Complete Stage Installs
We took an empty hall in upstate New York and turned it into a complete, show-ready stage. Our own crew did every part of it: the stage, a steel rigging grid, curtains, lighting, video and sound.
One team, one plan, from the first sheet of plywood to the first show.
What we built and installed
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Stage
We built the stage on site, from the frame and plywood deck up, with steps across the full front.
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Steel rigging grid
A steel grid above the stage holds the lights. It is ready for props, scenery or anything else the room needs later.
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Curtains and hardware
A blue backdrop curtain, black side curtains and a black valance, on track and hardware we installed.
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Lighting
A full system with front light, top light and side light, so the stage is evenly lit from every angle.
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Video
A projector, plus a screen that lowers from under the black valance, in front of the blue curtain.
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Sound
A complete system with a mixer, wireless microphones and speakers. We recently upgraded the speakers to FBT.
The build, step by step
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1. The empty hall
The room before we started.
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2. Building the stage
The frame and plywood deck go in.
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3. Hanging the curtains
Track, hardware and curtains go up.
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4. Almost done
The curtains are nearly finished.
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5. The finished stage
Ready for the first show.
Small installs to complete stages
From a few new lights to a complete theater stage, we handle the whole job, start to finish. Staging, rigging, curtains, lighting, video and sound all come from one team that plans them to work together.
Planning a stage or an upgrade? Call 845-238-6692 or email info@sandelsound.com.