scissor, and a clear work area.

The assembly process to mount a canvas is similar to a regular artwork, so we recommend watching the assembly video for an overview of how the Pop-up Frame works.

Measure the outer dimensions of your stretched canvas. Add 5mm to each measurement and choose your frame dimensions — use the sizing calculator for this if you're not sure.

Take two of the sides and, making sure that the diagonal end of one side sits on top of the squared end of the other, gently slide the corners together while tucking in the corner tab.

Holding the two sides in place, carefully flip the frame over so the back is facing upwards. Use a pen or pencil to firmly push in the corner anchor tab.

Flip your sides back so that the front is facing up. Peel off a sticky pad from the strip and stick it down across the diagonal line with the removable side facing upwards. Remember to position the sticky pads within the boundary of the canvas. Don’t peel off the cover yet.

Repeat the process for the other two sides. When adding the final side, first slide both corners together, tuck in both corner flaps, and link the tabs before locking the corners and adding the sticky pads. Remember that the diagonal ends always sits on top of the square ends.

Peel the covers off the four sticky pads and position the canvas in the frame. Please note that our sticky pads to secure the frame and are for mounting light artworks. For a wooden canvas, we are using them for positioning purposes only at this point.

While holding the canvas in place
carefully flip the frame over. Use
drawing pins or a staple gun to secure
the back of the Pop-up Frame to the
wooden canvas frame.

The 5th sticky tab will not be strong enough to hang an A4 or larger wooden canvas frame to the wall. To hang the frame simply punch out the centred hole on the back with a pen then use a small nail or panel pin to hang. Adhesive nails are also an option.