Flooring & Staging · stages and risers
Stage Deck and Riser Rentals
Two pages, one deck. A platform of any size is a count of these, so the thing to work out is not which product but how high it stands and what the audience has to see over.
One deck, counted twice
A platform is a count, not a product.
Both listings are the same high-grade aluminium 4 × 4 ft deck: 3,400 lb capacity each, about 40 lb each, tool-free and up in roughly a minute. The single deck folds in half to 2 × 4 ft with its legs stowed in docking ports underneath and a shoulder strap supplied, so a one-deck riser is carried into position by hand rather than wheeled. The 4x8 is two of those decks connected side by side, which is why the per-deck figures on both pages are identical.
Decks join on all four sides, so 8 × 8, 8 × 12, an L, a T or a runway is a count of the same stock rather than a separate product. Standard legs give roughly 17 to 28 inches and the short set supplied with the 4x4 drops a build to about 8 to 10 inches. A fifth leg in the middle of each deck takes out the deflection a four-corner platform has, with the leg geometry angled for lateral stability. Skirting, railings and stairs finish a build once the height is settled.