Portable Staging offers a much easier alternative to erecting permanent stages. These stages are lightweight and can be easily transported in any vehicle making them ideal for venues where a permanent stage would be an unworkable option due to space constraints or site limitations. They are also easy to assemble and dismantle, enabling event organizers to set up their stage quickly and efficiently. Moreover, these versatile stages can be customizable, making them more flexible and adaptable to the needs of different events. In addition to that, they are a lot more affordable than their counterparts.
When selecting a stage system, you’ll want to make sure that it can safely support the people and equipment you plan to use. This is why it’s important to consider load ratings when evaluating staging systems. The standard uniform load rating indicates how much weight the stage can hold evenly across its surface, but it’s not an accurate indication of how much a staging system can safely support overall. To get a better idea, look for a stage with a dynamic live load rating.
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A dynamic live load rating is a percentage of the total uniform load that shows how much lateral force a stage can safely support without bending or collapsing. This metric is often overlooked by buyers, but it can help you determine which stages are most suitable for your unique venue. You can also ask manufacturers about the point load rating, which tells you how much weight a specific point on the stage can handle. For example, if you were to place a grand piano on the stage, it’s essential that the point load rating of your portable staging is high enough to withstand this kind of pressure.
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