SkyGrid Suspended Triangle System Knowledge Center
Create a Distinct Overhead Geometry.
A Professional 10x10 Triangle for Lighting, AV, and Event Production.
The SkyGrid-TRI100 is a modular 10x10 suspended triangle truss system designed for overhead lighting, AV equipment, signage, exhibits, retail displays, studios, and event staging. Built from EVT290S 290 mm square aluminum truss, it creates a distinctive triangular overhead frame with a conical connection system.
System Facts
System Overview
A Modular Overhead Framework Built to Keep Floor Space Open.
The SkyGrid-TRI100 forms a rigid square perimeter using straight EVT290S truss sections, corner junctions, and secure connection hardware.
Common Applications
Designed for Overhead Production Environments.
The SkyGrid-TRI100 supports temporary and permanent-style overhead layouts where clear floor space and organized fixture placement are priorities.
Who It’s For
Built for Professionals Managing Overhead Equipment.
Best suited for teams that understand suspended truss, load planning, lifting operations, and venue rigging requirements.
System Package
Components for the Complete Grid Frame.
The package includes the truss sections, corner components, and connection hardware required to assemble the standard SkyGrid-TRI100 frame.
Span sets, shackles, motors, chain falls, rigging points, and attachment hardware are site-specific and must be selected for the approved rigging plan. A qualified rigging crew and rated lifting equipment are required for every SkyGrid installation.
Technical Reference
Complete Grid Specifications
Overall dimensions, construction details, finish, weight, and connection data.
System Details
Identification
Overall Size
Dimensions
Construction
Materials & Weight
Installation Planning
Assembly & Rigging Requirements
System Compatibility
EVT290S, F34, and Standard 290 mm Square Truss Systems.
The SkyGrid-TRI100 uses 290 mm square truss geometry, 50 mm main chords, and a matching conical connection system. Compatibility requires matching receiver spacing, coupler dimensions, connection geometry, and engineering data.
Assembly Overview
Assemble on the Ground. Inspect Before Every Lift.
Ground assembly must be completed by qualified truss technicians. Suspension, lifting, leveling, and final positioning require a qualified rigging crew using rated lifting equipment under the approved rigging plan and venue requirements.
Safety & Engineering
Overhead Loads Require Project-Specific Engineering.
The allowable load depends on suspension-point quantity and location, truss orientation, support conditions, attached equipment, load distribution, lifting method, and the rated capacity of the venue structure.
System Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the SkyGrid-TRI100 include suspension hardware?
No. The system includes the truss sections, corners, and connection hardware. Span sets, shackles, motors, chain falls, rigging points, and related suspension equipment are site-specific and purchased separately.
How is the grid assembled?
The grid is assembled at ground level by connecting the four perimeter sides and corner junctions. All connections must be inspected before the complete grid is lifted into position.
What is the load capacity?
There is no universal load value for every installation. Capacity depends on the suspension plan, number and location of pick points, attached loads, and venue structure. A structural engineer must determine the allowable load.
Can the grid size be expanded?
Yes. Compatible EVT290S straight sections and junction components can be used to create alternate dimensions. The revised system must be evaluated before use.
What inspections are required?
Every component and connection must be visually inspected before each lift. Documented periodic inspections should also be performed by a competent person according to applicable requirements.
Planning a suspended lighting or equipment grid?
Contact us for grid selection, compatible components, technical drawings, engineering services, and freight assistance.
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