The 16×13m aluminum mobile concert stage is a large modular portable staging system designed for concerts, festivals, and event production. Built with 2×1m modular units, it provides flexible configuration, stable structure, and reliable performance for medium to large-scale events.
Product Type: Mobile modular concert stage system
Stage Size: 16 × 13m
Height Options: 0.4–0.8m / 0.8–1.2m / 1.2–2m
Module Size: 2×1m stage units
Material: Aluminum structure + wooden deck
Application: Concerts, festivals, event staging
System Type: Large portable modular stage
| 0.4-0.8m | 0.8-1.2m | 1.2-2m |
| packing weight | 5450 | 5770
| 6120
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| packing volume | 28 | 37 | 40.1 |
| Item | Specification | Quantity |
| Aluminium assembly stage | topping:1x2m | wooden | 104 pcs |
| 1m stage brace | 117 pcs |
| 2m stage brace | 112 pcs |
| stand with extendable tube | 126 pcs |
| Stage adjustable base | 126 pcs |
| Stage Stair | wooden topping | total | 3 | steps | 2 pcs |
the 16x13m mobile concert stage constructed from 2x1m aluminum modules presents a compelling solution for the demands of the modern event industry. Its combination of affordability, scalability, portability, and durability makes it an attractive option for a broad range of users. The inherent flexibility of the modular design, coupled with the robust nature of aluminum construction, ensures its suitability for diverse applications, ranging from small-scale local events to larger touring productions. While some limitations exist, the overall advantages of this system firmly establish it as a practical and cost-effective choice for anyone seeking a reliable and adaptable mobile concert staging solution.
Why This Stage Is Recommended
This product is part of a professional modular stage system, designed for event organizers who require both scalability and efficient transport.
Compared with smaller quick stage systems, this stage offers significantly more space and improved structural stability, making it suitable for concerts and touring events.
Compared with larger configurations such as 18×14m systems, this stage provides a more balanced solution between size, cost, and logistics.
While lighter and more flexible than heavy-duty Layher stage systems, it still requires structured planning due to the number of modules and connections.
It is widely used in complete concert event stage systems.
Structural Engineering Insight
The performance of large modular stages depends on load distribution, connection stability, and structural consistency.
This system is engineered based on load analysis for modular stage systems, ensuring reliable performance under performers, stage equipment, and dynamic loads.
Its structural design follows modular system design logic, enabling consistent load transfer across all modules.
Material selection is aligned with 6061-T6 vs 6082-T6 aluminum mechanical properties, ensuring durability and strength.
Risk control is supported by principles from structural safety risk analysis in stage systems.
Application Scenarios
This mobile concert stage system is widely used in:
It can be integrated with lighting truss systems, LED walls, and roofing structures.
Installation & Practical Use
Due to its size and modular structure, installation requires organized planning and coordination.
The system follows modular stage installation methodology, ensuring safe and efficient assembly.
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Safety & Load Considerations
Large modular stages require attention to load capacity, ground conditions, and connection integrity.
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FAQ
Is this stage suitable for concert touring?
Yes, it is designed for mobile and touring use, commonly applied in event staging systems.
What is the advantage of 2×1m modular stage systems?
They allow more flexible layout design and better control of stage dimensions.
Does this stage require professional installation?
Yes, due to its size and number of components, proper planning and installation are recommended.
How does this compare to larger stage systems?
This system offers a balance between size, cost, and logistics, while larger systems provide more capacity. See stage system comparison.
