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  For more information about stage rigging safety and the name of an Authorized Clancy dealer near you, contact J.R. Clancy at 800-836-1885 or visit us at www.jrclancy.com.  
 
 
   
 
 
How Rigging Works  
Manual & Motorized Rigging Posters
 
A pair of posters showing how motorized and manual rigging work. These are clear, easy to understand, and a great way to explain how rigging should be used.

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System Design Guide  
Rigging System Design Guide
 
This guide covers backstage design issues and different rigging systems. This well illustrated document is intended for use by architects, theatre technicians, and anyone else involved in the design or renovation of a theatre.

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New Loads for Old Structures    
   
Shawn Nolan, a Licensed Engineer specializing in theatres, answers the question, “Is the building strong enough and how do I know for sure?”    
   
   
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Structural Design Requirements for Entertainment Venues
     
Shawn Nolan, PE, provides an overview of entertainment rigging loads in an article published in the March 2008 issue of Structure Magazine    
   
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What we can do for you    
   
Contact us with your theatrical rigging safety questions - E-mail or call us at 800-836-1885.