How Glamorous Wood Upright Pen Stand is a perfect tool for Pen Lovers?

    

Since 2005, Lanier has been crafting wood pens including Rollerball Pen, Fountain Pen, Ball Point Pens and Pencil, and exotic wood upright pen stands every day for customers throughout the world. Each Lanier upright pen stand has Artistic value and practical use that is second to none. Lanier Pens offers the most exquisite vertical pen displays, and pen stands to fit a broad range of Fountain Pens, Ball Point Pens, and Rollerball Pens.

Different types of woods used to craft the glamorous Pen Stand

Our upright pen displays and pen stands are made from different kinds of wood for you to choose from including:

·         Walnut

·         Maple

·         Rosewood

·         Bocote

·         Bubinga

Why our upright pen displays and pen stands are so exceptional?

Our customer's value and treasure every one of their writing instruments and a display stand made in the USA out of beautiful exotic woods is the best alternative not only to showcase your collection but also to extend the life of our favorite fountain pens. It is common knowledge that fountain pens contain liquid ink, and if the ink is left to dry inside the feeder of the fountain pen nib, the flow of ink to the paper will be interrupted and will sometime cause a blockage and the pen will not write. The best solution to avert this is to not lay your fountain pen down on a flat surface. Instead, display your pen collection proudly on a custom made Lanier Upright Pen Stand, which will allow gravity to drain the ink out of the nib and feeder and back into the body of the pen where it belongs.

Enough space for all Your Pens

Most of our consumers have a wide range of ballpoint, roller ball as well as Fountain Pens in their collection. They value and treasure every one of them. However, more than that, they are very proud of them, and therefore, almost all of them will have their pens on display. Our upright pen stands are made to exact specifications and out of the finest materials available. They not only display your pen collection the way that it should be to make a statement, but they also keep your pens on display within reach.

 

The design

You might wonder what makes our Lanier upright pen stands so exceptional. To begin with, it’s important to mention that our entire pen stands are custom items made to order and each unit will be a one-of-a-kind piece of art.

Each of our pen stands are made from solid exotic woods harvested from sustainable trees. Next, the customer selects the design that best suits their collection. We have designs ranging from 1 pen to 15 pen upright stands.  Then our Master Woodworkers layout the exact measurements to create the perfect angle for gravity to do its magic and for the stand to display the correct number of writing instruments.

After all the wood parts have been cut to specification, then the sanding and polishing process begins.  During this stage the raw wood is polished to perfection protection by hand and then protected with an Oil and Urethane Topcoat. The final step is assembly where the unit is put together with glue.  We proudly use no nails, nuts, bolts or screws to insure all parts of the stand are made of soft wood with no hard metal objects that could potentially harm or scratch your cherished writing instruments.

If you’re a daily pen user or even a moderate to extreme pen collector you should own owe one or more Lanier Upright Pen Stands!

Rosewood

Bolivian Rosewood shares numerous characteristics of true rosewoods including its colors, working properties, and density. Colors range from violet streaks to coffee browns and black. The trees grow in Bolivia and some of the surrounding Countries. Logs are small and usually only produce lumber 3-6 inches; wide. Only a small percentage of logs are large enough to cut high quality wide boards (boards 8" are considered wide for this species). Bolivian Rosewood makes a nice choice for acoustic and electric guitars but is also used for anything from high end veneers for corporate jets to jewelry boxes and everything in between. Other common names are Pau Ferro, Santos Rosewood, Morado, and others. Bolivian Rosewood glues better and is less expensive than other true rosewoods. Though Rosewood is in its name, it is not true Rosewood as the scientific name does not have Dalbergia in it; rather it is a Machaerium spp.