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By Lloyd’s Woodworking Inc.

What Photos Should We Send for a Church Pew Project?

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DIRECT ANSWER:

Start with photographs of the complete sanctuary, each pew style, representative rows, pew ends, seats, backs, kneelers, floor connections, visible damage and memorial or donor information. Include approximate quantities and dimensions.

YOU DON’T NEED A PROFESSIONAL SURVEY TO START THE CONVERSATION.

A PHONE CAMERA CAN TELL US A LOT.

PHOTO 1

THE ENTIRE SANCTUARY

PHOTO 2

A COMPLETE PEW

PHOTO 3

PEW ENDS

PHOTO 4

SEATS AND BACKS

PHOTO 5

KNEELERS

PHOTO 6

FLOOR CONNECTIONS

PHOTO 7

VISIBLE DAMAGE

PHOTO 8

PLAQUES, MEMORIALS OR INSCRIPTIONS

PHOTO 9

OTHER WOOD FURNISHINGS

SEND BASIC INFORMATION

Church name

Project location

Contact person

Approximate pew quantity

Approximate pew lengths

Known problems

Desired result

Related flooring or renovation work

Desired timing

Frequently asked questions

DO WE NEED PROFESSIONAL PHOTOGRAPHY?

No.

SHOULD WE PHOTOGRAPH EVERY PEW?

Start with representative photographs and document unusual damage separately.

SHOULD WE INCLUDE THE WHOLE SANCTUARY?

Yes.

SHOULD WE SEND FLOORING INFORMATION?

Yes, if flooring work is planned.

BEFORE YOUR CHURCH REPLACES IT, LET US SEE IT.

Pews, church furnishings, doors and architectural woodwork may have restoration or repair options worth understanding before replacement.

Send Lloyd’s photos and basic project information to begin the conversation.

START WITH THE SANCTUARY.

SHOW US WHAT YOU HAVE.