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Patriots Point Naval Museum Kiosk
Patriots Point Naval & Maritime Museum needed to replace an aging wooden display at their UH-1C Iroquois Huey exhibit.
They came to us directly with a description of what they needed. No drawings. No existing design to work from. We designed it, built it, finished it, and installed it on site.
The original wooden kiosk — weathered and past its useful life. Patriots Point needed a permanent replacement built to survive years of outdoor exposure.
The finished enclosure in the shop before installation — aluminum, TIG welded, powder coated in olive drab. The UH-1C interpretive panel sourced and fitted by Alphidia.
The heart of the interactive system — a custom configured audio module triggered by the push button. 12VDC, outdoor rated, designed and wired in-house by Alphidia.
Installation day at Patriots Point. The Huey on the left, the USS Yorktown in the background. The kiosk set and wired — ready for visitors.
The finished display in service at Patriots Point. Visitors press the button to hear the history of the UH-1C Iroquois Huey — exactly as the museum envisioned it.
What This Project Required
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Full enclosure design from concept brief
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Aluminum fabrication and TIG welding
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In-house powder coating
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12VDC interactive audio system design and wiring
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Interpretive panel sourcing and coordination
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On-site installation at Patriots Point
We design it, build it, finish it, and install it. One shop. One call.
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If you have a project that needs design, fabrication, and installation — call us. (843) 647-6443
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