Reclaimed Poplar Church Pew Plank – 107" L x 13 1/2" W x 1" D

Description :
This reclaimed solid poplar church pew plank measures approximately 107" L x 13 1/2" W x 1" thick. Salvaged from historic church seating, the top surface retains its original dark stained finish with visible wear, scratches, small nail holes, and edge chipping from decades of use. The underside reveals the natural lighter brown and olive tones typical of poplar, along with straight grain patterns and subtle mineral streaking. Poplar was commonly used in church millwork for its stability and smooth finish. This long plank is ideal for repurposing into a console table, fireplace mantel, floating shelf, or custom bench seat. Its 107" length makes it especially useful for large-scale architectural reuse.

Era:
Early to Mid 20th Century

Style:
Ecclesiastical / Rustic Architectural Salvage

Technique:
Single wide solid poplar plank, milled and stained for church pew seating with a dark finish that has naturally aged over time.

Tools Used:
Originally milled using industrial planer and table saw; installed with drill and fasteners. Salvaged using pry bar, drill, and reciprocating saw.

History:
Originally part of a church pew seat, this plank supported congregational seating before being carefully removed for reuse.

Manufacturer / Maker:
Maker: Unknown. Likely produced by a regional church furniture manufacturer or local millwork shop.

Measurements:
107" L x 13 1/2" W x 1" D

Suggested Weight:
Approximately 38–45 lbs

Suggested Shipping Package Dimension:
112" x 18" x 5"

Item Number : P16161

Category : Lumber

Brand : UK