Stage Elevators are versatile moving platforms designed to serve various functions in theatre and event venues. These elevators can be utilised in multiple ways, making them a valuable asset for stage productions.
Stage Elevators can be lowered to create an orchestra pit at the front of the stage, allowing musicians to perform below stage level during live performances. When raised, the elevators form a stage extension, providing additional performance space for actors and performers. They can be positioned at any location on the stage, facilitating the seamless addition and removal of scenic items, props, and set pieces during scene changes. Additionally, in venues where the stage is above or below street level, the Stage Elevators can function as get-in/out elevators, enabling the efficient loading and unloading of equipment and set materials.
The main types of Stage Elevators include Scissor Elevators, Chain Link Elevators, Spira Elevators, and Screwjack Elevators, each offering unique features and advantages to suit various stage configurations.