Choose this detailed Gothic communion rail to accent your existing or Imperial 200 series chancel area. Each unit includes a 12" wide x 2" thick attached kneeler cushion. Does not come with a platform riser. Construction features include:
- Stained trim consisting of Apppalachian red oak
- All veneered sheets are cored with durable lightweight plywood
- Construction features routed edges and dovetailed and dadoed joints
- Finished with choice of 12 stain accent options and 48 new fabric choices
- Stains are pre-catalyzed lacquer with clear topcoat for additional surface protection
- Additional construction information available upon request
- Other options include communion cup tray holders, gates and removable sections. Call for details.
Other custom sizes are also available. Contact ChurchPartner if you do not find the length you are looking for.
Since this item has been custom made to meet your specific requirements, it is non-returnable. We strongly suggest that you make sure this item is what you want before you make your purchase.
Since 1960, Imperial Woodworks, Inc. has been a family-run business making custom wooden church furniture. With second and third generations now in place, Imperial is the nation’s largest manufacturer that produces solely church furniture. Our 120,000 sq. ft. factory allows us to produce everything from church pews to communion rails to clergy chairs. Our company has shown continued growth without losing sight of our goal to make customer service the number one priority.
To meet the challenge of the diverse products used for worship today, Imperial offers traditional products such as solid wood church pews, communion rails, walk-in pulpits, kneelers, pew screens and modesty rails, custom chancel furniture designs, and solid oak chairs to beautifully coordinate all the church furnishings. In addition, Imperial provides more modern products such as metal and wood stacking chairs, plexiglass and acrylic pulpits and communion tables, and combination and defined-back pew seating options, along with more open, rounded designs of pulpits, tables, pulpit chairs and furniture, and pew ends to create a more contemporary feel to the worship setting.
