Choir Risers with Tiered Steps for Performances, Speeches, and School Events, Providing Stable Standing Platforms

Flexible adaptation: Optional 1/2/3-layer configuration to accommodate group performances from 3 people (single layer) to 9 people (three layers). Multi-layer strong load-bearing capacity: Each layer supports 500 kg (approximately 1102 pounds), ensuring stability and reliability. Safety design: Anti-slip treatment prevents accidental slips during performances. Constructed with galvanized steel frame and plywood for a balance of lightness and durability. Convenient and efficient: Quick assembly design saves time and is ideal for frequent use. Compact storage: Minimum configuration measures 128×30 cm (about 50.4×11.8 inches), optimizing space. Specifications: Material - Plywood and Galvanized Steel; Number of Layers - 1/2/3; Capacity - 3 people per layer; Load-bearing capacity - 500 kg (1102 lbs) per layer; Dimensions - 128 x 30 x 20 cm (50 3/8 in x 11 3/4 in x 7 7/8 in), 128 x 60 x 40 cm (50 3/8 in x 23 5/8 in x 15 3/4 in), 128 x 90 x 60 cm (50 3/8 in x 35 3/8 in x 23 5/8 in). Features include fast assembly and large capacity, non-slip and silent operation for zero performance interference, and modular design for expandability based on group size needs.

• Constructed with plywood and galvanized steel for superior durability, supporting up to 500 kg per layer (approximately 1102 pounds) without deformation over long-term use.
• Features a honeycomb particle treatment for enhanced friction, reducing slip risks in scenarios involving leather shoes, high heels, or performance costumes.
• Each layer comfortably accommodates three people, with stackable design allowing expansion to multiple layers (e.g., four layers support twelve people) for various group sizes.
• Modular design enables quick and tool-free assembly, saving time with straightforward installation steps such as a three-step process.
• Versatile for multiple applications including choirs, schools, churches, weddings, concerts, orchestras, photography, award ceremonies, and as choral stairs, podiums, or tiered seating.