Truss that adds up
Global Truss F34 straights, corners, junctions and circles, with real part numbers. Pick two ends and it finds the sticks that fill the gap.
4670 mm gap → 4000 + 500 + 170
Event layout in 3D · runs in your browser
Build the show before you build the show.
Lay out truss, video walls, stages and rigging at real size, with real part numbers. 3D Event Builder counts every pin, clip and coupler for the pull sheet while you draw.
Free during early access. Nothing to install.
The part nobody else counts
Two sticks of truss is not two lines on the order.
Join two sticks of F34 and you need couplers, pins and clips. The equipment list adds them from the joints in your drawing, so the pull sheet matches what goes on the truck.
| Item | Desc | Qty |
|---|---|---|
| TRUSS | ||
| SQ-4116 | F34 4.0 m | 2 |
| CP0092 | Conical coupler — added from the join | 4 |
| CP0235 | Coupler pin — 8 per stick | 16 |
| CP0157 | R-clip — 8 per stick | 16 |
What it does
Built from the gear you actually own.
Every part has its real size, weight and part number. Nothing is a grey box you have to explain later.
Video walls
Hang a wall from header bars under the truss, or ground build it on the stage deck. Power and data runs are laid out panel by panel.
Move the whole wall as one unit
Stages
Decks and legs to a height, with skirting and stairs. Props and video walls stand on the deck, not the floor.
4×8 and 4×4 decks · 1219.2 × 2438.4 mm
Rigging
The standard hang in one go: spanset, shackle, turnbuckle and header bar, at its real trim height. Slide it along the truss and the whole hang goes with it.
Stops at the end of the stick
Arenas and decor
Rodeo chutes and arena panels. Round and banquet tables with chairs ringed at the right spacing, and lounge furniture.
60" round · 8 comfortable / 10 tight
The paperwork
An equipment list grouped like your spreadsheet, a cable plan, and a print packet with ISO, top view and elevations for every structure.
Save as Excel, CSV or PDF
In the app
Lists that read like Excel.
The equipment list is a table with the columns you choose, broken up by type. Type your sources and notes straight into it.
Who it's for
For the people who build it, and the people who plan it.
Production companies and AV crews
- Draw the rig once and get the pull sheet from it.
- Show the client a 3D view before load-in.
- Print the packet for the crew chief.
Event planners
- See the stage, screens and seating laid out before you sign.
- Lay out tables and chairs at their real sizes.
- Hand the production team a layout they can build from.
Early access
Free while we build it with you.
3D Event Builder is in early access. It is free for now. Paid plans come later, and you will hear about them before anything changes.