Projects of iron structures

Iron structures:

Iron structures are an essential element of many theatre and concert venues. These structures provide the frame to which stage curtains, lighting equipment, sound systems and other equipment are attached.

Designing iron structures involves designing strong and secure frames that are capable of supporting the load of scenic elements and allow easy access for technicians and actors.

Stage technology:

Stage technology includes movable stage elements such as raised floors, elevating and rotating stages, and other devices that allow movement of scenic elements and effects.

Designing stage technology involves designing mechanical and electrical systems that allow for the reliable and safe movement of scenic elements in accordance with the requirements of the performance.

Lighting and sound technologies:

Iron structures often serve as supporting elements for lighting and sound technologies such as lighting bridges and suspension systems for loudspeakers.

Designing these technologies involves positioning lighting and sound equipment to provide optimum lighting and sound quality for the audience and performers on stage.

Safety features:

When designing ironwork and stage technologies, it is important to include safety features such as emergency toilets, safety features, and safety systems to protect staff and audience members in the event of an accident.