Events · Staging
Stage, structures and the technical infrastructure of an event.
The structure carries everything else: screens, lighting, sound and people. We plan it around load limits and access on site.
When clients usually bring us in
- you need a larger LED setup
- the event needs multi-camera production
- the programme has to be streamed
- you're juggling several technical suppliers
- you want one team for the whole delivery
You don't have to book the whole production
We can cover LED only, video only, sound only, lighting only or streaming only - with or without an operator.
What this means for you
- One supplier instead of five separate crews.
- Equipment tested before the event day.
- Backup paths for the critical parts of the system.
- One point of contact during the show.
Problem → solution
What we provide
- stage decks and platforms
- truss structures
- rigging
- screen support structures
- lighting structures
- technical layout planning
- working within permitted load limits
- installation on site
- a safety check before the programme
- dismantling after the event
A stage is a load-bearing structure, not scenery
A stage structure carries people, equipment and often the screen as well. So dimensions, load ratings and access matter more than looks: what fits through the door, what the floor takes, where the rigging points are and how much time there is to build.
- stage size and height relative to the programme and sightlines
- floor loading and how the weight is distributed
- access: doors, lift and the route into the room
- rigging points and their certified capacity
- steps, rails and performer safety
- cable protection and paths between equipment
- load-in and load-out times agreed with the venue
- the stage backdrop: screen, print or structure
Sightlines decide the layout
A stage that is too low means the third row sees the heads in front of them. Too high, and the front row is looking up. So we set the height from the room depth, the seating layout and the screen height behind the stage, not from habit.
How rental and delivery work
Suitable for
We choose the configuration for the room, the programme and the audience size, not from a price list.
Configurations
Possible setups and equipment scale, adjustable even close to the event.
Delivery and installation
Transport, rigging, connection and testing on site.
With or without an operator
You can take the equipment on your own or with our technician for the whole programme.
Compatibility
Alignment with other suppliers' equipment on site and with your content.
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FAQ
Can we rent the equipment without a technician?
For simpler setups yes; for demanding ones we recommend a technician for the whole programme.
How do you decide on the right configuration?
From the room, the programme and the audience size, not from a price list.
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Sounds like your project?
Send us the project description, your existing system, the tender documents or the event date.