Stages large & small.
For your next event.

We arrange stages supplied and owned by production partners, and coordinate staging with the rest of your event. The Stageline SL75 has a standard 20-foot by 16-foot deck and a hydraulically raised roof. That deck measurement is a starting point; the complete site footprint, access, and required accessories are confirmed with the supplier.

A stage request starts with what will happen on it. A speaker, a small musical group, and a full band need different amounts of room. Tell us about the performers, instruments, and other equipment that need to share the space. If you already have a preferred stage size, include it in the request.

The venue helps define the conversation. Share the event location, photos of the proposed stage area, and any measurements or venue plans available. Let us know whether the event is indoors or outdoors and who is coordinating the site. We can discuss available staging options with that context.

Timing is another essential detail. Include the time the stage needs to be ready, any rehearsal or soundcheck, the event schedule, and the available removal window. Venue access and the order in which other suppliers will be working are useful details to raise during planning.

We arrange staging through production partners and can combine it with live sound, an Adamson PA, power distribution, generators, and LED screens. Share the overall event requirements in one conversation, then work through the agreed scope for each service. Stage dimensions, configuration, availability, and any additional requirements are confirmed for the particular event.

Stageline SL75 manufacturer brochure (PDF) (opens in a new tab)