Sound, screen and power rental

Yes, and that is often the clearer approach. Mention everything you need: sound, screens, a generator and lighting, with the venue description and the nature of the occasion, so we plan how they all fit and work together in the space.

Yes, directly. A large space needs more speaker coverage and a wider screen so sound and picture reach the far rows. Describe the place roughly and the expected guest count, and we settle with you on what covers every corner.

When the venue is a farm, a camp or an outdoor space far from a power panel, or when the combined load of the sound system, lighting and other equipment exceeds what the existing connections can carry. Tell us what will run at the site and we agree on the power needed.

Ordinary lighting illuminates the whole space evenly. Party lighting directs and colours the light to highlight specific areas such as the stage or the guest tables, and creates a gradation in brightness that makes the space look different in photos and to the eye. It is rigged on poles and ceilings and connected to a power source that meets its load.

That depends on the total load of all the equipment. Combining speakers, lighting and an evaporative cooler, for instance, may exceed what a small generator provides. It is important to tell us everything that will run at the site so we agree on a generator that carries the full occasion.

Yes, but an open space differs from an enclosed one in how sound is distributed and where the screen is placed. Outdoors, sound disperses faster and needs wider coverage, and the screen needs a spot away from direct sunlight to remain clearly visible. Tell us the details of your outdoor venue and we agree on the right arrangement.