A large-format concert-stage complex built around a 36m × 20m × 10m Ringlock structural envelope, with a 21m × 20m × 10m aluminum roofing system, a 20m × 18m × 2m performance platform and two 4m × 20m × 10m front LED wings. The complete configuration combines large-scale Ringlock framing, a 360m² stage, heavy aluminum roof truss, twin visual-support zones and two access stairs as one coordinated temporary event structure.
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Dragon Stage
This structure belongs to the same broad family as smaller Ringlock-envelope concert stages, but its scale changes the way the complete system should be understood.
The confirmed configuration contains:
36×20×10m Ringlock Structural Envelope
21×20×10m Aluminum Roofing System
20×18×2m Performance Stage
Two 4×20×10m Front LED Wings
Two 8-Step Stage Stairs
The complete system is therefore better understood as a large-format concert stage complex rather than simply a “Ringlock wall with a roof stage.”
The surrounding Ringlock framework establishes the overall event volume. Inside it, a separate large aluminum truss system creates the roof. Beneath that roof, a 360m² modular performance platform creates the main working surface. On both sides, long LED-wing structures extend the visual and structural architecture across the full 36m layout.
The complete structural hierarchy can be understood as:
Large Ringlock Event Framework
→ defines the 36m-wide overall concert-stage environment
21×20m Aluminum Roof
→ creates the central covered performance volume
20×18m Performance Platform
→ creates the 360m² elevated stage floor
Twin 20m-Deep LED Wings
→ extend the visual-support structure on both sides
Two Stage Stairs
→ provide access to the 2m-high platform
Conceptually:
36m OVERALL WIDTH
┌─────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│ RINGLOCK EVENT FRAMEWORK │
│ │
│ 4×20m ┌───────────────────────┐ 4×20m │
│ LED WING │ 21×20m ALUMINUM │ LED WING │
│ │ ROOF │ │
│ │ │ │
│ │ 20×18m MAIN STAGE │ │
│ │ H = 2m │ │
│ └───────────────────────┘ │
│ ↑ ↑ │
│ STAIR STAIR │
└─────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘
Overall structural depth: approx. 20m
Overall height: approx. 10m This diagram explains structural zoning only. It is not an engineering drawing.
The original commercial title describes the outer structure as a 36m Ringlock Truss Wall.
For DragonStructure, that description is too narrow.
The confirmed Ringlock framework measures approximately:
36m wide × 20m deep × 10m high
and contains:
1,268 × 2m horizontal pipes
1,090 × 2.44m diagonal pipes
525 × 2m pillars
111 adjustable bases
This is a large three-dimensional event framework rather than a simple background wall.
At the same time, the project contains an unusually large central stage, a dedicated heavy aluminum roof and two long side visual-support structures.
Therefore:
Stage Complex describes the complete structural relationship more accurately than Truss Wall.
Structural Zone | Confirmed Size | Main Function |
|---|---|---|
Overall Ringlock Structure | 36×20×10m | Defines complete event framework |
Aluminum Roof | 21×20×10m | Creates covered performance zone |
Main Stage | 20×18×2m | Creates performance floor |
Left LED Wing | 4×20×10m | Side visual/support zone |
Right LED Wing | 4×20×10m | Side visual/support zone |
Stage Access | 2 stairs | Access to 2m-high stage |
This produces a clear modular hierarchy:
Outer Event Framework
→ Central Roof
→ Performance Floor
→ Side Visual Zones
→ Access
The largest module is the surrounding Ringlock structure.
Component | Specification | Quantity |
|---|---|---|
Horizontal Pipe | L = 2m | 1,268 pcs |
Diagonal Pipe LR3 | L = 2.44m | 1,090 pcs |
Pillar LR1 | L = 2m | 525 pcs |
Adjustable Base LR4 | H = 0.25m | 111 pcs |
Packing Weight: approx. 20,520kg
Packing Volume: approx. 33CBM
These quantities show why the word “wall” does not fully describe the system.
The Ringlock structure creates a large modular framework around the entire performance architecture rather than serving only as a flat rear background.
For the broader modular structural system, see:
Inside the 36m-wide Ringlock structure, the central aluminum roofing system measures approximately:
21m wide
20m deep
10m high
This is already a substantial temporary roof structure in its own right.
The relationship is:
36×20×10m Ringlock Framework
contains / coordinates with
21×20×10m Aluminum Roof
The two systems therefore do not duplicate each other.
Ringlock creates the large surrounding structural environment.
Aluminum truss creates the dedicated overhead roof geometry.
This division of structural function makes Ringlock + Aluminum Structure the appropriate primary system category.
The scale of this roof is reflected in the truss section used for the main beams.
The confirmed front-beam package uses:
CS520 × 760mm square truss
with:
50 × 4.0mm main tubes
and contains:
21 × 3m sections
across the three 21m beam sets.
This is structurally different from the smaller 24m concert-stage product, where the main roof perimeter uses CS389×389 truss.
The larger CS520×760 section is one of the clearest physical indicators that this is not simply a scaled copy of the smaller structure.
The two side roof beams also use:
CS520 × 760mm square truss
with:
50 × 4.0mm main tubes.
The confirmed sections include:
12 × 3m sections
4 × 1m sections
forming two 20m side-beam sets.
The main roof perimeter therefore uses the larger CS520×760 truss section across both its 21m front/back and 20m side dimensions.
The main roof is supported by:
6 × 9m pillar sets
using:
CS389 × 389mm aluminum square truss
with:
50 × 3.0mm main tubes.
The confirmed BOQ contains:
18 × 3m CS389×389 sections
to form the six 9m pillar sets.
The use of six roof pillars, rather than the four-pillar arrangement commonly seen on smaller roof structures, is another important feature of this large-format configuration.
Each main roof-support position has associated lifting/tower components.
The confirmed package contains:
Component | Quantity |
|---|---|
Spigot Sleeve Block L | 6 pcs |
Steel Base L | 6 pcs |
Top Section L | 6 pcs |
BA05 Manual Hoist, source-listed 2 tons | 6 pcs |
Spigot Hinge Section, H=1m | 6 pcs |
BA04 Fibre Sling, source-listed 2 tons × 3m | 6 pcs |
Long Outrigger | 24 pcs |
These components form part of the supplied roof erection/lifting system.
The source lists individual hoists and slings as 2-ton components.
That does not establish:
a 2-ton roof capacity;
a 12-ton total roof capacity;
allowable suspended equipment weight;
allowable point loads.
Individual component ratings must not be converted into an engineering capacity for the complete roof.
The roof contains a secondary upper structure above the main perimeter.
3 sets × 2.1m
using:
CS389×389mm truss
1 set
using CS389×389 sections:
6 × 3m
2 × 1m
6 sets
using:
18 × 3m CS389×389 sections
6 × 1.7m CS389×389 sections
16 sets
using:
CL40, 389×50mm
with:
48 × 3m sections
16 × 1.7m sections
The presence of six long oblique beams and sixteen ladder-truss lines shows that the roof is not merely a rectangular perimeter.
It contains a substantial secondary roof framework spanning the large 21×20m covered area.
The confirmed roof package also includes:
2 × 4-way roof corners
1 × 5-way roof corner
3 × connection plates with clamps
32 × single clamps
12 × double clamps
1 × PVC roof canopy
The source lists the roof canopy at approximately:
599.06m²
with:
blue or customized color.
The complete aluminum roof package has a confirmed packing volume of approximately:
47CBM
and packing weight of approximately:
4,850kg.
These figures describe the commercial packing configuration and do not establish structural capacity.
Below the roof is a large performance platform measuring:
20m wide × 18m deep × 2m high
Nominal floor area:
360m²
This is a major structural difference from the previous 24m product.
The platform alone is approximately three times the nominal floor area of a 12×10m, 120m² stage.
The stage contains:
180 × 1m × 2m deck modules
and:
180 × 2m² = 360m²
which corresponds exactly to the confirmed 20×18m nominal stage plan.
This arithmetic describes deck area only. It does not establish allowable platform loading.
Unlike the smaller 24m configuration, this stage has its own extensive modular supporting system.
Component | Specification | Quantity |
|---|---|---|
Steel Assembly Stage Deck | 1×2m, wooden topping | 180 pcs |
Pillar + Inner Tube LR01 | L = 1.5m | 209 pcs |
Horizontal Pipe LR02 | L = 2m | 380 pcs |
Horizontal Pipe LR02 | L = 1m | 396 pcs |
Long-Side Diagonal LR03 | L = 2.50m | 190 pcs |
Short-Side Diagonal LR03 | L = 1.80m | 198 pcs |
Fork | — | 209 pcs |
Clamp | — | 190 pcs |
Stage Adjustable Base | — | 209 pcs |
Stage Stair | 8-step, wooden topping | 2 pcs |
Stair Handrail | L = 3.2m | 4 pcs |
Stage-System Packing Weight: approx. 16,150kg
Stage-System Packing Volume: approx. 46CBM
This BOQ is important because it shows that the 20×18m performance floor is itself a substantial modular structure.
It is not simply a collection of aluminum deck panels placed under the roof.
The previous 24m concert structure uses a 12×10m stage with 60 deck modules.
This configuration uses:
20×18m
and:
180 deck modules.
So the change is not merely:
“same stage, but wider.”
The internal stage has developed into a large modular system with:
209 vertical/support positions;
776 horizontal members of two lengths;
388 diagonal members;
209 forks;
209 adjustable bases.
This is one reason Large-Format Stage Complex is a more useful structural identity than simply calling the product a larger Ringlock wall.
The main platform is approximately 2m high.
The confirmed access package contains:
2 × 8-step stairs
4 × 3.2m stair handrails
The basic circulation relationship is:
Ground
↓
8-Step Stair
↓
2m-High Performance Platform
The final stair positions should follow the actual event circulation layout.
The source confirms the supplied stair components but does not establish emergency-egress compliance or a required stair quantity for every event.
The two front LED wings are one of the most distinctive features of this product.
Each structural zone measures approximately:
4m wide × 20m deep × 10m high
There are two:
Left LED Wing
Right LED Wing
These dimensions are unusual because the wing depth extends the full 20m structural depth.
They should therefore not be imagined simply as two narrow LED towers attached to the front corners.
They are long side structural zones integrated into the complete concert-stage architecture.
The confirmed structural wing size is:
4×20×10m each.
That does not establish an actual LED display size of:
4×10m
or any other specific screen dimension.
For a real LED installation, the structural proposal should consider:
screen width;
screen height;
cabinet dimensions;
total screen weight;
mounting method;
screen elevation;
maintenance access;
cable routing;
required visual position.
For related structural configurations, see:
At the audience-facing side, the complete architecture can be understood as:
LEFT VISUAL ZONE
CENTRAL 21m ROOFED PERFORMANCE ZONE
RIGHT VISUAL ZONE
The outer Ringlock framework extends this arrangement to an overall width of approximately 36m.
This produces a substantially broader event façade than the central roof alone.
The Ringlock framework therefore performs not only a local supporting function but also helps organize the larger stage-side structural environment.
The two products belong to the same family, but several structural changes justify separate DragonStructure pages.
Feature | 24m Structure | 36m Structure |
|---|---|---|
Overall Ringlock | 24×14×8m | 36×20×10m |
Central Roof | 12×12×8m | 21×20×10m |
Main Stage | 12×10×2m | 20×18×2m |
Nominal Stage Area | 120m² | 360m² |
Stage Decks | 60 pcs | 180 pcs |
Main Roof Truss | CS389×389 | CS520×760 |
Roof Pillars | 4 × 7m | 6 × 9m |
LED Wings | 2 × 6×4×8m | 2 × 4×20×10m |
Ringlock Horizontals | 469 pcs | 1,268 pcs |
Ringlock Diagonals | 382 pcs | 1,090 pcs |
Ringlock Pillars | 210 pcs | 525 pcs |
The 36m product therefore introduces:
a much larger surrounding framework;
a roof using a heavier main truss section;
six rather than four main roof-support positions;
a 360m² modular stage;
deep 20m LED-side zones;
a substantially more extensive stage-support grid.
This is enough structural differentiation to justify a separate Product.
The distinction between these two related products can be summarized simply.
Stage Envelope
The outer Ringlock framework is the most obvious organizing feature around a smaller central stage.
Large-Format Stage Complex
The central stage, roof, side wings and outer Ringlock structure have all developed into substantial structural modules in their own right.
The 36m system is therefore better understood as:
several large structural subsystems coordinated as one concert-stage architecture.
The BOQ gives a useful picture of scale.
1,268 horizontals
1,090 diagonals
525 pillars
111 bases
180 decks
209 pillar/inner-tube positions
776 horizontals
388 diagonals
209 adjustable bases
CS520×760 main perimeter truss
CS389×389 pillars and secondary roof truss
CL40 ladder truss
six lifting/tower positions
approximately 599m² PVC canopy
The project therefore contains three major modular systems before the LED-wing function is even considered.
This is why reducing the product to “36m Ringlock wall” loses too much structural information.
The complete structural relationship is:
Creates the large surrounding event structure.
Creates the overhead covered performance zone.
Creates the 360m² elevated performance floor.
Creates two long stage-side visual/support zones.
Two 8-step stairs connect ground level with the 2m-high platform.
These modules should be considered together during project planning because changing one can affect the spatial relationship of the others.
At Product level, the structural relationship can be understood in the following sequence:
Establish the overall 36×20m project footprint.
Assemble the surrounding Ringlock framework using standards, horizontals, diagonals and adjustable bases.
Establish the two 4×20m side-wing zones.
Assemble the 20×18m modular stage-support grid.
Install the 180 stage deck modules.
Install the two 8-step access stairs and handrails.
Establish the six aluminum roof-support positions.
Assemble the CS520×760 main roof beams.
Assemble the CS389×389 pillars and secondary upper roof structure.
Install the CL40 ladder-truss roof members.
Complete the roof connection and lifting interfaces according to the approved configuration.
Install the PVC roof canopy.
Coordinate the LED structures with the actual LED-screen requirements.
Complete project-specific stabilization, anchoring and engineering measures where required.
This explains structural composition.
It is not a substitute for an approved erection drawing or engineering method statement.
This project demonstrates why hybrid event structures should be classified by function rather than material alone.
Ringlock
→ surrounding event framework and large modular support zones.
Modular Stage System
→ elevated 360m² performance floor.
Heavy Aluminum Truss
→ 21×20m overhead roof.
The systems are not competing solutions.
They are assigned different jobs within the same project.
For the broader hybrid category, see:
This published configuration should be treated as one large project-style solution.
Variables that can change include:
total structure width;
total depth;
overall height;
roof width;
roof depth;
roof height;
stage width and depth;
stage height;
LED-wing dimensions;
actual LED-screen dimensions;
stair quantity;
stair position;
roof covering;
lighting arrangement;
audio-support requirements;
side structural arrangement.
But these variables should not be changed independently without considering the complete structure.
For example:
larger roof
→ changes roof truss geometry
→ may change pillar positions
→ changes relationship with Ringlock framework.
Similarly:
larger LED system
→ changes side-support requirements
→ may change the wing geometry
→ may change the overall event width.
For a similar project, provide:
total available site width;
total available site depth;
required overall height;
required performance-stage dimensions;
required stage height;
required roof dimensions;
preferred roof form;
LED-screen width and height;
LED-screen total weight;
LED mounting method;
LED elevation;
required LED-wing dimensions;
stair quantity and preferred positions;
lighting-truss requirements;
line-array/audio requirements;
indoor or outdoor use;
installation location;
site and ground conditions;
existing Ringlock or aluminum equipment;
venue plan;
front elevation;
project reference drawing.
For a structure of this scale, the overall plan and elevation should be considered together rather than quoting individual modules independently.
The source confirms the physical configuration described on this page, including:
approximately 36×20×10m overall Ringlock structure;
1,268 horizontals;
1,090 diagonals;
525 pillars;
111 adjustable bases;
approximately 21×20×10m aluminum roof;
approximately 20×18×2m stage;
180 × 1×2m stage decks;
2 × 8-step stairs;
4 stair handrails;
2 × 4×20×10m LED wings;
six main roof-support positions;
CS520×760 main roof beams;
CS389×389 secondary roof structure;
CL40 ladder truss;
approximately 599.06m² PVC roof canopy.
The available source does not establish:
allowable stage load;
allowable roof load;
allowable LED-support load;
suspended lighting/audio capacity;
wind rating;
allowable wind speed;
ballast requirement;
anchoring requirement;
foundation requirement;
ground-bearing requirement;
safety factor;
certification;
local-code compliance;
engineering approval.
The source-listed 2-ton hoists and slings are individual component specifications only.
This is the primary structural-system relationship: Ringlock creates the large surrounding framework while aluminum truss creates the dedicated roof.
Relevant to the modular logic behind the 36m surrounding structure and other Ringlock structural zones.
Relevant to the 20×18m elevated performance platform and its large modular support grid.
Relevant to the two 4×20×10m visual-support wings and the distinction between LED-screen dimensions and supporting structural zones.
Relevant to the relationship between large supporting structures and independent aluminum roof systems.
The original commercial product is:
36m Ringlock Truss Wall with 21x20m Aluminum Roofing Stage, 2 Front LED Wings and 2 Aluminum Stairs
For current commercial configuration and pricing, visit:
Original DragonTruss 36m Concert Stage Product
The original page currently displays a price range of approximately RMB 192,320–223,290. Because this is a project-style structure and dimensions or configurations can change, DragonStructure should not treat that figure as a permanent structural specification.
Recommended customer-facing wording:
For current pricing and the commercial supply configuration, please visit the original DragonTruss product page.
The two sites therefore serve different purposes:
DragonStructure
→ What is this 36m concert-stage complex, and how do its Ringlock framework, 21×20m roof, 360m² performance stage and twin LED wings work together?
DragonTruss
→ What is currently supplied, customizable and commercially quoted?
The complete Ringlock framework measures approximately 36m wide × 20m deep × 10m high.
The central aluminum roof structure measures approximately 21m × 20m × 10m.
The stage measures approximately 20m × 18m × 2m, giving a nominal platform area of 360m².
The confirmed BOQ contains 180 × 1m × 2m stage decks. Together they provide 360m² of nominal deck surface.
There are two LED-wing structural zones, each approximately 4m wide × 20m deep × 10m high.
No. Those dimensions describe the structural wing zone. Actual LED-screen dimensions and weight must be confirmed separately.
The confirmed BOQ uses CS520×760 truss for the 21m and 20m main roof beams, while CS389×389 and CL40 members form other parts of the roof. The source confirms this component selection but does not provide the engineering calculations behind it.
The confirmed configuration uses six 9m aluminum pillar sets.
The configuration includes two 8-step stage stairs and four 3.2m stair handrails.
No. The surrounding framework uses Ringlock, the large performance platform has its own modular supporting system, and the overhead roof uses aluminum truss.
They belong to the same structural family, but this configuration introduces a 36×20×10m framework, 21×20m heavy aluminum roof, six roof-support positions, a 360m² stage and 20m-deep LED wings. These changes create a substantially different large-format structural configuration.
No. The 2-ton figure is the source-listed rating of individual hoist components. It does not establish the allowable load of the complete roof.
Yes. The source identifies overall dimensions, roof dimensions, stage dimensions, stage height, stair quantity, LED-wing dimensions and side layout as customizable project variables.
Please visit the original DragonTruss product page for the current commercial configuration and pricing.
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