HOW CAN ANZAC DAY EVENTS SAFELY SUCCEED WITH COVID RESTRICTIONS?

By Select Staging Concepts
Community contribution / February 11, 2022

ANZAC Day is a day to honour. We give thanks and remember those who sacrificed so much so we may live the free democratic life we cherish. All around Australia people of all races and religions gather as one and pay tribute to our defence personnel past and present. Anzac Day events, in this COVID dominated world, require a mammoth amount of organisation to keep participants safe.

DIVA Fold & Roll Stage

Don’t be caught with substandard and undersized platforms for dignitaries and honoured school guests to correctly social distance.

Nor cram your choir into an unsafe, flat area where the conductor is obscured.

Select Staging Concepts have the right school Anzac Day COVID safe solutions.

We manufacture a full range of Portable Platforms, Stages, Choir Risers, Conductor’s Podiums, and Lecterns - all designed to perform with COVID safe social distancing as a priority in the school grounds.

Choose from a flexible range of portable platforms from our QUATTRO and PILOT Stage Systems – as a flat or tiered Stage solution. These Stages are perfect for the outdoors, with a Marine Grade Carpet or Timber Stain finish, and a full range of safety Accessories.

Or just make it easy and choose the DIVA Fold & Roll Stage system with built-in Trolley bases.

Voices may soar and be heard with the addition of our MELBA Fold & Roll Choir Riser. The 4 tier MELBA is a complete foldable unit, easily wheeled into place by one person, with a full set of safety rails, and a simple secure brake system for peace of mind.

No COVID aware ANZAC Day service is complete without a Lectern – our choice of Lecterns will safely complete your remembrance service.

So, be prepared and contact Select Staging Concepts’ resourceful sales team now, and honour ANZAC Day with a “Made In Australia” COVID safe Portable Stage solution.

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