Ground - Mounted Fixing
- Using Base Plates: Attach the lighting truss to the ground through base plates. The base plates are usually made of metal and have holes for bolts. First, place the base plates on the ground and align them with the positions where the truss legs will be. Then, use bolts to connect the truss legs to the base plates. This method provides a stable foundation and is suitable for indoor and outdoor flat - ground scenarios.
- Anchoring with Ground Stakes: For outdoor applications or when a more secure connection to the ground is needed, ground stakes can be used. Drive the stakes into the ground at the corners or along the sides of the lighting truss. Then, use chains or straps to connect the truss to the stakes. This helps prevent the truss from being affected by wind or other external forces.
Wall - Mounted Fixing
- Using Brackets: Install brackets on the wall first. The brackets are designed to fit the shape and size of the lighting truss. Align the truss with the brackets and use screws or bolts to secure it to the wall. This method is often used in venues where the truss needs to be attached to a vertical surface, such as in a theater or a concert hall.
- Hanging from Ceiling Hooks: In some indoor spaces, ceiling hooks can be used to hang the lighting truss. Attach the hooks to the ceiling structure at the appropriate positions. Then, use cables or chains to connect the truss to the hooks. Make sure the hooks and the connection hardware can support the weight of the truss and the attached lighting equipment.
These are the basic methods for fixing lighting trusses. It's important to follow the manufacturer's instructions and safety regulations to ensure the stability and safety of the truss structure.
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