Built heavy. Used right, it lasts.
Read this before your first setup. These are the load limits, handling rules and inspection habits that keep your crew safe and your stage in warranty.
Know the limits before you load in.
Professional use only
This platform is engineered for professional use with a maximum load capacity of 1,760 lbs per 4×4 deck, evenly distributed.
Do not repurpose
Do not use this stage for anything other than its intended design. It is staging, not scaffolding, seating risers for vehicles, or a work platform.
Level ground only
Always set up on a stable, level surface. Screw-adjustable legs handle grade, not holes and soft ground.
Lock everything down
Make sure all locking mechanisms, legs and braces are securely tightened before anyone steps on the deck.
How to keep it straight and true.
Most damage we see is not from the show. It is from how the stage was moved or stored afterwards.
Never move it connected
Do not move or roll stages while sections are connected. This bends frames and causes permanent damage.
Store flat
Never stack or store platforms on their side panels. Always lay them flat to avoid frame and hinge damage.
Mind the weather
Do not leave stage surfaces in direct sunlight or rain for extended periods. Prolonged exposure affects surface coatings.
Inspect before every use
Check legs, clamps and braces every time. Do not use any part that appears bent, cracked or damaged — call us for a replacement.
Crew and audience safety.
Mind the edges
Avoid standing, jumping or placing heavy loads on any unsupported edge or gap between decks.
Watch your hands
Take care not to pinch fingers when connecting legs, braces or deck clamps.
Not a toy
This is a professional stage system. Keep children and unauthorized personnel away during setup, use and strike.
Your responsibility on site.
Live Tour Tech LLC is not liable for injury, damage or loss resulting from misuse or improper setup. By using this product you accept full responsibility for safe use, including setup, load limits and supervision.
Common questions.
1,760 lbs per 4×4 deck, evenly distributed. Point loads — a riser leg, a road case wheel, a piano caster — concentrate force and should be spread with a load-distributing pad.
No. Moving or rolling connected sections bends frames and is one of the fastest ways to permanently damage a system. Break it down, move it, rebuild it.
Short outdoor use is fine. Extended exposure to direct sun or rain affects surface coatings, so cover it or strike it if it will sit for days.
No. Pull it out of service and contact us — orders may be eligible for repair or part replacement after a Live Tour Tech team review.
Something not right with your stage?
Send us photos and we will sort it out. See the returns & replacements policy for damaged or missing parts.