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Stage
units are called risers or
rostra.
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They're
modular and screw together to make almost any size or shape stage
- straight, angular, curved, circular, tiered, or can be custom-made
to specific measurements.
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The
standard riser size is 2.4m x 1.2m. They're also available in some
fractions, eg 1.2m x 1.2m, 2.4m x 0.6m.
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Heights
are in increments of 300mm;- eg 0.3m, 0.6m, 0.9m, 1.2m, with some
in-between sizes of 0.15m, 0.45m and 0.75m.
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They
are made of 70mm x 30mm timber with 17mm ply lids, and are collapsible
for storage (see diagram).
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One-tonne
load limit per unit.
The
stage framework is normally covered in stage skirt (see 'drape'
pages) attached by plastic capping called stripping. Stage steps
are called treads.
The stage surface
is usually painted in matte black but any colour or effect can
be done to order, or it can be covered in shoe-kid, a soft vinyl that comes in a variety
of colours (good for runway modeling, etc).
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The stage framework is normally covered in stage skirt (see 'drape' pages) attached by plastic capping called stripping. Stage steps are called treads. The stage surface is usually painted in matte black but any colour or effect can be done to order, or it can be covered in shoe-kid, a soft vinyl that comes in a variety of colours (good for runway modeling, etc).