The Canvas is an open-air mini-ITX case built to show off your hardware, not hide it.
Every build is different and we all love the hardware, so the Canvas is designed around keeping your components on full display.
Mount your radiators on either side of the motherboard, run a vertical GPU
with unlimited length, and customize yours with a modular accessory mount on the back.
The sheet metal and plastics are machined and assembled locally in Ontario, Canada.
Return shipping is at customers expense
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Quick Specs
| Motherboard | mini-ITX |
| PSU | SFX / SFX-L |
| GPU | 1-3 slot, unlimited length |
| Radiators | 240+ / 280+ on either side |
| Included riser | PCI-E Gen4 (ADT-Link M33JK-TD) |
| accessory mount | 120mm / 140mm fan hole spacing |
| Dimensions | 220mm x 110mm x 310mm |
Limited first batch: 100 units
50 finished in bronze, 50 in silver. Every Canvas ships with a Kailh Box Navy power switch, black DSA-profile keycap, black sleeved power button wiring, and a PCIe Gen4 riser cable for your GPU — everything you need to get building
Built for vertical GPU display
There's no limit on GPU length or thickness. The vertical mount slots your card directly into the included PCIe Gen4 riser, so it sits front and center instead of buried behind a shroud.
One thing to keep in mind: the card is held in place with a single thumb screw, a plastic support cap is included for especially heavy triple-slot GPUs.
SFX and SFX-L power, ITX motherboard
The Canvas is built around SFX and SFX-L power supplies and a mini-ITX motherboard — the same compact footprint as the rest of the case.
Routing clips on the back panel keep your EPS cable tidy but stock cables may not reach depending on which power supply is being used. A custom sleeved set is recommended and will clean up
the look even further.
A rear panel built for accessories
Behind the motherboard, a 120mm/140mm fan hole pattern gives you a mounting point for fans, a reservoir, or even a third radiator. The panel itself is removable, so you can get to your motherboard backplate without pulling the whole build apart.
On the front side, the mounting holes are chamfered to 90 degrees so accessories mount flush with flat M4 or M5 screws, with
nothing protruding toward your motherboard. (flat screws for this are not included)
Radiators left and right and center
Both side rails accept radiators up to any height — 240mm and 280mm units look best visually, but the mount isn't limited to those sizes. An additional radiator can be mounted on the accessory mount in the back.
Tip for large radiators: mount your radiator loosely with at least 3 screws first, rest the whole assembly on the desk so the radiator makes contact, then tighten. The radiator becomes its own support and keeps the case from tipping backward.
FAQ
What's the maximum GPU size?
There's no hard limit on length or thickness — the vertical riser mount accommodates full-size, thick triple-slot cards. Thicker and heavier cards have a tendency to slip from the thumb screw, there is a bracket included to prevent this for 2 and 3 slot designs.
Will my SFX/SFX-L cables reach?
It depends on the specific power supply, stock PSU cables can reach without extensions however it is cutting it a little close. Custom sleeved cables or extensions are recommended but may not be strictly required.
Can I run two radiators?
Yes — the left and right rails are universal and each support 120 or 140 class radiators independently. It may be impossible to align such that all 4 screws can be installed, however using 3 screws to attach the radiator is perfectly sound.
What's included with the case?
A PCIe Gen4 riser cable.
Kailh Box Navy power switch with black keycap and black sleeved wiring.
2 and 3 slot gpu support brackets
Motherboard and PSU screws
Adhesive rubber feet
Where is it made?
Sheet metal, plastics, and power button assembly are all done in Ontario, Canada.
What finishes are available?
Bronze and silver powdercoat, with the current batch opting for a satin finish. The rear panel and small front piece are black.
Ready to build something that shows off your hardware?