Modern Lecterns

About this modern lectern:

This is a great cheaper alternative to the Arc2 lectern but with the stylish look of a contemporary pulpit. 

This is the original version of the Arc pulpit as used by Hillsong Church. It is an economical pulpit for churches on a tighter budget. Slightly heavier than the Arc2 but still easy to lift with one hand. It is made in Australia by Procson because we are obsessed with quality.

This is a re-release of the original Arc lectern – the Arc1. Hillsong Church initially used this version. Hillsong now use the Arc2 and the Arc3, but the earlier version Arc1 is cheaper to make, so we decided to re-release it. It is good if your church is starting out or if you are looking for an elegant yet reasonably priced solution.

More about this contemporary pulpit:

Weighing 8.5kg/19lbs, this lectern is perfect for your church or sanctuary.

Here at Procson, we use a specially developed hollow stem technology to make the stem light yet strong. The single curved stem means that the pulpit is less distracting for the listeners. They can concentrate more on what the speaker has to say!

The radial brushed finish has been specially developed to reduce fingerprint marks. This also looks great under church stage lighting. All screws are hidden for an beautiful finish. This pulpit comes flat packed and takes less than 5 minutes to assemble, even for a novice. Tools and instructions are included. The top is made of scratch resistant clear plastic (also known as acrylic, Perspex or lucite) and is 24”/60cm wide. This pulpit is intended for many years of use. In the unlikely event that you break the top, a replacement is available. 

Anti reflective film is not available for this lectern. Anti reflective film is normally needed if you have a projector screen behind the preacher. Click here for more info on anti reflective film.  If you need anti reflective film you might wish to consider the Arc2 range as they have optional AR film. Please check out the diagram above or the video below which explain the differences between the Arc1 and the Arc2 lecterns.