Reclaimed Poplar Church Pew Trim Strip – 106" L x 3" W x 3/4" D

Description :
This reclaimed solid poplar trim strip measures approximately 106" L x 3" W x 3/4" D. Salvaged from historic church pew construction, this long narrow board retains its original dark stained finish with visible surface wear, small nail holes, scratches, and edge distress consistent with decades of interior use. The slim profile suggests it was originally used as a seat cleat, back support, or trim brace within pew framing. The aged patina and exposed lighter wood along the edges reflect authentic architectural salvage character. Its extended 106" length makes it ideal for repurposing into wall battens, floating shelf supports, decorative trim, or lightweight structural bracing.

Era:
Early to Mid 20th Century

Style:
Ecclesiastical / Rustic Salvage Lumber

Technique:
Milled poplar dimensional strip, originally cut and stained as part of church pew structural framing or trim components.

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

History:
This strip likely functioned as a structural or trim support within a church pew before being removed for reuse.

Manufacturer / Maker:
Maker: Unknown. Likely produced by a regional church furniture mill or local carpenter.

Measurements:
106" L x 3" W x 3/4" D

Suggested Weight:
Approximately 7–9 lbs

Suggested Shipping Package Dimension:
111" x 6" x 4"

Item Number : P16164

Category : Lumber

Brand : UK