Dimensions: Standard size, with the option to manufacture to specific requirements.
A clear or white Perspex podium with an angled shape.
The white podium is discreet, because the speaker’s body and the add-ons fitted inside the podium (such as a shelf and a drinks-bottle holder) cannot be seen through white Perspex.
Add-ons in the picture: Silicone wheels, logo engraving / vinyl sticker / pocket for a logo sheet.
A podium made of white or clear Perspex, built in a straight shape.
Add-ons in the picture: Silicone wheels and a Perspex pocket for an interchangeable brochure.
A podium that can be dismantled and folded, easy to carry and fits in any car.
Add-on options: silicone wheels with brakes, a middle shelf for a laptop
Dimensions: Standard size, and a specific size can be manufactured as needed.
The podium is made of Perspex combined with wood: a brown wooden base and shelf with a Perspex reading shelf.
Made of 8 mm clear Perspex, including:
A reading shelf covered in blue velvet.
The black Perspex at the top is designed to hide the LED lighting.
The Prime Minister model is built in a straight shape.
4 silicone wheels and a front logo.
Made of 8 mm clear Perspex, including:
A clear Perspex reading shelf.
The black Perspex at the top is designed to hide the LED lighting.
The President model is built in an angled shape with white Perspex sides.
4 silicone wheels and a front logo.
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A lectern – or by its foreign name, a podium – should suit the speaker’s needs, and no detail that could add to their comfort in front of an audience should be left out. If you are on this page, you have noticed how important the look of the speaker’s podium is. Just as the speaker’s words suit the audience, the podium should suit the overall setting of the hall or area and create an atmosphere that complements the style and quality of the venue. A lectern – podium – has always been an integral part of how both the speaker and the venue are represented.
In recent years, with the development of global innovation, the podium has not been left behind either – it now involves thinking about the small details that make the speaker comfortable, as well as the importance of its look as innovative and leading.
Today the world is increasingly becoming what is called “mini” – everything is accessible, and at the press of a button people can decide where they want to be right now, physically or visually. Another thing connected to the “mini” world is the YouTube generation, where you can watch presentations, videos and lectures by people all over the globe – one more good reason to choose an innovative, graceful podium that hasn’t been left behind.
Shivuk Shay Perspex Industries – has been making lecterns since its very beginning in 1987, using a variety of materials and designs and according to customers’ requirements.
In the 2000s we used to make lecterns from wood – relatively heavy and without many add-ons for the speaker’s comfort, since that was not the emphasis at the time.
With the development of the global world and the new generation, more and more people want things that are convenient and make life easier, not harder – so atShivuk Shay Perspex Industries we came to understand that we needed to meet the public’s needs, and so we began making lighter lecterns from Perspex, with silicone wheels to make them easier to move, a holder for drinks bottles for the speaker’s comfort, a reading light and microphone preparation. All this and more makes things easier for our customers and leaves them feeling good and at ease during their speech.
The lecterns we make can be seen starring in every speech by the Prime Minister, in lectures and conferences, hotels, municipalities, synagogues and institutions, commercial companies and professional organisations.
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