• Long-term geometric unalterability of the wood: The preliminary seasoning and evaporation treatment of the raw material eliminates the internal humidity of the wood, preventing the pew from cracking, warping, or moving as the hygrometric conditions of the church change.
• 32 mm monoblock structural solidity: The finger-jointing of the boards combined with millimeter calibration and the use of hardwood pegs ensures exceptional mechanical hold, eliminating wobbling or loosening of the joints.
• Total absence of sagging and bending: The integration of sub-mandibular reinforcement crossbeams and the side support under the kneeler allows the 150 cm pew to withstand heavy loads and repeated dynamic uses without deforming.
• Protection and noiselessness for the flooring: The application of non-slip rubber pads to the base prevents the pew from sliding during services and protects precious floors (marble, terracotta, or parquet) from scratches and streaks.
• Aesthetic and functional customization: The availability of different finishes and the rich range of optional extras upon quote (such as skai padding or shelves) allow the product to be adapted both to the architectural style and the level of comfort required.
• Optimal management of worshiper flow: The calibrated overall dimensions keep the standard passage space between one row and another intact, ensuring smooth and safe transit during entry and exit from services.

This 150 cm wooden pew finds its perfect placement within parish churches, cathedrals, sanctuaries, and private chapels of religious institutes or hospitals. It is an ideal liturgical furniture piece for the configuration of main aisles or side chapels where the space requires stable and resistant modular seating. Thanks to the selectable wood finishes and the 32 mm constructive robustness, it is suitable for placement in historical or modern environments exposed to seasonal thermal variations, withstanding the continuous influx of faithful typical of Sunday celebrations and community festivities.

The h1039_02 model is the right choice when it becomes necessary to invest in a permanent sacred furniture piece of very high value and industrial robustness, capable of overcoming the defects of inexpensive pews assembled with simple metal screws. It represents the optimal solution for parishes that want to eliminate future maintenance costs, thanks to a construction system entirely in wood that utilizes hardwood pegs and special finger-joint glues. Choosing this pew means acquiring a versatile product (150 cm length) that guarantees structural stability as standard through lower reinforcement crossbeams, while leaving total freedom to configure specialized accessories such as brass plaques or cordura padding at a later time via quote.

What is meant by evaporation and drying of the wood and why is it fundamental for church pews?

Evaporation and drying are controlled thermal treatments to which the first-choice wood is subjected before processing. This process eliminates the internal tensions of the fibers and stabilizes the humidity level of the raw material. In ecclesiastical environments, often subject to strong thermal and humidity fluctuations between winter and summer, untreated wood would tend to move, crack, or creak; the evaporation treatment eliminates these operational problems.

What does the finger-jointing of the boards consist of and what advantages does it offer compared to traditional joints?

Finger-jointing consists of milling the ends of the wooden boards to create serrated profiles that fit perfectly into each other, significantly expanding the contact surface for gluing. This technique, combined with the use of special high-resistance glues and hardwood pegs, creates a permanent chemical-mechanical joint that prevents the parts from detaching even under strong torsional stresses.

Is it possible to request padding for the seat and kneeler in an easily washable material?

Yes, among the optional extras available on request and subject to a quote, fixed padding is provided for both seats/backrests and kneelers in skai (imitation leather). Skai is a completely waterproof, hygienic, and wear-resistant material that allows for quick and deep cleaning with a damp cloth, ideal for high-traffic community structures. Alternatively, cordura fabric covering is available.