Structural event systems planned around the stage design and technical load. Upshot AV supports modular stages, truss and technical structure for events where LED, lighting, audio and production systems need a coordinated base.
Share the stage dimensions, venue, event format and any drawings or technical loads already available.
Modular stage surfaces for presentations and live programmes.
Technical support for lighting, LED and production equipment.
Structures planned where rigging or venue conditions require it.
Dimensions, load paths and venue rules confirmed before build.
Stage and truss should be planned together with the systems they support, not treated as decorative add-ons.
Stage size, height and layout aligned with presenters, performers and screen placement.
Truss layouts for lighting, LED, audio and selected technical infrastructure.
Freestanding structures considered where overhead rigging is unavailable or unsuitable.
Raised presentation or equipment platforms where the event requires them.
Load information, attachment points and venue restrictions reviewed as part of the technical plan.
Stage, screens, speakers and lighting coordinated so structure and sightlines work together.
Dimensions: Required stage width, depth and height, plus available footprint.
Venue: Access route, ceiling height, floor conditions and rigging rules.
Loads: LED, lighting, audio or scenic elements that need structural support.
Audience: Seating and sightlines that affect stage elevation and screen position.
Schedule: Build, technical setup, rehearsal, show and dismantle windows.
The structural requirement changes with the format and what the stage has to carry.
Presentation stages, LED support, lighting positions and podium areas.
Stage structures coordinated with visual reveals and lighting.
Small presentation platforms and technical truss around stands.
Stage platforms, screen support and lighting structure for show programmes.
Performance stages and technical support layouts based on the production brief.
Production-led staging where a proper technical structure is required.
Lighting, LED and audio loads should be confirmed before structure is finalised.
Structural work is most reliable when dimensions, loads and venue constraints are resolved early.
Collect dimensions, stage plan and technical requirements.
Define stage, truss and support layout.
Confirm access, floor, ceiling and rigging constraints.
Install structure in the planned sequence.
Coordinate LED, lighting, audio and rehearsal.
Dismantle after show close in the agreed window.
Useful questions to settle before the final scope is prepared.
Yes. A combined scope is often more useful when screens, lighting or audio depend on the same structure.
Exact dimensions are ideal, but a venue plan, stage concept and audience layout can be used to develop the requirement.
It can form part of the support solution where the design, loads and venue conditions allow; the structural method must be defined for the actual project.
Stage-only enquiries can be reviewed, but this page is positioned around technically coordinated staging and truss.
Stage size/height, truss layout, structural complexity, access, installation schedule and supported systems.
Event date, venue, stage dimensions or drawings, systems to be supported, audience layout and schedule.
Attach the stage drawing or BOQ if available. Include venue, dimensions, technical loads and schedule.
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