National Public Seating SP3616C-02 Stage Pie Unit Grey

Product Description

The NATIONAL PUBLIC SEATING SP3616C-02 is a carpet-topped stage pie unit designed to create curved or angled transitions within modular stage and riser systems. The unit measures 56 inches long by 36 inches wide by 16 inches high and weighs 55 pounds. The frame is constructed from 16-gauge steel with a premium-grade plywood core for a sturdy, portable platform. Legs are built from 14-gauge tubular steel and feature spring-loaded support brackets that open and close quickly, reducing setup time in auditorium, gymnasium, or performance hall environments. A grey carpet surface is factory-installed.

This pie unit is intended for use alongside straight stage sections to form seated band configurations, choral riser setups, or multi-level performance stages. The curved geometry fills corner and transition positions that straight units cannot cover. Installed ganging hardware allows individual sections to connect securely into a larger continuous stage surface. Suitable for school auditoriums, houses of worship, community centers, and similar assembly spaces. Stage and facility crews are the primary installers. Guardrails are recommended when the platform is used at elevated heights.

Key Features

• 16-gauge steel frame with premium-grade plywood core for durability and portability
• 14-gauge tubular steel legs with spring-loaded support brackets for fast setup
• Factory-installed carpet surface in grey finish
• Integrated ganging hardware for connecting multiple units into a continuous stage
• Pie unit geometry enables curved transitions in modular stage configurations
• 10-year limited warranty

Compatibility

Designed to combine with straight stage sets in the same 16-inch height series to form seated band or choral riser configurations.

Installation Notes

Stage and facility maintenance personnel typically assemble and configure these units. Connect pie units to straight sections using the installed ganging hardware before loading the platform. Inspect all spring-loaded support brackets to confirm they are fully engaged before occupancy. Guardrails should be installed at open edges per applicable safety codes when the platform is elevated.