Outdoor performances are easily affected by various factors such as weather, lighting, temperature, terrain, and water and electricity facilities, which need to be fully considered in the design and construction process. The construction and dismantling of outdoor stages require attention to safety to avoid accidents such as stage collapse and electrical leakage. During the construction process, attention should be paid to detail handling. The protection of the stage edge, the concealment of lighting and sound equipment, and the design of the stage background all need to be carefully considered and arranged to ensure the overall beauty and coordination of the effect.

The stage built in outdoor environments for performances, activities, or exhibitions has a wider space and a more natural background compared to indoor stages, but also faces more challenges and limitations. The most prominent feature of outdoor stages is their vast space, which provides great development space for stage set design, but also brings challenges such as how to effectively utilize space and how to coordinate with the surrounding environment.

Post inspection and maintenance

Comprehensive inspection: After the stage construction is completed, a comprehensive inspection and testing should be conducted, including the stability, safety, lighting, and sound equipment operation status of the stage.

Regular maintenance: During the use of the stage, regular maintenance and upkeep should be carried out, including checking the structure and equipment of the stage for completeness, repairing or replacing damaged components, etc.

Safety training: Provide safety training to staff to ensure they understand the safety operating procedures and emergency response measures for the stage.

Construction precautions

Strictly follow the design plan for construction: During the construction process, it is necessary to strictly follow the design plan step by step to ensure the stability and accuracy of each link.

Pay attention to load-bearing capacity: During the construction process, pay attention to the load-bearing capacity of the stage, avoid stacking too many materials and props on the stage, and avoid exceeding the load-bearing limit of the stage.

Check the connection parts: During the construction process, it is necessary to regularly check whether the connection parts between the various components of the stage are firm. If there is any looseness or damage, it should be repaired in a timely manner.

Avoid disassembling or modifying the design: During the construction process, it is strictly prohibited to arbitrarily disassemble or modify the design components or add unnecessary loads, so as not to affect the stability and safety of the stage.