This steel document station with lectern top provides a sturdy, organised point for paperwork, manuals and forms in workshops, warehouses and industrial environments.
With a sloping lectern-style work surface and compact footprint, it offers a convenient place to read, write and store documents while standing.
Product Features
- Integrated lectern top for comfortable reading and writing while standing
- Robust steel construction for long-lasting use in busy workplaces
- Compact 525 mm width to fit easily into confined areas
- Practical 1130 mm height for ergonomic access to documents
- Enclosed design beneath the lectern to help keep paperwork organised
- Ideal as a central information or document control point
Key Specifications
| Product type | Document station with lectern top |
| Overall height | 1130 mm |
| Overall width | 525 mm |
| Overall depth | 550 mm |
| Construction | Steel |
| Category | General purpose cupboard |
| Price range | £621.60 |
Applications
- Storing and referencing production paperwork on the factory floor
- Holding delivery notes and manifests in warehouses and dispatch areas
- Site documentation station for maintenance, health and safety or quality records
- Information point in workshops, garages and service areas
- Logbook and checklist station in plant rooms and engineering spaces
Frequently Asked Questions
What is this document station designed for?
It is designed to provide a stable lectern-style work surface and enclosed storage for documents, making it ideal for handling paperwork, logbooks and manuals in industrial and commercial environments.
How much space does the unit require?
The document station has an overall footprint of 525 mm in width and 550 mm in depth, with a height of 1130 mm, allowing it to fit neatly into corridors, near workstations or beside machinery.
Is this suitable for use in a workshop or warehouse?
Yes, the robust steel construction and practical design make it well suited to workshops, warehouses, factories and other demanding workplaces where a dedicated document point is needed.