AUSTRALIAN SCHOOL STAGE CONNECTOR SOLUTION PERFORMS

By Select Staging Concepts
Community contribution / August 10, 2021

How can something so small and simple be so hugely effective, strong and safe? The Klemm-fix Connector, although small in size, is one of the most important reasons as to why our modular Staging systems are safely and accurately rated to comply with Australian Standards criteria.

Select Staging Concepts' modular Stage Podiums are safely secured together with the Klemm-fix Connector inserted between Stage Podiums and then simply hand tightened.

No power tools required - just the simple Klemm-fix Connector Tool is needed. Plus, all Klemm-fix Connectors and Tools are supplied FREE with every Stage Order.

Originally designed in Germany - and we all know how superior German engineering has proven to be - the Klemm-fix Connector has been modified by our engineering team to better suit our Australian School customer base needs.

We work with Principals, Business Managers, Teachers and Parent Associations to design and manufacture all portable and permanent School Stage project solutions.

So, why not contact the Select Staging Concepts team and join the wide range of Australian Schools (we are a preferred supplier to many states) currently enjoying the reliability and versatility of our QUATTRO, PILOT, DIVA and MELBA Stage systems?

Want to see exactly how the Klemm-fix works? Check out the selection of Modular Stage Videos and see just how simply the Klemm-fix Connectors safely secure the Modular Podiums together.

https://www.youtube.com/embed/bfNFUBSion0

https://www.youtube.com/embed/9x8FNRBX4hs

https://www.youtube.com/embed/GZ1KfeH1EeU

https://www.youtube.com/embed/IOnfJ4rEwW8

Our “Made In Australia” certified portable and permanent Stage systems are THE Stage Solutions Australian Schools deserve.

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