Need help lighting an all white set

[de27192]

That's fair enough, but at the same time with schools who will do a lot of work straight on the stage and may not have the facility to lay a dance floor each time, boards glued down can be of benefit as there is less possibility for sharp things sticking out of the stage. I have been to several schools where it's done this way, for that reason. Although yes, I appreciate that a skilled stage crew putting screws into a floor should be able to do so without leaving sharp bits.

 

[BillConnerFASTC]

If I get a major ding in my floor, I can easily just unscrew the sheet and flip it over. Glued down plywood might not flip that easily.

We're way off the topic but how thick is the plywood that is glued down? If less than near 3/4", I can see just fasteners being a problem in the humid south east US.