| Weight | 41 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 12 × 12 × 60 in |
A 12-inch square aluminum box truss section, 5 feet long and 41 lbs. The odd length that trims a header to fit and finishes a run cleanly against a wall.
Odd lengths solve real problems on site, and five feet is the one that gets used most. It splits the difference between the six-foot and three-foot sections when a span refuses to divide evenly.
A 12 in square aluminum section, 5 ft long, at 41 lbs. Light enough to hand up to a crew member already on a ladder, which is why it turns up in the fiddly parts of a build.
Whatever the drawing calls for. Couplers, blocks, and supports are specified by the rigger and reviewed by the venue, and nothing goes overhead in a Milwaukee hall without that approval in writing first.
Five-foot sections finish a header that ends short of a wall, form a low leg, or step a structure down at the end of a run. Keep the block and base family consistent so nothing has to be adapted on site.
Modern Event Rental delivers truss to Milwaukee convention halls, hotels, and corporate campuses. The short lengths are the ones crews wish they had ordered, so put them on the list early.
