Star Cloths
stageteq.com have an extensive range of star cloths which will give your stage or event the ultimate backdrop or turn your venues roof, into stars at night.
Star Cloth is great for transforming a bland room into something wonderful. Whether you decide to cover a wall or completely cover a room, the results are just amazing.
Becoming more and more popular are themed Events. We believe Star Cloth to be the magic ingredient to ensure an effective, attractive yet sophisticated look. You can choose from various colours, styles and sizes and our friendly experienced lighting technicians will safely install them leaving you to enjoy the event.
From Star Cloth Tunnels to Hollywood Theming, we supply Star Cloth for every occasion.
A Standard Star Cloth is 6mx3m and includes rigging, fitting and control with no limits to the completed size where the cloths just join seamlessly together
It is almost becoming the norm for marquee users to cover the dance/entertainment end of the marquee completely in star cloths and having the dining area of the marquee in traditional white colour, then adding LED Up-Lighters to slowly change the colour of this whole area.
The Star-cloth Tunnel idea is also becoming more popular with the use of stretched white sides and placing LED lighting behind again mixing through various colour washes or just being left as one static colour for example the colour of your company logo.
Draping
Fabric draping is one of the most effective ways to transform an interior space for an event. Choice of colour of fabric can complement any corporate brand or event theme. The addition of artistic lighting produces a successful effect.
stageteq.com use a 'pipe and drape' system to support and drape fabrics. Our designers can develop a concept for your chosen venue, help to choose the appropriate drapes, as well as install and de-rig the system.
Our systems are so flexible and easy to use that we can turn around the appearance of a room in a short time.
We are proud to have supplied draping for use on an ITV breakfast show featuring the first wedding to be donated by and held in a shopping centre.