20m Ringlock LED Backdrop Support Structure with 200m² Elevated Aluminum Stage
A hybrid temporary event structure combining a 20m-wide, 12m-high Ringlock LED background framework with a separate 20m × 10m × 2m aluminum brace stage. The configuration provides a 200m² elevated performance platform, two eight-step access stairs and a tall modular backdrop structure for project-specific LED or visual installations.
This structure combines two major temporary event systems with different functions.
The first is a tall Ringlock framework measuring 20m wide × 2m deep × 12m high, intended for an LED screen or other stage-background installation.
The second is a separate aluminum brace stage measuring 20m wide × 10m deep × 2m high, providing a nominal 200m² performance surface.
Two aluminum stair units provide access to the elevated stage.
The complete structural relationship is:
20×2×12m Ringlock LED Backdrop
20×10×2m Aluminum Brace Stage
Two Eight-Step Access Stairs
This is not a roofed concert-stage system. The published configuration does not include an aluminum roof, roof canopy or dedicated roof-support towers.
The defining feature is the combination of a 12m-high background-support structure and a 2m-high performance platform, with both systems sharing a nominal 20m width.
1. What Is This Structure?
The structure is best understood as an open-air performance stage with a tall modular background-support framework.
The Ringlock module creates the vertical background structure behind the stage.
The aluminum brace stage creates the horizontal performance surface in front of it.
These modules are coordinated spatially, but they perform different structural functions.
The 2m depth distinguishes it from a simple flat background arrangement.
It allows the Ringlock system to be configured as a three-dimensional modular framework containing horizontal and diagonal bracing.
However, the 2m depth should not be interpreted as proof that the structure can support any particular LED-screen weight or resist any particular wind condition.
Those questions require the actual equipment arrangement and project-specific engineering verification.
The published dimensions describe the physical geometry, not an approved loading capacity.
7. LED Screen and Supporting Structure Are Different
This distinction is particularly important for this product.
The confirmed Ringlock framework measures:
20×2×12m
But that does not mean the actual LED display measures:
20×12m.
The screen could occupy only part of the framework, depending on the final project.
The required structural configuration depends on information such as:
LED screen width and height
Cabinet dimensions
Total screen weight
Screen installation elevation
Connection and mounting method
Required maintenance access
Cable-routing arrangement
Actual LED cabinets, processors, electrical equipment and mounting accessories are not automatically included merely because the product is described as an LED background structure.
The LED-support interface must be confirmed separately.
8. Independent 20x10m Aluminum Brace Stage
In front of the Ringlock backdrop is a separate aluminum brace stage.
Its dimensions are:
20m wide × 10m deep × 2m high
The nominal performance area is:
20m × 10m = 200m²
The stage uses 100 modular aluminum stage decks, each measuring 1m × 2m.
The deck-area calculation is:
100 × 2m² = 200m²
This matches the confirmed stage footprint.
The stage is supported by its own brace and extendable-stand system.
It is not described in the source as a Ringlock-supported stage platform.
9. Complete Aluminum Brace Stage BOQ
Component
Specification
Quantity
Aluminum Assembly Stage Deck
1×2m, 18mm plywood topping
100 pcs
1m Stage Brace
L = 1m
110 pcs
2m Stage Brace
L = 2m
110 pcs
Stand with Extendable Tube
Source-listed stage support
121 pcs
Stage Adjustable Base
Adjustable base
121 pcs
Stage Stair
Wooden topping, 8 steps
2 pcs
Stair Handrail
L = 3.762m
4 pcs
Stage Packing Weight: approximately 5,980kg Stage Packing Volume: approximately 32CBM
Combined Packing Summary
Module
Packing Weight
Packing Volume
Ringlock LED Backdrop
Approx. 6,066kg
Approx. 10CBM
Aluminum Brace Stage Package
Approx. 5,980kg
Approx. 32CBM
Combined
Approx. 12,046kg
Approx. 42CBM
These are commercial packing figures, not calculated installed structural weights.
10. How the Aluminum Brace Stage Works
The stage contains four main functional component groups.
Stage Decks
The 100 aluminum-framed stage decks create the nominal 200m² performance surface.
Each deck measures 1m × 2m and has 18mm plywood topping.
Stage Braces
The stage package contains:
110 × 1m braces
and
110 × 2m braces.
These members form part of the modular stage-support arrangement.
Extendable Supports
The stage includes 121 stands with extendable tubes.
These provide the stage-support positions within the supplied configuration.
Adjustable Bases
The 121 stage adjustable bases belong to the aluminum brace-stage system.
They should not be confused with the 39 adjustable bases supplied for the separate Ringlock backdrop.
The two groups belong to different structural modules.
DragonStructure explains how the Ringlock LED backdrop, aluminum brace stage and access components form one temporary event configuration.
DragonTruss provides the original commercial listing, current product pricing and supply information.
For customized dimensions or additional LED equipment, the final quotation may differ from the published configuration.
FAQ
1. What is the overall size of the Ringlock LED backdrop?
The confirmed Ringlock structure measures approximately 20m wide, 2m deep and 12m high.
2. What is the size of the performance stage?
The aluminum brace stage measures 20m wide, 10m deep and 2m high, providing a nominal 200m² performance surface.
3. Is the stage supported by Ringlock?
No. The published configuration uses a separate aluminum brace-stage system with its own supports, braces and adjustable bases.
4. Are LED screens included?
LED screens are not automatically included. The confirmed BOQ describes the Ringlock background-support structure and the aluminum performance stage.
5. Does the Ringlock wall have to carry a full 20x12m LED screen?
No. The 20×2×12m dimensions describe the Ringlock framework, not a confirmed LED display size. The screen dimensions and weight must be specified separately.
6. Why is the backdrop 2m deep?
The 2m depth creates a three-dimensional Ringlock framework rather than a single flat row of standards. It does not, by itself, establish allowable screen weight or wind resistance.
7. How many stage decks are included?
The stage package contains 100 aluminum-framed deck modules, each measuring 1m × 2m with 18mm plywood topping.
8. How many stairs are included?
The confirmed configuration includes two eight-step stairs and four stair handrails.
9. Does this structure include a roof?
No. The confirmed configuration contains a Ringlock LED backdrop and an aluminum brace stage, without a dedicated aluminum roofing system.
10. Can the backdrop and stage dimensions be customized separately?
Yes. The two systems are separate modular assemblies, although their final layout and any equipment interfaces must be coordinated.
11. Is the 12m-high Ringlock structure approved for outdoor wind loads?
The published information does not provide a verified wind rating or project-specific engineering approval. Outdoor use requires appropriate structural verification for the actual installation.
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