8m2 Stage

Description

Need to rent an 8m2 stage? For smaller groups, this 8m2 stage can be a solution.

What’s the difference between a stage with and without finishing?

Above, you can choose between renting a finished and unfinished stage. Renting an unfinished stage is the most economical, but it doesn’t always fit the setting of the event. In that case, you might want a finished stage. An unfinished stage has no covering on the sides and no carpet on top. This means you can see the wood of the stage component. A finished stage has a black skirt along the sides and an anthracite carpet on top.

What stage height should I choose?

At the top of this page, you can choose the height of your stage. The height you need depends on several factors, such as what you’re renting this stage for, how large and high the venue is, and from how far the audience needs to be able to see the person on the stage. For a low ceiling in a small space, we recommend a 20cm high stage. The most common configuration is a 40cm high stage. This is for medium-sized venues with high ceilings. For larger venues with high ceilings, you can choose from 60cm, 80cm, or 100cm high stages.

What dimensions can I make with this stage?

You can choose how to arrange the 8m2 stages. You can make a 4 by 2 meter stage (most common) or an 8 by 1 meter stage. You can make both configurations with the same components. So you can see what best fits your situation and location. After all, renting a stage is often custom work.

Does this stage come with stairs?

Absolutely. Stage staircases come in 20-centimeter increments. So for stages from 40cm and higher, one stage staircase is included with each stage. You can mount this stage staircase anywhere on the stage you want. Do you want a stage staircase on both sides and thus need an extra stage staircase? No problem. These can be added via the individual stage items in our rental shop. Or contact us for advice.

Can I rent a stage and transport it myself?

That depends. A stage doesn’t fit in a passenger car. You need to transport it in a van, which requires a loading space of more than 2 meters. This stage consists of four decks of 2 by 1 meter. You can also choose to use our transport service, provided you meet the minimum of rented equipment. In that case, it will be delivered and picked up on location.

How much weight can this stage hold?

Our stages are suitable for a maximum stage load of 750kg/m2. This means that each square meter of the stage can support a maximum of 750 kilos. In reality, it’s difficult to reach such a high load on an 8m2 stage. So renting a stage can be done without worries. For specific technical specifications, you can look at the product page of the individual products. Or check the website of the manufacturer.

Is the stage easy to set up take down?

Certainly. Anyone can set up dismantle a platform. The system is very intuitive and easy to assemble. Keep in mind that you always need two people to set up or dismantle a platform. Renting a stage is therefore not only reserved for professionals. It is possible for everyone.

Can I further style the finish of a stage to my liking?

That is possible to a certain extent. For example, you can rent a stage and use different colors of carpet such as red and blue. If you have another color in mind, please contact us to discuss the possibilities.

How do I set up this stage?

Take a stage component and slide the legs into the four corners at the bottom. Clamp these in place with the leg clamp in the stage component. Do this four times until you have four stage decks on the floor. Slide these together and connect them at the bottom with the provided stage clamp(s). Then mount the stage staircase in the desired location. You do this by mounting the bolts on the staircase in the sliding profile on the outside of the stage.

Then click the Velcro profiles onto the edge around the stage. You can attach the stage skirt to this. Finally, stick double-sided tape (provided) 10cm from the outer edge on top of the stage. Start laying the carpet from one corner in a checkerboard pattern. Use the arrows on the bottom of the carpet tiles to easily determine the direction of the carpet fibers while laying.