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Re: Theatre Stages
I know the motor does not support the stage...but its power will affect the turning of it. The purposed weight will be almost 4000-4500 pounds that will have to be supported. The design of the top of the mawari butai is almost 13 feet in diameter.
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16-12-2003, 13:35
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Re: Theatre Stages
Wow, someone actually asking about theater on this board, something I never thought I'd see. Anyways, here is a good company to try and contact, some of their installations are pretty darn cool. They might be able to help you out.
http://www.macton.com/
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