What key factors need to be considered in the design of an event stage?

The design of an activity stage is a task that requires both artistic beauty and rigorous technology. It is not only a flat surface for actors to perform, but also a comprehensive body that integrates multifunctionality, safety, and visual effects. In the design process, we need to consider multiple key factors comprehensively.

Firstly, the safety of the stage is undoubtedly the primary consideration in design. Therefore, designers must rigorously evaluate the load-bearing capacity, stability, and material safety of the stage at the beginning of planning.

Our Shengyixin stage, from a stage board to a pin and maple leaf needle, is made entirely of safe and stable materials, ensuring the quality of the large factory.

In addition, special protective designs are also required for parts that may pose safety hazards such as high-altitude equipment and electrical wiring layout.

At the same time, the edges and corners of the stage should be designed as smooth as possible to avoid injuries to the actors or audience due to collisions.

Secondly, the size and shape of the stage are key to design. This requires precise calculations based on the scale of the event, venue size, and performance requirements. A stage that is too large or too small can affect the performance and even limit the performer's performance. The choice of stage height is also a discipline:

① 40-60cm

This is the most commonly used height, which can distance oneself from the audience and provide some interaction with them. Suitable for product promotion activities, opening celebrations, kick-off meetings, groundbreaking ceremonies, company annual meetings, etc.

② 60-80cm

This high stage can better cater to the audience behind and prevent them from being obstructed by the audience in front. Suitable for large-scale events with large venues and large crowds, such as celebrity gatherings and concerts, as well as other celebration ceremonies.

③ 80-100cm

Suitable for activities with larger venues and more people.

At the same time, the shape of the stage also needs to be flexibly adjusted according to the performance content, in order to maximize the use of space and improve the performance effect. For example, a circular stage is suitable for all-round audience viewing, while a rectangular stage is more suitable for linear performances such as musicals.