Canterbury Collection Maple Hardwood Standing Lectern in Medium Oak Finish, 43 Inch
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Description
📢 Own the room with timeless elegance and commanding stature
- EFFORTLESS SETUP - Some assembly required—get ready to impress in no time
- COMPACT FOOTPRINT - 17.25" W x 13" D fits seamlessly into modern workspaces
- ELEVATE YOUR PRESENCE - Stands tall at 43 inches for commanding presentations
- CRAFTED FOR DURABILITY - Solid maple hardwood ensures lasting quality and timeless style
- SLEEK MEDIUM OAK FINISH - Warm, professional tone that complements any office or conference room
The Maple Hardwood Standing Lectern in Medium Oak Finish stands 43 inches tall and is crafted from premium solid maple wood. Its compact 17.25" by 13" footprint fits perfectly in professional settings, while the warm oak finish adds a sophisticated touch. Designed for easy assembly, this lectern is ideal for managers and professionals who want to make a confident impression during presentations.
Specifications
| Manufacturer | Robert Smith |
| Brand | Canterbury Collection |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Color | Brown |
| Backing Material | Wood |
| Shape | Rectangular |
| Material Type | Wood |
| Manufacturer Part Number | PN#TS994 |
Reviews
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Nice piece, a bit tricky to assemble
The lectern is nice in appearance, and seems well-manufactured. The attachments for the three legs consist of an upper dowel and a lower stud- bolt. The dowel is not glued into the upright (although it could be, if desired), so it's just a loose, locating piece. As with the dowel pins, the stud-bolts are already installed in the legs, and are inserted into the hollow "barrel" at the bottom of the lectern's upright post. It's very tricky getting the washer and nut onto the stud, and progressively more so for the second and third studs. The tiny "wrench" that is included for tightening the nuts is marginal, and it's difficult getting enough rotation of the nuts to engage the wrench on the next "flat". The inside of the "barrel" just doesn't give much room to maneuver the hardware. Find someone with really small fingers to do the assembling! It would be a nice touch if the angle of the lectern's head was made adjustable, but the fixed angle seems OK.
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