Pick by the product type, or pick by the kind of show it has to survive — either way the shelf below narrows to the series that answer it.
4 series · 3 product types · 3 applications
Two ways in — pick the product type, or pick the kind of show. The shelf fills with the series that answer it.
All three rental series on this page, whatever the build.
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Indoor touring cabinets for stage and studio
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Outdoor touring cabinets for festival stages
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Interactive floor tiles for crowds to walk on
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The foldable poster that travels flat
Five things separate a rental cabinet from a fixed one. We ask them before naming a series — the datasheet comes after the show, not before it. The poster display is the one series that answers a different set of questions.
How the cabinet locks, how many hands it takes, and how long a wall stands up and comes down between two shows.
Whether the cabinets stack in a truck pack or hang from a truss — and what the frame takes when the wall is flown.
Concave and convex sections, 90° corners, and how a straight cabinet grid becomes a wrap-around set.
What the cabinets ride in, how they are protected on the road, and what a touring calendar does to corners and connectors.
Hundreds of builds and strikes a year: connector wear, module access, and what can be swapped on site before doors open.
Fresco is the exception. It does not fly and it does not go in a road case — the foldable poster opens on site, so its brief is how it folds, how fast it opens, and how the content gets to it.
No figures on this page by design. Pitch, brightness and IP class are settled per project; send the stage size, the viewing distance and whether the wall flies, and we come back with the series and its datasheet.
Stage size, viewing distance, and whether the wall flies or stands on the floor — that is enough to come back with a series and its datasheet.