16 ft. x 24 ft. Portable Modular Stage Package with 3-Step Staircase, Dual Banister Railings, and Non-Slip Aluminum Deck Panels

Introducing the ProX XSU-PKG16X24-4X4ST3 16 ft. x 24 ft. Portable Modular Stage Package with 3-Step Staircase and Banister Railing , a full-scale, professional stage solution built for event producers, production companies, touring crews, and rental operations who need a serious performance platform that assembles fast and handles the demands of a real show. At 16 ft. x 24 ft., this is a stage that commands attention and gives performers the space they need to work. Whether you are staging a concert, corporate event, outdoor festival, school production, or house of worship performance, this package delivers a complete, ready-to-build system without the hassle of sourcing components separately. The included 3-step staircase with banister railing makes this configuration especially practical for larger stage elevations, giving performers and crew a safe, gradual, and comfortable point of entry every time. The Platform The XSU-PKG16X24-4X4ST3 is built around 4 ft. x 4 ft. modular deck panels constructed from AAA grade 15mm exterior rated birch plywood with minimal voids. The panels connect together to form a unified 16 ft. x 24 ft. performance surface, giving you 384 sq. ft. of solid, professional stage area. Each deck panel features a non-slip black surface treatment that keeps footing secure for performers and crew under real show conditions. The panels lock together through the integrated aluminum framing system, creating a tight, gap-free surface with no flex or shift once the stage is fully assembled. The Frame and Legs The supporting structure throughout this system is built from extruded aluminum, keeping the overall package manageable in weight without sacrificing load capacity or structural integrity. The adjustable legs thread in and out to set your target stage height and allow for precise fine-tuning across uneven floors or outdoor terrain. Each leg is capped with a micro adjustable leveling foot with M16 threaded bolts, giving you reliable, stable contact with the ground surface regardless of site conditions. The underside of the assembled platform features cross-bracing and organized leg hardware that distributes weight evenly across the full 16 ft. x 24 ft. footprint. Adjustable Legs Each platform section includes six telescoping legs adjustable from 16" to 22", with a maximum fully extended height of 24". A locking pin safety system holds the selected height firmly in place during use, so the stage stays exactly where you set it. The micro adjustable leveling feet on each leg allow for precise leveling on surfaces that are not perfectly flat, which is a real-world necessity for most outdoor and multi-surface venue setups. Weight Capacity Each STAGEone platform section is rated to support up to 800 lbs per 4 ft. x 4 ft. section when the load is evenly distributed. That means this 16 ft. x 24 ft. configuration gives you a dependable and safe working surface for performers, equipment, and the demands of high-output production environments. The Staircase The package includes a 3-step aluminum staircase that attaches directly to the platform frame, giving performers and crew a stable, secure, and accessible point of entry. On a stage this size, the 3-step configuration is a practical choice. The more gradual climb makes a meaningful difference during busy load-in and load-out, and it contributes to overall site safety when people are moving quickly and carrying gear. The stair treads carry the same non-slip surface treatment as the main deck panels, so the safety standard remains consistent from the ground up. Banister Railing The 3-step staircase includes dual banister railings running along both sides of the steps, giving everyone using the stairs a secure handhold on either side when getting on and off the platform. On a large format stage like this where foot traffic is higher and stage access is more frequent, the dual railing setup is a straightforward safety feature that matters in the real world.…