The Main Differences That Make Wooden Church Chairs and Church Pews Better! (1)

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The Main Differences That Make Wooden Church
Chairs and Church Pews Better!
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• A church is incomplete without its church pews
  and church chairs.
• Most people realise this fact and bring in chairs
  and pews of good quality.
• However, for the people who indulge in
  compromising on the quality and for the ones who
  find a hard time in choosing between wooden and
  metal church pews and church chairs, here's an
  article for you.

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But first, you must know the advantages of wooden
chairs over metal ones.

• Church chairs and pews are mostly made of wood in
  this country.
• If metal is used, it is usually a tubular steel
  frame on which a wooden seat and back surface are
  attached.
• Wood is the oldest and most popular building
  material.
• It can be used for almost all types of furniture.
  It is known as solid wood and veneered chipboard.

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• The latter is less expensive, but also not as
  robust and durable as solid wood.
• For church chairs, the easy-to-work beech and oak
  wood is mostly used.
• In addition, ash and maple are often used to
  manufacture church chairs and church pews. Solid
  wood has the advantage over other materials such
  as tubular steel (stainless steel) and plastic as
  it

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• has a natural, warm appearance
• is a renewable and therefore environmentally
  friendly raw material
• can be recycled in an environmentally friendly
  manner
• has the required robustness
• is very durable and thus gives the church chairs
  and church pews a timeless character

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• is unique thanks to its unique grain
• the indoor climate significantly improved
• is harmless for people with allergies
• improves the hygiene of the room (solid wood does
  not attract dust because it is antistatic)

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• Metal, on the other hand, has a cool, functional
  look and gives church chairs made of wood a
  high-tech touch that only fits in very modern,
  sober-designed churches and community centres.
• Young furniture designers in particular often
  combine warm materials such as wood, fabric and
  leather with cool tubular steel.

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• Chemical resistance and fire resistance are
  typical of metal components of church chairs and
  church pews.
• Church chairs made of plastic are not much used
  in Australia.
• Plastic is a very easy-care and hard-wearing
  material, but it makes furniture look cheap.

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• And this is the case even when it comes to
  expensive designer models.
• Since plastic has a disposable image, one could
  at best place plastic church chairs and church
  pews in a place that is not too visible (parish
  hall, parish office).
• Plastic seating is not suitable for sacred spaces
  such as the interior of a church.

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• Higher quality church chairs are treated
  additionally, which increases their value and of
  course, also increases their price.
• But then they are primarily protected against
  moisture and mechanical damage (scratches).
• Some Australian suppliers even manufacture church
  chairs and church pews with real leather
  upholstery or recreate historical seating.

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• Depending on the model, one or two further
  horizontal struts are inserted in the back area.
• The seat of the church chair has a round recess
  in the middle.
• It is stained in various colours, and matt
  lacquered in the middle price segment.

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• All in all, Church chairs and church pews are a
  critical part of the modern churches, and their
  essence must be protected by buying the right
  furniture.

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