• Structural stability: the bent galvanized steel base and the welded reinforcement brackets guarantee resistance and permanent immobility even in conditions of strong wind or mechanical stress.
• Durability over time: the zinc and painting protect against oxidation and degradation, reducing maintenance costs in outdoor environments.
• Content flexibility: the possibility of applying screen-printed panels in polyethylene or copper allows for frequent updates of messages and information without replacing the structure.
• Permanent installation: floor anchoring ensures definitive fixing and prevents accidental movement.
• Corten steel option: for environments with specific aesthetic needs, it is possible to manufacture it in Corten with an oxidative patina that improves over time without requiring painting.

The lectern is suitable for public spaces and areas of civic interest where it is necessary to convey permanent or temporary information (by updating the panel). Typical applications include:

• Public parks and gardens
• Archaeological areas and historical sites
• Squares and municipal complexes
• Nature trails and themed routes
• Neighborhood green spaces with informative functions
• Permanent installations in urban and rural contexts

The robust structure and ground fixing also make it suitable for high-traffic pedestrian areas or unfavorable weather conditions, where absolute stability and minimal maintenance are required.

Choose this lectern when you need a fixed, durable, and easily updatable structure to communicate information in public spaces. It is the right choice if:

• You have a space intended for permanent installation and have permissions for floor anchoring;
• You plan to frequently update graphic content without replacing the load-bearing structure;
• You are looking for very low maintenance in outdoor environments thanks to the zinc-paint protection;
• The environment requires resistance to wind and mechanical stress without risk of tipping over;
• You have a budget oriented towards structural quality rather than temporary or portable solutions.

Do not choose it if you require mobility, temporary installations, or if the space does not allow for floor anchoring.

What is the difference between a transparent polyethylene panel and a copper one?

The transparent polyethylene panel is more economical, lightweight, and allows for full visibility of the screen-printed text with good brightness even in backlit conditions. The copper panel offers a more noble finish, better readability from different angles, and greater aesthetic durability over time, especially in prestigious environments or protected areas. The choice depends on the architectural context and the planned update frequency.

Is the screen-printed panel included in the supply?

No, the screen-printed panel is not included. The supply only includes the galvanized and painted steel structure. The panel must be ordered separately and screen-printed according to the required graphic and textual specifications.

How is the lectern installed and what are the production times?

The lectern is installed by floor anchoring, an operation that requires a concrete or cement base. The bent base of the structure is specifically designed for this type of anchoring. Production times depend on the requested customizations; for specific details, please contact our sales department.

Is it possible to have it in Corten steel?

Yes, it is possible to manufacture the lectern in Corten steel instead of zinc-painted steel. This option requires a personalized quote as Corten develops a protective oxidative patina that improves aesthetics over time without the need for painting. It is particularly suitable for contemporary design contexts or prestigious landscape areas.

What certification and stability standards does this structure have?

The structure is designed and manufactured according to robustness standards for fixed street furniture. For specific certifications, structural stability calculations (wind loads, seismic resistance), and compliance with local or international regulations (EN, ISO), it is necessary to request detailed technical documentation from the manufacturer based on the geographic context of installation.

Are the reinforcement brackets always necessary?

Yes, the reinforcement brackets are welded according to the height of the structure to ensure rigidity and resistance to bending and lateral stresses. They are not optional elements but an integral part of the structural design.