TEMPORARY ACCESS FOR PREMIUM EVENTS AND VENUES
Aluminum-class weight, 2x faster to erect and dismantle, built and stripped on event timelines.
Specifications at a Glance
How Taurus fits a contracted access window and leaves your venue exactly as it was found.
What an Event Timeline Demands of Temporary Access
Access on an event build is measured against the clock and the condition your venue is handed back in:
Contracted Access Hours, Not Working Days
Venues schedule load-in and load-out against loading dock availability and subsequent bookings. Overruns attract overtime rates and delay the next event.
One Dock, Many Vendors
Staging, AV, lighting, and rigging suppliers compete for the same access points. Every extra truck run for scaffold is a slot another vendor doesn't get.
The Venue Is Handed Back Clean and Clear
Contracts oblige production teams to return the space to its original condition without marked floors or damaged finishes.
Applications Across Event and Venue Work
Bump-In and Bump-Out Builds
The wedge-lock connection assembles and releases without loose fittings, so the crew can build the structure and de-rig inside the contracted hours.
Rigging, Lighting, and Overhead Staging
Heavy-duty working platforms for crews installing production equipment at height.
Premium and Heritage-Listed Venues
Polymer node interfaces absorb impact energy at the connection, protecting original plasterwork, stone, and finished interiors from the shock that steel assembly transmits.
Back-to-Back Changeovers
Fast de-rig frees the floor for the next event.
The Engineering Behind Taurus
1. Approximately 2x Faster to Erect and Dismantle**
The high-speed wedge-lock connection mechanism drives repeatable assembly and dismantling cycles. On an event build, where the de-rig is as scheduled as the build, that determines whether the access fits the window or overruns it.
2. Heavy-Duty Rating, Aluminum-Class Mass
A certified 6.6 kN (1,488 lbs / 675 kg) heavy-duty bay rating under AS/NZS 1576.1 at roughly half the weight of steel. Lower component mass reduces crew fatigue across a compressed shift and cuts the vehicle movements a build consumes.
3. Non-Marking Contact at Every Node
Polymer joint interfaces form the contact points across the structure, preventing the carbon transfer that steel components deposit on finished venue surfaces.
Viper: Aesthetic Cladding for Audience-Facing Builds
Currently in development, Viper is the premium aesthetic cover and cladding profile for events; the finishing layer that turns functional access into a clean, branded, audience-facing surface.
Technical Support for Event and Venue Bids
Our engineering team provides project-specific load-span calculations and submittal packs for event and venue bids.
FAQs
**Approximately 2x faster to erect and dismantle. Comparison based on advertised data of comparable products from selected major Australian suppliers as at 1 June 2026.
