Early designs of company selling podium and lecterns all over the worldArylic lecturnpodium designs for modern sanctuarypulpit or podium sermon notes and sketches modern santuary podium for sermon or speakingmodern lectern podium design for church buildingacrylic and stainlesss steel podium for church ministerperspex and aluminium podium designPlastic and stainless steel lecternEarly designs of company selling modern pulpitsModern and stylish podium designsPodiums designed to suit most heights of men and womenPrototype of modern podium for charismatic churchAward winnign designer Stephen Procter demonstrating his bestselling lecternPreachers such as Brian Houston, Benny HInn and Reinhhadt Bonke has all used Procson podiumsArc lectern, bestselling all over the worldPodium are now minimalist, stylish and professional looking for the modern day churchPodium with matching table, used for glass of water, laptop and resourcesPastors of modern churches love to minimalist, sleek look of these lecternsAll Procson podiums are ergonomically designedProcson pulpits are flat packed and shipped to countries all over the world, from Holland to  USA to BruneiEarly design of leading company in modern pulpitsArc lectern easily holds bible, folder and notes for preacher or speakerUnique, modern and sleek in finish. Bestselling as a result.
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Design & Manufacture
 


We are constantly refining the lecterns in our existing church lectern range and designing new lecterns. From the initial idea to production is an involved process that takes many months. The lecterns on this website are the best from 32 lecterns that were built and tested. They are the result of many prototypes and rigorous testing over many months of development. Click on the above images to see parts of our development process.

Why do we have so many ideas, do so many CAD (computer aided design) drawings and models, build so many prototypes and yet so few make if through the process? Lecterns fail at the development process for several reasons: Stability, weight, aesthetics, cost and ergonomics (design for the human body based on anthropmetric data). Many of our great looking ideas ended up being too heavy to lift, or not stable enough (we couldn't get them through the tipping phase of our testing). Conversely, many stable and lightweight lectern ideas just were not good looking enough for todays modern churches. Even after a lectern design is released for sale, we constantly refine it. This is based on our own tests and feedback from our customers. In particular, our 'tough but fair' customers are very helpful. These are churches, like Hillsong church, who use our lecterns and tables under extrememe conditions. A lectern at Hillsong church or Hillsong conference will be constantly moved, bumped, knocked, carried, transported, disassembled, assembled, televised and used by some of the worlds most well known preachers. Feedback from extreme usage situations helps us to constantly improve them, giving you a better lectern experience. As a result, we make incremental improvements to the balance, weight and production quality and make subtle aesthetic improvements to produce an ever better lectern design. After all- we are lectern specialists, so it's what we think about all the time.