I just saw a photo of a corporate event with a bunch of truss in the sky.
Apparently, the points in the ceiling were in 2 lines, left to right.
They needed to fly 3 VERY LARGE projectors that wouldn't fall on those lines.
The crew rigged a line of truss along each line of points; so there were 2 parallel lines of truss 30' apart.
Then, they used ratchet straps to connect perpendicular sections of truss to the flown sections, and hung the projectors from these.
Ratchet straps?
I've seen a lot of different ratchet straps, with various types of hooks on the ends, but I've never considered using them for overhead work.
Thoughts?
Apparently, the points in the ceiling were in 2 lines, left to right.
They needed to fly 3 VERY LARGE projectors that wouldn't fall on those lines.
The crew rigged a line of truss along each line of points; so there were 2 parallel lines of truss 30' apart.
Then, they used ratchet straps to connect perpendicular sections of truss to the flown sections, and hung the projectors from these.
Ratchet straps?
I've seen a lot of different ratchet straps, with various types of hooks on the ends, but I've never considered using them for overhead work.
Thoughts?