Lectern & Map Signs

Solid oak interpretation lecterns for South West Lakes Trust combine carefully presented visitor information with the warmth and character of natural timber. High-quality interpretive graphics explain the surrounding landscape clearly, while the angled lectern format makes the content comfortable to read outdoors. Robust, attractive and suited to countryside settings, the finished displays enrich the visitor experience without competing with the environment around them.

Clovelly’s map signage was created as a post-mounted panel to help visitors understand the site and plan their route. A bespoke cap detail was added to match the established signage already in place, ensuring the new display felt consistent with its surroundings. The completed map sign combines useful visitor information with a carefully considered finish that respects the distinctive character of the historic village.

A bespoke interpretation lectern at Killacourt in Newquay combines Western red cedar detailing with durable powder-coated graphic panels. The warm timber elements soften the contemporary metalwork, creating an attractive outdoor display suited to this prominent coastal setting. Clear visitor information is presented at a comfortable reading angle, while the carefully selected materials provide a distinctive, long-lasting finish for the public space.

Nature interpretation lecterns at Saltmill Park in Saltash help visitors discover more about the local landscape and wildlife. Built around durable aluminium structures with a protective powder-coated finish, the displays are well suited to long-term use in an exposed outdoor environment. Clear, engaging information is presented at an accessible reading angle, adding educational value to the park while complementing its natural surroundings.

Bespoke information lecterns for the Cornish Corn Bunting Project were crafted from curved oak, creating a distinctive natural form suited to the surrounding countryside. The shaped timber structures present the project’s interpretation graphics at a comfortable reading angle while reflecting the character of the landscape. Beautifully made and highly individual, the lectern signs help visitors learn more about the conservation work protecting this important Cornish bird.

A museum map positioned at the entrance to Bude Castle Heritage Centre gives visitors a clear overview before they begin exploring. Easy-to-follow graphics introduce the layout, key spaces and available routes, helping people understand the site from the moment they arrive. The display creates a useful first point of orientation and supports a smoother, more enjoyable journey through this important heritage attraction in Bude.

Quality map lecterns at St Enodoc Hotel help guests explore the surrounding area and discover nearby places, attractions and local establishments. Clear mapping and carefully organised information make routes easy to understand, whether visitors are travelling on foot or planning a wider day out. The bespoke displays add a useful, well-presented feature to the hotel while extending the guest experience beyond the property itself.

Double-sided information lecterns at this Newquay park present useful visitor content from both directions, making the displays easy to access along busy walking routes. Each side provides clear, engaging information at a comfortable reading height, helping visitors understand more about the site and its surroundings. The freestanding design creates an attractive and practical interpretation feature that can serve people approaching from either direction.

Wayfinding map signs for Launceston Town Council help residents and visitors understand the town centre and explore it with confidence. Clearly presented maps highlight key streets, destinations and local points of interest, making it easier to plan a route on foot. Positioned at useful decision points, the displays improve navigation while supporting a more welcoming and enjoyable experience of Launceston’s historic town centre.

Information lectern signs for South West Lakes Trust present visitor guidance and interpretation in a clear, accessible format. Positioned within the landscape, the angled displays are comfortable to read and allow people to learn more about each location as they explore. The signage combines practical information with engaging graphics, helping visitors understand the site while supporting a more informed and enjoyable experience of the lakes and surrounding countryside.

New location map panels for St Austell Rivers Trust were produced to fit neatly within the existing interpretation lecterns. Clear mapping helps visitors understand their position, follow surrounding routes and explore the local river environment with confidence. Updating the graphic panels refreshed the information while retaining the established structures, providing a practical and consistent improvement to the Trust’s outdoor visitor signage.