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Pew Kneeler Parts
Here are the most popular items related to your search for church Pew Kneeler parts and Replacement Parts for Pew Kneelers. All of our parts our genuine Atwood Hamlin factory parts to repair your pew kneelers or to add new kneelers.
If you have questions about pew kneeler parts, please email us a few pictures of your kneelers and we can tell you what parts are needed.
Metal Pew Kneeler Mounting Bracket
- The Most commonly used bracket. Older versions of bracket have a pointed top.
All versions of this have the Pat. No. 2892488 stamped in the middle. The smaller size DD brackets have the same Pat No. - Mounts to pew ends or supports
- Sold as a pair (right & left sides)
- One side has permanent post with rubber stop
- One side has unscrewable post with rubber stop
- Pivot Posts are on 4-1/4" centers (pin to pin)
- Custom Made in USA by Atwood Hamlin to fit your church pews.
- Choose from Fabric or Vinyl
- Complete kneeler includes metal frame, cushioned top, side arms, legs (assembled)
- Mounting brackets included (combination bracket)
- Folds up and away when not is use
- Center spine support runs length of kneeler
- Comfortable & strong, fits any pew
- PRICE BELOW IS PER FOOT (Enter Total Footage for Price)
- SEE BELOW FOR ORDERING INSTRUCTIONS
- DO NOT ORDER ANY OTHER ITEMS ON YOUR KNEELER ORDER (Replacement kneeler parts okay. i.e. brackets, feet, etc.)
- Pew Kneelers under 4ft in length Ship UPS subject to our Free Freight policy
- Kneelers over 48" ship by Motor Frieght subject to a PER ORDER charge of $150 (up to 10 kneelers) $175 (up to 25 kneelers) $200 (Up to 50 kneelers) and $250 (any QTY over 50). Shipping to a church address Lower 48 states only. Extra charges for Limited Access, Downtown delivery. Curbside delivery via 18 wheeler. Church unloads truck. Freight will be added to your order when it ships and your credit card will be charged.
- Replacement Kneeler pads for wood or metal church kneelers
- Choose from Vinyl or large selection of fabrics.
- Custom made to your width, length and thickness. (Individual lengths over 8ft will have a freight surcharge of $250 per order)
- Simply unscrew your olde pads and screw these new pads in place.
- Standard Pricing is for pads up to 5-1/2" wide. (Contact us for pricing if width is over 5-1/2")
- Price includes FREE SHIPPING to a Church Address in the Lower 48. Minimum Order 8 pads or Shipping Surcharge of $250 applies.
- DO NOT ORDER ANY OTHER ITEMS ON YOUR KNEELER ORDER (Replacement kneeler parts are okay. i.e. brackets, feet, etc.)
- Pew Kneeler Kit includes everything you need except the padding/upholstery to make your own church pew kneelers.
- INCLUDES the extruded metal "V" channel, pair of D brackets, pair of kneeler arms and legs (all assembled)
- Does NOT include the padded top or wooden base/foam.
- Custom Made in USA by Atwood Hamlin to fit your church pews.
- PRICE BELOW IS PER FOOT (Enter Total Footage for Price)
- SEE BELOW FOR ORDERING INSTRUCTIONS
- DO NOT ORDER ANY OTHER ITEMS ON YOUR KNEELER ORDER (Replacement kneeler parts okay. i.e. brackets, feet, etc.)
- Pew Kneelers under 4ft in length Ship UPS subject to our Free Freight policy
- Kneelers over 48" ship by Motor Frieght subject to a PER ORDER charge of $150 (up to 10 kneelers) $175 (up to 25 kneelers) $200 (Up to 50 kneelers) and $250 (any QTY over 50). Shipping to a church address Lower 48 states only. Extra charges for Limited Access, Downtown delivery. Curbside delivery via 18 wheeler. Church unloads truck. Freight will be added to your order when it ships and your credit card will be charged.
- This SKU is a package of 100ea kneeler feet
- RU-L Kneeler foot or bumper is made of rubber with a recess to fit the kneeler foot
- Made to fit Atwood Hamlin metal kneelers
- Overall Dimensions: 2-1/2" long x 1-1/8" wide x 1/2" high
- Interior Cutout : 1-15/16 long x 19/32" wide (steps outward about 1/8" at bottom) x 1/4" deep
- RU-L Kneeler foot or bumper is made of rubber with a recess to fit the kneeler foot
- Made to fit Atwood Hamlin metal kneelers
- Overall Dimensions: 2-1/2" long x 1-1/8" wide x 1/2" high
- Interior Cutout : 1-15/16 long x 19/32" wide (steps outward about 1/8" at bottom) x 1/4" deep
- NOTE There is a $75 minimum on pew kneeler parts (mix & match okay)
- Pew kneeler bumper or foot is made of rubber with 2 screw holes (MCS)
- Metal washers molded directly into the holes
- 1-3/4" long x 5/8" wide x 1/2" high
- Screw holes are spaced on 1" centers
- 2 screws included
- NOTE There is a $35 minimum on pew kneeler parts (mix & match okay)
- Pew kneeler bumper made of rubber with "molded in" brass screw
- Overall diameter of rubber bumper is 3/4" x 1/2" high with 1/2" screw projection
- NOTE There is a $75 minimum on pew kneeler parts (mix & match okay)
Metal Pew Kneeler Mounting Bracket
- Mounts to pew ends or supports
- Sold as a pair (right & left sides)
- One side has permanent post with rubber stop
- Opposite side has unscrewable post with rubber stop
- Pivot Posts are on 3" centers
- All versions of this bracket have the Pat. No. 2892488 stamped.
The larger D brackets have the same Pat No.
Hamlin Metal Pew Kneeler Bracket
- Mounts to inside of pew ends.
- Identical to the standard brackets with the added strength of 2 screw holes at the top crown to help prevent the brackets from bending.
- Sold as a pair (right & left sides)
- One side has permanent post and rubber stop
- One side has unscrewable post and rubber stop
- Pivot Posts are on 4-1/4" centers
Frontal Screen Kneeler Bracket
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- Mounts to inside of frontal screens or pews
- Sold as a pair
- Both sides include unscrewable pins
- Used where a kneeler stop is not needed (frontal screens) or use in conjunction with RU-ER Kneeler stop with pews.
- Bottom is 2-1/8" long
- Sides are 1-3/4" long
- Socket protrudes 3/4" (exclusive of the removable pin)
Pew Kneeler Stop
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- Mounts to inside of pew ends and supports to serve as a "stop" for kneelers when folded up.
- Sold as a pair
- Robber stop is glued to removable metal pin
- Bottom is 2-1/8" long
- Sides are 1-3/4" long
- Socket protrudes 3/4" (exclusive of the removable pin)
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- Made of non-breakable plastic
- Rubber foot
- Slides on to standard Atwood-Hamlin kneelers
- Sold each
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- Mounts to floor
- Sold as a pair (right & left sides)
- One side has permanent post and rubber stop
- One side has unscrewable post and rubber stop
- For #4 arm
- Pivot Posts is 3-1/2" from floor
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- Mounts to floor
- Sold as a pair (right & left sides)
- One side has permanent post and rubber stop
- One side has unscrewable post and rubber stop
- For #5 arm
- Pivot Posts is 2" from floor
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- Mounts to floor
- Sold as pair (left & right)
- For #4 arm
- Pivot Posts is 3-1/2" from floor
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- Mounts to floor
- Sold as pair (left & right)
- For #5 arm
- Pivot Posts is 2" from floor
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- Mounts to floor
- Sold each
- For #4 arm
- Pivot Posts is 3-1/2" from floor
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- Mounts to floor
- Sold each
- For #4 arm
- Pivot Posts is 2" from floor
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- Mounts to pew end or support
- Used when the kneeler pivot point needs to extend beyond the pew end or support to allow more room for the kneeler to fold under the seat of the pew.
- Sold in pair (left & right)
- Each side has rubber kneeler stop
- One side has a fixed pivot post
- Opposite side has an unscrewable pivot post
- 3-3/8" from center of post to post
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- Mounts to pew
- Sold in pair (left & right)
- One side has fixed pivot
- One side has unscrewable pivot
- Both sides have a rubber kneeler stop
- 3-3/8" from center of post to post
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- Nylon
- 1-3/4" long x 3/8" diameter
- Slotted & threaded
- Fits Hamlin Metal Pew Kneelers
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- Rubber
- 1" long x 5/8" diameter
- Fits 3/8" stud
- Fits Hamlin Metal Pew Kneelers
- Nylon Bushing for pew kneelers
- OD is 17/32 in. on barrel and 21/32 in. on the collar
- ID is 13/32 in. (Fits 3/8" stud)
- 2 lengths available
- 13/16”L with 1/8” shoulder gap
- 15/16”L with 1/4” shoulder gap
- Fits Hamlin Metal Pew Kneelers
- Screws to fit all Atwood Hamlin pew kneeler brackets
- Black, hardened steel
- Philips head #10
- 2 screw lengths available
- 3/4" long for a fresh (new) installation
- 1" long for a replacement install where you may be driving screws into previous holes
- Box of one hundred
- NOTE: When replacing or tightening existing brackets, especially if someone used various odd types of screws previously, we have found it best to also have Philips head #8 x 1/1/4, #10 x 1-1/4 and #10 x 1-1/2" screws on hand. We do not sell them, but you can get them at any hardware store.
- Genuine Atwood Hamlin Replacement Kneeler Arm #3 #4 and #5
- 2", 3-½" and 4 ½" Pivot from the floor
- Sold in Pairs-Lefts and Rights and includes Screws
- Screen/frontal versions of this arm may have the first 1,2, or 3 holes cut off.
- Versions may have Hamlin Mfg. Co. Glendale, Calf. on them.
- Older versions of this arm have Pat. No. 180510 as do other arms.
- NOTE: The #3 is the Least common version of our arms, only used in special circumstances.
- Atwood Hamlin High-Impact Plastic Kneeler Leg
- Built-in rubber foot
- Includes mounting screw
- 5" (available with 4" or 6" metal leg)
- Sold each
Atwood Hamlin Spring Assist Pew Kneeler Brackets (pair)
- Mounts to inside of pew ends and the spring assist feature helps raise the kneeler and makes lowering the kneeler an easier and quieter operation.
- Sold as a pair (right & left side of kneeler)
- One side has permanent post and rubber stop
- One side has unscrewable post and rubber stop
- Screws sold separate
- When ordering spring lift kneeler brackets, we suggest ordering one or two pairs to try before placing a large order. You may find that you need to also replace kneeler arms or other components.
- See additional description for important ordering information. Be sure to let us know if you have wood or metal kneelers and their length, so we may supply these brackets with the correct spring.
- Spring Lift Screw Pin
- Sold individually
- Connects Spring Lift Bracket to Kneeler Arm
- Now Aluminum; formerly plastic
- This SKU is a package of 100ea kneeler feet
- RU-L Kneeler foot or bumper is made of rubber with a recess to fit the kneeler foot
- Made to fit Atwood Hamlin metal kneelers
- Overall Dimensions: 2-1/2" long x 1-1/8" wide x 1/2" high
- Interior Cutout : 1-15/16 long x 19/32" wide (steps outward about 1/8" at bottom) x 1/4" deep
- Custom Made in USA by Atwood Hamlin
- Choose from Fabric or Vinyl
- Complete kneeler includes metal frame, cushioned top, side arms, legs (assembled)
- Mounting brackets included (combination bracket)
- Folds up and away when not is use
- Center spine support runs length of kneeler
- Comfortable & strong, fits any pew
- PRICE BELOW IS PER FOOT
- SEE BELOW FOR ORDERING INSTRUCTIONS
- DO NOT ORDER ANY OTHER ITEMS ON YOUR KNEELER ORDER (Replacement kneeler parts okay. i.e. brackets, feet, etc.)
- Pew Kneelers under 4ft in length Ship UPS
- THIS ITEM IS FOR ONE KNEELER ONLY AND IS INTENDED FOR SAMPLE ORDERS
- ENTER THE WHOLE FEET OF LENGTH NEEDED
- PRICE IS PER FOOT
Q. What size and type screws should we use to attach the kneeler brackets to our pews?
A. The bracket mfg. offers 2 lengths of screws, (3/4” and 1”) either or neither of which may work for you.I just got through replacing a lot of brackets at my church and I found that on pews where the previous brackets had been installed perfectly, and the hole had not been made larger by a loose bracket, the 1” length was usually OK. (You could use the ¾” on a brand new install but otherwise they are too short.)
The more typical experience was where the hole on some pews was too large to use the mfg screws and I had to make a couple of trips to the hardware store to get larger screws.
I used several different sizes depending on the situation. It was clear that one person before me had used a certain style and type of screw when repairing the kneeler brackets, and another repair job the previous guy used a different size. (Both were not what I would have used so it added to the difficulty in fixing the kneelers)
Also, we had the floors re-done recently and when the floor guys put the pews back down, they used 3 different styles of fasteners (who knows why) and each one required a different replacement screw size depending on how well they had driven the fastener.
The factory kneeler bracket screws are black, like a drywall screw but are hardened and less prone to snapping. That said, I used a zinc #10 head because our hardware store didn’t carry the hardened ones and drywall screws will snap in the hard oak of a church pew.
The most common size screw I used to make the kneeler repairs was 1-1/4" length #10
In short, you will just need to see what works best for you. I would get a box of 1-1/4, 1” and maybe even some 1-1/2” ones although you want make sure they don’t bust out the other side. You could probably used the #8 screws in some spots, but if your experience is like mine, the #10 fills the gap of the previous hole a bit better.
Finally, I would recommend you to have 3 to 4 plastic boxes to keep the different screws in so you can slide them along the floor as you work. (the box they come in slows you down) and also to hold your old screws as they may be reusable somewhere else. You may find you have to change out the driver bit, as I did each time I came to a different fastener. I had one cordless drill, but two would have been better. If you are also replacing the kneeler stops or rubber bumpers, you will want a pair of channel lock pliers to remove the old rubber stop and a rubber mallet to install the new ones.
Hope this helps.
Thanks and Good luck,
How to Replace the Plastic or Metal Legs on your Metal Church Pew Kneelers
The legs on most metal kneelers used to be made of metal. They are now made on an unbreakable plastic. To replace your broken legs
A. The bracket mfg. offers 2 lengths of screws, (3/4” and 1”) either or neither of which may work for you.I just got through replacing a lot of brackets at my church and I found that on pews where the previous brackets had been installed perfectly, and the hole had not been made larger by a loose bracket, the 1” length was usually OK. (You could use the ¾” on a brand new install but otherwise they are too short.)
The more typical experience was where the hole on some pews was too large to use the mfg screws and I had to make a couple of trips to the hardware store to get larger screws.
I used several different sizes depending on the situation. It was clear that one person before me had used a certain style and type of screw when repairing the kneeler brackets, and another repair job the previous guy used a different size. (Both were not what I would have used so it added to the difficulty in fixing the kneelers)
Also, we had the floors re-done recently and when the floor guys put the pews back down, they used 3 different styles of fasteners (who knows why) and each one required a different replacement screw size depending on how well they had driven the fastener.
The factory kneeler bracket screws are black, like a drywall screw but are hardened and less prone to snapping. That said, I used a zinc #10 head because our hardware store didn’t carry the hardened ones and drywall screws will snap in the hard oak of a church pew.
The most common size screw I used to make the kneeler repairs was 1-1/4" length #10
In short, you will just need to see what works best for you. I would get a box of 1-1/4, 1” and maybe even some 1-1/2” ones although you want make sure they don’t bust out the other side. You could probably used the #8 screws in some spots, but if your experience is like mine, the #10 fills the gap of the previous hole a bit better.
Finally, I would recommend you to have 3 to 4 plastic boxes to keep the different screws in so you can slide them along the floor as you work. (the box they come in slows you down) and also to hold your old screws as they may be reusable somewhere else. You may find you have to change out the driver bit, as I did each time I came to a different fastener. I had one cordless drill, but two would have been better. If you are also replacing the kneeler stops or rubber bumpers, you will want a pair of channel lock pliers to remove the old rubber stop and a rubber mallet to install the new ones.
Hope this helps.
Thanks and Good luck,
How to Replace the Plastic or Metal Legs on your Metal Church Pew Kneelers
The legs on most metal kneelers used to be made of metal. They are now made on an unbreakable plastic. To replace your broken legs
