Falling in Art 12x36 Wooden Canvas Panels 2 Pack - 1 1/2ft Deep

In this review the Falling in Art 12x36 wooden canvas panels 2 pack is examined for artists who need large, stable support for painting or mixed media. The bottom line: these 12x36 panels offer a generous, rigid surface that resists stretching and flexing, making them especially useful for acrylic pouring, wood burning, and detailed studio work. For painters who want a ready-to-use, sanded wooden cradle board, this kit delivers consistent material and size without the give of stretched fabric.

Key Features

• Large format: Each panel measures 12x36 in and provides extended horizontal space for panoramas, long abstracts, or multi-element compositions.
• Solid wood construction: Both sides are made of solid birch-type wood so the boards stay flat and do not stretch or warp like canvas over time.
• 1 1/2 in depth: The 1 1/2 in deep cradle gives a substantial edge for gallery-style presentation and can be displayed without an external frame.
• Pre-sanded surface: Smooth, sanded texture means fewer prep steps before painting and a natural wood grain that can be incorporated into mixed-media work.
• Versatile media: Suitable for acrylic, oil, watercolor washes, collage, tempera, and wood burning, so it works for a variety of techniques and projects.
• Two-pack convenience: The set includes two identical panels which is handy for diptychs, practice pieces, or gifting one finished work.

Who It's For

This kit is best for painters and crafters who want a rigid, larger-than-standard support for studio or outdoor sketching. It fits artists who do heavy-bodied acrylic work, pouring, or wood burning because the solid wood resists flex and provides a reliable base that will not snap or sag under wet media.

It may be less suitable for artists who prefer the textured tooth of stretched canvas for heavy impasto or those who require primed, archival-ready surfaces straight from the box; these panels will need priming for some oil or archival applications. Also, if you need very large custom sizes, this fixed 12x36 format could be limiting.

Pros & Cons

Pros

• Sturdy solid wood on both sides keeps the panel flat and stable over time.
• Generous 12x36 in size gives ample workspace for wide compositions and pouring techniques.
• Pre-sanded surface reduces setup time and invites immediate mixed-media use.
• 1 1/2 in depth creates a gallery-ready edge for display without framing.

Cons

• Not primed for archival oil painting out of the box, so some users will need to seal or gesso first.
• Fixed size pack may be too large for very small studios or for those who need many small canvases.

Specifications

Product type	Wooden canvas panels
Quantity	2 panels
Panel size	12 x 36 in
Depth	1 1/2 in
Material	Solid wood on both sides (gallery cradle)
Surface finish	Pre-sanded, natural texture

Our Verdict

The Falling in Art 12x36 wooden panels 2 pack is a practical choice for artists who need a stable, gallery-depth surface for acrylics, pouring, and mixed media. They represent solid value when you want large, ready-to-use boards that resist warping and present well unframed; primer may be required for certain archival oil projects.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are these panels ready to paint?
Yes, the boards are pre-sanded and ready for many media, though sealing or gesso is recommended for archival oil work.

What media can be used on these panels?
They suit acrylic, oil with priming, watercolor washes, collage, tempera, pouring, and wood burning.

Can these be displayed without a frame?
Yes, the 1 1/2 in depth creates a gallery-style edge that can be hung or displayed unframed.