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Platforms and Flats

This guide provides an overview of stage platforms and flats, essential components in theatrical scenery. It details the standard size of platforms (4’x8’) and their framing options, including 2x4 or 2x6 construction. Learn about basic flats used for walls, variations like window and door flats, and key components such as rails, stiles, toggles, corner blocks, and keystones. Step-by-step instructions on assembly and finishing techniques, including the importance of drying time and muslin covering, are included for optimal results in stage design.

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Platforms and Flats

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  1. Platforms and Flats

  2. Platforms • Elevated • To be walked on • Standard Size of 4’ x 8’ • Cut Framing (2x4 or 2x6) • 2 @ 7’9” • 2 @ 4’0” • 4 @ 3’9”

  3. Platforms: 2 x 4 (6) Framing

  4. Flats • Basic unit of stage scenery • Used for Walls (various sizes and shapes) • Stood up side-by-side, Dutched & Painted • Two Variations to the basic flat • Window Flat • Door Flat

  5. Flat (3’ x 12’) example (1X4’s) • Rails • Stiles • Toggles • Corner Blocks* • Keystones* • *Glue/Screw in place • Leave it lay flat to dry for 24 hours • Cover with muslin

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