Musketeer™- oak

The FSC-certified Musketeer™ Oak lectern is a rustic, durable hardwood lectern for countryside, woodland and outdoor visitor sites.

Musketeer™- oak

Hardwood Oak construction creates a rustic lectern suited to countryside settings
Accessible angled reading surface suits children and wheelchair users comfortably
Removable graphic panel with tamper-resistant fixings supports secure, updateable interpretation

Size

Specification - Musketeer - Oak Artwork Guidelines

Hardwood Oak construction
Tamper resistant fixings
Removable graphic panel
Easy access for children and wheelchair users
Preservative finish
Standard sizes A3, A2, A1 and A0
Standard panoramic sizes 900mm x 300mm, 1200mm x 400mm and 1500mm x 500mm
1 year manufacturer’s warranty

Our Musketeer™ Oak lectern displays have a rustic appearance and are ideal for countryside and woodland settings. Made from FSC certified hardwood Oak they offer a highly durable and aesthetically pleasing interpretation display solution. Interpretation panels are presented at a low angle, ideal for children and wheelchair users or in areas where space is limited. Twin leg and single leg lecterns are available in a range of sizes to accommodate larger and smaller interpretation boards.

Tilgate Park, Groundwork South

See how the Tilgate Park project combined wayfinding and interpretation to enhance navigation while celebrating the park’s landscape, wildlife, and visitor experience.

Do you offer signage, interpretation and wayfinding design services?

Yes. Our in-house design team supports signage and wayfinding consultancy, interpretation design, illustration, mapping, theme development, storyline creation and copywriting. We can work from your existing brief or help shape the project from an early stage.

For more information about our design services, please see the relevant service pages on our website. Link to Services page

Do you design interpretation panels as well as the display structures?

Yes. We provide a full interpretation service, which can include panel design as well as the manufacture and installation of the finished display. We can tailor the design approach to your site, audience, subject matter and budget.

Our team can also support related services such as creative mapping, illustration, interpretation signage design, sign and wayfinding strategy, printed literature and content development.

Where can I browse your product range and technical information?

You can explore our products on the website, where individual product pages provide useful information about styles, features and technical details. We do not rely on a single printed catalogue, because many of our products are configurable and are often specified to suit each project.

If you need help comparing options, our team can recommend suitable products based on your site, audience, budget and design requirements.

Do your signs come with a warranty?

Yes. Our signs come with a 1-year manufacturer’s warranty, and some product elements may carry longer product-specific performance guarantees. For example, our n-Viro printed panels include a 10 year lightfastness guarantee.

If you are comparing products for a particular environment, we are happy to explain the warranty position and the expected maintenance requirements for the specification you are considering.

What sizes do your signs come in?

Many products are available in standard A sizes, including A4 (297 x 210mm), A3 (420 x 297mm), A2 (594 x 420mm), A1 (841 x 594mm) and A0 (1188 x 841mm). Bespoke sizes can also be manufactured to suit your project.

You can find size information in the product features and technical download area on our website.

Please note that the stated panel size is usually the size of the graphic panel rather than the overall size of the frame. On some framed products, the frame overlaps the panel slightly, which reduces the visible printed area. Client supplied artwork checksheets are also available in our download area.

Can graphic panels be replaced or updated later?

Yes. Many framed signs are designed so that the graphic panel can be removed and replaced, allowing information to be updated without replacing the entire sign structure. This can be a very practical option where messages, maps or interpretation content may change over time.