Overview

This 6m × 4m structure represents a higher single-level FOH configuration within the DragonStructure control-structure family.

Its nominal footprint is 24m², but footprint alone does not define this structure.

The key difference is vertical geometry.

The confirmed configuration has:

• 6m width

• 4m depth

• 4m side height

• 4m roof low point

• 5m roof high point

• 5m maximum structure height

• modular Ringlock working structure

• aluminum single-slope roof

• modular working platform

• ladder access

• canopy extensions

• roof and curtain enclosure

• lower auxiliary Ringlock base structure. Dragon Stage

The complete structural relationship is therefore:

Elevated Ringlock FOH Body

Working Platform & Ladder Access

4–5m Aluminum Sloped Roof

Canopy & Curtain Enclosure

Lower Auxiliary Base Structure

Functionally, this belongs to FOH & Control Structure. Its deliberate division between Ringlock and aluminum systems also places it within Ringlock + Aluminum Structure. DragonStructure defines this hybrid category according to the different functions performed by the two systems rather than simply by the presence of two materials. DragonStructure

1. What Is This Structure?

This structure should not simply be understood as:

a 6×4m covered Ringlock booth.

Its configuration is considerably more developed.

The main Ringlock body creates an elevated technical-control structure. Platform planks form the working area. An open platform component and aluminum ladder provide access. Above the Ringlock body, a separate aluminum frame forms a single-slope roof rising from 4m to 5m.

Around this main structure, canopy outriggers and curtain-support components extend the covered/enclosed zone.

At the lower level, another Ringlock component group forms a separate auxiliary base module. Dragon Stage

So the product is better understood as five coordinated structural modules rather than one scaffold frame.

2. Why “Elevated FOH Shelter”?

The word Elevated is not being used merely as marketing language.

The BOQ confirms:

• 84 platform planks

• 1 open aluminum + wood platform plank

• 1 heavy-duty aluminum ladder. Dragon Stage

This indicates that access to the working area is part of the supplied configuration.

At the same time, there is no confirmed second operator floor or multiple technical working levels.

Therefore, it would be inaccurate to classify this as a Multi-Level FOH Tower.

The better distinction is:

an elevated single-level technical workspace.

That separates it clearly from both a low compact FOH booth and a genuine multi-level tower.

3. 6x4m Working Footprint

The nominal plan area is:

6m × 4m = 24m²

This is the same nominal area as a 4×6m structure, but the orientation and surrounding structural configuration are different.

A 6m-wide FOH can be useful when the technical layout benefits from arranging operators or consoles across a broader front-facing dimension.

Conceptually:

             6m WIDE

    ┌──────────────────────┐
    │                      │
    │   TECHNICAL CONTROL  │
4m  │     WORKING AREA     │
    │                      │
    └──────────────────────┘
             STAGE →

This diagram illustrates spatial logic only. It does not prescribe the actual equipment layout.

The practical planning question is:

Does the FOH need more width facing the stage, or more depth away from it?

That is why 6×4m and 4×6m should not automatically be treated as interchangeable merely because both equal 24m².

4. Main Ringlock Structure

Unlike the previous 2×6m product, this source provides the Ringlock quantities directly.

The main structural body contains:

• 24 × Main Vertical Standards, 2m

• 4 × Main Vertical Standards, 1m

• 58 × Main Ledgers, 2m

• 22 × Main Diagonal Braces, 2.83m

• 14 × Main Single-Row Members, 2m. Dragon Stage

These members create the primary three-dimensional Ringlock body.

The structural relationship is:

Standards

→ vertical framework

Ledgers

→ horizontal modular grid

Diagonal Braces

→ braced Ringlock bays

Single-Row Members

→ additional configured structural positions

Platform System

→ usable FOH workspace.

For the broader modular system, see Ringlock Structure.

5. Working Platform and Access

The confirmed platform/access package contains:

• 84 × platform planks

• 1 × 2m open platform plank, aluminum + wood

• 1 × heavy-duty aluminum ladder. Dragon Stage

The open platform component is important because it distinguishes a normal continuous deck from a platform system configured around personnel access.

Conceptually:

Ground

↓

Aluminum Ladder

↓

Open Platform Position

↓

FOH Working Area

This access arrangement is substantially more compact than an external stair module.

For another project, the access system should therefore be chosen according to:

• operator traffic;

• equipment movement;

• available footprint;

• required entrance position;

• working height;

• circulation requirements.

Changing from a ladder to a stair is not merely changing one accessory—it changes the access module and potentially the surrounding layout.

6. The 4–5m Single-Slope Roof

The roof geometry is probably the strongest visual identifier of this product.

The confirmed dimensions are:

The roof rises approximately 1m from the low side to the high side. Dragon Stage

Conceptually:

                   5m HIGH
                 ─────────
               /
             /
    4m _____/
       │                    │
       │                    │
       │    FOH WORKSPACE   │
       │                    │
       ├────────────────────┤
       │  RINGLOCK SUPPORT  │
       └────────────────────┘
              6m

This page records the confirmed roof geometry only.

The slope should not be converted into unsupported claims regarding drainage performance, wind resistance or roof-load capacity.

7. Aluminum Roof Structure

The roof is not simply a continuation of the steel Ringlock body.

The confirmed aluminum package contains:

• 12 × 0.5m aluminum column forks

• 6 × 6.1231m aluminum roof beams

• 10 × 4m side-wall aluminum tarpaulin posts

• 8 × 1.5m outrigger canopy beams. Dragon Stage

This gives the product a clear hybrid structural relationship:

Steel Ringlock

→ supporting body + working structure

Aluminum Structure

→ roof + enclosure-support geometry.

This is exactly the distinction behind DragonStructure's Ringlock + Aluminum Structure category: each system is used for a different functional zone within the same temporary structure. DragonStructure

8. Why the 6.1231m Roof Beams Matter

The aluminum roof beams are listed as:

6.1231m × 6 pcs. Dragon Stage

This is useful because it shows that the roof module is not merely described generically as “aluminum truss.”

The roof has its own defined component geometry corresponding to the actual configuration.

However, the BOQ alone should not be used to reverse-engineer:

• connection angles;

• exact connection details;

• structural capacity;

• allowable roof loading.

Those details require the approved drawing and, where necessary, engineering verification.

9. Canopy Outrigger System

This FOH includes another structural zone outside the main body.

The Ringlock package contains:

• 8 × 0.9m canopy outriggers

• 6 × 2m canopy outrigger ledgers

while the aluminum package contains:

• 8 × 1.5m outrigger canopy beams. Dragon Stage

This means the covered arrangement extends beyond a simple roof positioned directly above the nominal 6×4m working footprint.

The complete enclosure should therefore be read as:

Main FOH Body

Projecting Canopy Zones

rather than simply:

24m² floor + 24m² roof.

This is also reflected in the much larger confirmed roof-cover area.

10. 60m² Main Roof Tarpaulin

The enclosure package contains:

• 1 × 60m² main roof tarpaulin

• 6 × 3m² outrigger canopy tarpaulins

• 2 × 16m² side curtains

• 1 × 24m² front/rear curtain. Dragon Stage

The 60m² roof tarpaulin should not be confused with the 24m² nominal floor area.

The difference reflects the larger roof/enclosure configuration and canopy geometry.

We should not infer the exact fabric overlap or finished covered footprint from the area alone.

What the BOQ safely tells us is that this is a substantially developed enclosure package, not merely a small sheet covering the FOH platform.

11. Curtain Enclosure

The curtain package creates a more protected technical working zone around the FOH.

However, an FOH should not automatically be treated as a completely closed room.

Depending on the project, openings may still be required for:

• stage sightline;

• operator access;

• equipment movement;

• cable routing;

• ventilation.

Therefore, the practical question is not:

How do we close every side?

It is:

Which sides need protection, and which sides need to remain operationally open?

The final curtain orientation should be coordinated with the actual FOH workflow.

12. Lower Auxiliary Base Structure

This product contains another Ringlock module that should not be merged invisibly into the main BOQ.

The lower auxiliary structure contains:

• 6 × 1m base vertical standards

• 10 × 2m base ledgers

• 12 × 2.83m base diagonal braces

• 12 × 2m base planks. Dragon Stage

This means the complete structure is not simply:

main FOH + roof

but:

Main FOH

Auxiliary Lower Structure

Roof / Canopy / Enclosure System

Keeping this module separate is useful because it allows future configurations to change the lower structural arrangement without automatically redefining the entire FOH.

13. Ballast-Related Components

The supplied configuration also includes:

2 × 4m long 50×2mm ballast steel pipes with accessories. Dragon Stage

These are confirmed physical components.

They do not establish a verified ballast requirement.

The correct distinction is:

Confirmed:
Two ballast-related steel pipes are part of this supplied configuration.

Not confirmed:
The amount of ballast required for a particular outdoor installation.

That second question depends on the actual configuration, covered area, site and engineering requirements.

14. Complete BOQ with Structural Functions

Main Ringlock Structure

Platform & Access

Aluminum Roof & Canopy Structure

Roof & Curtain Enclosure

Auxiliary Base Structure

Packing Weight: approximately 2,700kg

Packing Volume: approximately 11CBM. Dragon Stage

15. What the BOQ Reveals

The BOQ shows that this is a considerably more developed structure than a basic FOH booth.

It contains five distinct systems:

Main Structural Body

28 confirmed main vertical standards of two lengths, together with ledgers, diagonals and single-row members.

Working System

84 platform planks plus an open platform component and ladder.

Roof System

Column forks, 6.1231m aluminum beams and side-wall aluminum posts.

Canopy / Enclosure System

Ringlock outriggers, aluminum canopy beams, tarpaulins and curtains.

Auxiliary Lower System

A separate group of standards, ledgers, diagonals and planks.

That modular separation is more informative than simply calling the product a:

6×4m FOH booth.

16. Assembly Logic

At Product level, the modular assembly relationship can be understood as:

1. Establish the main Ringlock footprint and auxiliary lower structural layout.

2. Assemble the lower standards, ledgers and diagonal bracing.

3. Continue the main Ringlock body to the required configuration.

4. Install the single-row and canopy-outrigger components in their specified positions.

5. Install the working platform planks.

6. Integrate the open platform component and heavy-duty aluminum ladder.

7. Install the aluminum column-fork interfaces.

8. Assemble the 6.1231m aluminum roof beams and 4m enclosure-support posts.

9. Create the confirmed 4m-low / 5m-high single-slope roof geometry.

10. Install the aluminum canopy beams.

11. Install the main roof and canopy tarpaulins.

12. Install the required side and front/rear curtains.

13. Complete the project-specific stabilization arrangement.

This describes structural composition and modular assembly logic.

It is not a project-specific engineered erection procedure.

17. Why This Is Not the Same Product as the 4x6m FOH

This distinction is particularly important because mathematically:

6 × 4 = 24m²

and

4 × 6 = 24m²

But structurally, the two products are not duplicates.

The existing DragonStructure 4×6m FOH has approximately 2m eaves and a 2.5m ridge, with a lower pitched-roof profile. DragonStructure

This 6×4m structure has:

4m low side

→ 5m high side

plus:

• ladder access;

• open platform access component;

• canopy outriggers;

• side-wall aluminum posts;

• auxiliary lower structure;

• substantially larger roof/enclosure package. Dragon Stage

So their identities become:

4×6m

Wide Single-Level FOH Shelter

Main question:

How do we create a broad protected technical workspace?

6×4m

Elevated FOH Shelter

Main question:

How do we create a higher 24m² FOH workspace with elevated access, a 4–5m sloped roof, canopy extensions and a developed enclosure system?

That is enough structural differentiation to justify separate DragonStructure Product pages.

18. Relationship to the Multi-Level FOH Tower

The difference from the 4×4m multi-level FOH is equally important.

The published 4×4m structure reaches 6m at the roof low point and 7m at the high point, and its defining feature is multiple working levels rather than simply a high enclosure. DragonStructure

Therefore:

Height alone does not make an FOH a tower.

A useful hierarchy is:

Elevated single working level

≠

Multiple working levels

This 6×4m product remains an Elevated FOH Shelter because the available source does not establish several separate operator levels.

19. FOH Structure Selection Logic

With this product added, the DragonStructure FOH family now demonstrates several different ways of solving technical-control space requirements:

This is consistent with DragonStructure's broader FOH principle: dimensions, equipment, personnel, working height and site layout determine the practical configuration rather than the label “FOH” alone. DragonStructure

The selection process therefore becomes:

Technical Equipment

→ Operators

→ Working Layout

→ Required Footprint

→ Required Working Height

→ Access

→ Roof & Enclosure

→ Final FOH Structure

20. Customization Variables

For another project, the following modules can change independently:

Footprint

Width and depth can be adjusted according to the required technical layout.

Working Height

The working/platform arrangement should follow actual operator and equipment requirements.

Roof Geometry

The 4–5m single-slope roof belongs to this specific configuration and does not have to be retained for every FOH.

Access

A ladder can be replaced by another access concept if the project requires different personnel or equipment circulation.

Canopy

Projection and covered areas can change with the required enclosure.

Curtains

Side, front and rear enclosure can be configured around stage sightlines, entrances and cable routes.

Auxiliary Base

The lower structural arrangement can change according to the complete project configuration.

The principle is:

Change the module affected by the requirement instead of automatically resizing every part of the FOH.

21. Information Needed for a Similar FOH

For a similar project, please provide:

• required FOH width and depth;

• required platform/working height;

• required roof low point;

• required roof high point;

• number of operators;

• audio, lighting and video equipment;

• console and rack dimensions;

• relevant equipment weights;

• required stage sightline;

• required open side;

• curtain/enclosure requirements;

• canopy requirement;

• access type;

• entrance position;

• cable-entry positions;

• available total footprint;

• indoor or outdoor use;

• installation location;

• site conditions;

• existing Ringlock components if reuse is planned;

• drawings, sketches or reference images.

This information allows the structure to be configured from the actual FOH workflow rather than simply reproducing a 6×4m product.

22. Engineering / Verification Boundary

The original DragonTruss page confirms:

• 6m × 4m footprint;

• 4m side height;

• 4m roof low point;

• 5m roof high point;

• 5m maximum height;

• Ringlock main structural BOQ;

• 84 platform planks;

• open platform component;

• aluminum ladder;

• aluminum single-slope roof system;

• canopy-outrigger system;

• roof and curtain enclosure;

• lower auxiliary Ringlock structure;

• ballast-related steel pipes;

• approximately 2,700kg packing weight;

• approximately 11CBM packing volume. Dragon Stage

The available source does not establish:

• platform allowable load;

• roof allowable load;

• wind rating;

• allowable wind speed;

• required ballast weight;

• anchoring requirement;

• foundation requirement;

• ground-bearing requirement;

• safety factor;

• certification;

• local compliance;

• engineering approval.

The ballast-related pipes therefore remain confirmed supplied components, not evidence of a verified stabilization calculation.

23. Related DragonStructure Pages

For the primary functional family, see FOH & Control Structure. DragonStructure defines this category around temporary technical working areas for audio, lighting, video and event-production operations, with configuration driven by equipment, personnel, height and site layout. DragonStructure

For the relationship between the steel Ringlock body and aluminum roof/enclosure system, see Ringlock + Aluminum Structure. DragonStructure

For the broader modular supporting system, see Ringlock Structure.

For comparison with a lower single-level FOH of the same nominal 24m² plan area, see 4x6m Single-Level Hybrid Ringlock FOH Shelter with Pitched Aluminum Roof. Its roof is approximately 2m at the eaves and 2.5m at the ridge, making it structurally distinct from this 4–5m elevated configuration. DragonStructure

For comparison with a genuine multi-level configuration, see 4x4m Multi-Level Hybrid Ringlock FOH Tower with 6–7m Sloped Aluminum Roof. DragonStructure

24. Original DragonTruss Product & Price

The original commercial product is:

6x4m Hybrid Ringlock FOH Control Booth with Aluminum Single-Slope Roof

For the supplied commercial configuration and current displayed price, customers should visit the original DragonTruss product page.

At the time checked, the original DragonTruss listing displays RMB 54,308. Because product pricing can change and customized FOH configurations may require a separate quotation, the DragonStructure page should not hard-code that price into its own body content. Instead, I recommend using this wording:

For current pricing and the commercial product configuration, please visit the original DragonTruss product page.

This preserves the three-site logic:

DragonStructure

What is this 6×4m elevated FOH structure, and how are its Ringlock body, working platform, access, aluminum sloped roof, canopy, enclosure and auxiliary base configured?

DragonTruss

What is supplied, what can be customized, and what is the current commercial price?

FAQ

Why is this called an Elevated FOH Shelter?

Because the confirmed configuration combines a substantial Ringlock body with ladder access and a roof beginning at approximately 4m and rising to 5m. However, the source does not establish multiple operator levels, so “Elevated FOH Shelter” is more accurate than “Multi-Level FOH Tower.” Dragon Stage

What is the confirmed size?

The footprint is approximately 6m × 4m. The roof low point is approximately 4m, and the high point reaches approximately 5m. Dragon Stage

Is the 6x4m structure the same as the 4x6m FOH turned around?

No. Although both have a nominal 24m² plan area, their vertical geometry and component configurations differ substantially. The 4×6m DragonStructure product has approximately 2m eaves and a 2.5m ridge, while this product uses a 4–5m single-slope roof and includes a more developed canopy, access and auxiliary-base configuration. DragonStructure

Is this a multi-level FOH tower?

The available source does not confirm several separate operator levels. It is therefore better classified as an elevated single-level FOH shelter rather than a multi-level tower.

What type of roof does it use?

It uses an aluminum single-slope roof, rising from approximately 4m on the low side to 5m on the high side. Dragon Stage

Is access included?

Yes. The confirmed package includes one heavy-duty aluminum ladder and one 2m open aluminum + wood platform plank. Dragon Stage

Are the roof and curtains included?

Yes. The BOQ includes a 60m² main roof tarpaulin, six 3m² canopy tarpaulins, two 16m² side curtains and one 24m² front/rear curtain. Dragon Stage

Does the FOH include a lower auxiliary structure?

Yes. A separate lower group contains six 1m standards, ten 2m ledgers, twelve 2.83m diagonal braces and twelve 2m base planks. Dragon Stage

Do the two ballast pipes define the required ballast?

No. They are confirmed supplied components, but the source provides no verified ballast calculation establishing the stabilization requirement for every installation. Dragon Stage

Where can customers check the price?

Customers should use the original DragonTruss product page for current pricing. The price shown there can be updated independently of this DragonStructure structural-analysis page.