The construction and use of outdoor stages should fully consider weather factors. In adverse weather conditions such as wind, rain, and high temperatures, timely protective measures should be taken to ensure the stability of the stage and the safety of performers. When building a stage, it is important to plan the space reasonably. We need to ensure that the performers have sufficient space for their activities, while also considering the audience's needs for passage and viewing. At the same time, attention should be paid to the coordination and aesthetics with the surrounding environment.

The construction process should be based on the performance requirements, with lighting and sound equipment arranged on the stage, and ensure stable connections between the equipment to avoid malfunctions during the performance. Select appropriate stage panel materials (such as aluminum alloy+anti slip wooden board) according to the design plan, and install them on the stage to ensure that the stage panel is flat, stable, and has good anti slip performance. In elevated stages or occasions requiring special safety measures, safety facilities such as guardrails and protective nets must be equipped to ensure the safety of staff and spectators.