What Do You Think?

By Select Staging Concepts
Community contribution / September 26, 2022

Select Staging Concepts are excited to announce the launch of our new Australian Made & Owned Staging website.

Designed to ensure all schools can navigate easily to the just right School Stage system, the new clean and fresh website look offers a world of School Stage solutions.

Select Staging Concepts design all their Staging with simple solutions to move and assemble anywhere in the school grounds.

The QUATTRO and PILOT Modular Staging when purchased as a flat performance Stage, can perform as a Tiered Seating system, a Choir Riser, a Catwalk, a multi-height performance Stage, and even Tables for school events just by adding a selection of our safety Stage Accessories - including our modular portable Access Ramps, portable Free Standing Step units, and clever Storage Trolley Kit.

Or, if your Stage needs are for a totally portable option, why not ask us for quotes on our unique DIVA Fold & Roll Stage and the extremely popular MELBA Fold & Roll Choir Riser - both with built-in trolley bases?

We design and manufacture to order right here in Australia to Australian Standards criteria, so ask us how your portable or permanent Stage design thoughts may be brought to life simply and easily to fulfill your school event requirements.

Our friendly, helpful and informed Sales Team can't wait to hear how much you enjoy the new website when you contact us about how we may take the pain out of purchasing the just right School Stage solution.

Send us an email or pick up the phone - we are here to help!

Phone 1300 778 243 or sales@selectconcepts.com.au

Select Staging Concepts - proudly Australian Made & Owned!

So, what do you think?

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