The control position, also known as the front of house, is the place with the best view of the stage — allowing your production technicians to work under ideal conditions. 360 Events builds custom FOH platforms in various sizes, tailored to the technical requirements of your production.
A FOH platform from 360 Events provides a stable, raised workspace for sound, lighting and video technicians at a central location in the venue or on the festival site. Thanks to the Layher Allround system, the dimensions are fully adaptable: from a compact control position for smaller events to an extensive multi-level platform for large productions.
The FOH platform integrates seamlessly with PA towers, delay towers and other stagebuilding structures from the 360 Events range.
Frequently asked questions
What is a front of house platform?
The front of house position offers the best view of the stage, allowing your show technicians to work under ideal conditions.
The platform provides a stable, elevated workspace for sound, lighting and video technicians, centrally located in the venue or on the festival site.
How large can an FOH platform be?
The dimensions are fully customisable thanks to the Layher Allround system: from a compact control platform for smaller events to an extensive multi-level platform for large productions.
It integrates seamlessly with PA towers and delay towers.
What does "around the stage" include?
Everything around the stage that keeps the production running: wings, sidestage and backstage areas, catwalks, front of house, delay towers, PA towers, loading docks and ramps.
360 Events builds these structures using the same construction method as the stage itself.
Do you also take on last-minute jobs?
Yes, absolutely. Call +32 492 50 41 91. We will immediately see what is possible.
Can these structures be connected to any stage?
Yes. They are built using the same Layher components as the stage, ensuring that the height and load capacity are properly matched.
The concert roofs in our range also have openings in the side and rear covers, allowing these structures to connect directly to them.