Stage constructions
Stage structures form the load-bearing system for stages, lighting and sound stands, scenic setups and mobile elements at concerts or events. They are based on truss beams and accessories such as pins and safety clips that connect the individual sections. The range mainly includes Duratruss components that can be assembled into various shapes. When choosing, check the beam type, length, manufacturer's load capacity and connection system to ensure all parts fit together.
Which type of beam do you need?
| Type | Particularly suitable for | What to consider |
|---|---|---|
| Single-tube truss beams | Smaller frames, holding lights and simpler structures | Lower rigidity than larger profiles |
| Ladder truss beams | Lightweight structures and simple connections | Beam orientation during installation |
| Triangular truss beams | Structures with increased rigidity and hanging lights | Weight and profile diameter |
| Rectangular truss beams | Stable frames, connections and setups | Dimensions and corner connections |
Connections and accessories
Beams may not be all you need. Assembling the structure also requires connecting elements, such as steel pins and safety clips, which are included in the range. For larger setups, you need truss base plates, stage platform beams or truss accessories for easier assembly. Choose structural components from the same system to prevent the joints from loosening.
What to check before choosing
- The dimensions and load capacity of the beams according to the manufacturer's specifications.
- Connection method: pins, safety clips and compatibility between sections.
- Corner and transition sections if you are building a larger frame.
- The length you need so you do not have to cut or extend the setup unnecessarily.
A stage also needs other equipment. Take a look at stands and covers, cases and racks for transporting equipment. You can find all accessories in the accessories category.
