Coroplast stage design

We used 2x4 pieces of natural colored coroplast to face the wall.

Mike Meeks from FUMC Arkadelphia in Arkadelphia, Arkansas brings us this Coroplast design. From Mike: We took our inspiration from The Long Weave. We had pallets for the past 4 years and decided it was time for a change. At the very beginning, we found out that running the horizontal wouldn’t work, so we changed to run […]

Andy Frew from Crossridge Church in Surrey, BC, Canada brings us this curved weave wall. They meet in an old movie theatre (built in the 40s) that they’ve recently renovated. They don’t have much space, so their stage designs need to be somewhat minimal, and portable as they do occasionally show movies (fundraisers, community events), in which case they have to strike the stage […]

Andy Frew from Crossridge Church in Surrey, BC, Canada brings us this curved weave wall. They meet in an old movie theatre (built in the 40s) that they’ve recently renovated. They don’t have much space, so their stage designs need to be somewhat minimal, and portable as they do occasionally show movies (fundraisers, community events), in which case they have to strike the stage […]

Greg Culbertson from Gethsemane Church in Evansville, IN brings us this stained glass look. Greg was able to use most of his previous design in completing this new design. They spray glued bubble wrap to existing Coroplast followed by gorilla tape stapled to the 2×4 frame.

If you’ve been exploring ChurchStageDesignIdeas.com for a while, you’ll see many designs use a material called Coroplast. But what is Coroplast, exactly? Coroplast is a brand name for corrugated plastic. Just like Kleenex is a type of facial tissue, Coroplast is a type of corrugated plastic. What is corrugated plastic? Corrugated plastic is simply the […]

Bryan Tabb from New Church in Winston-Salem, NC brings us this simple portable set. This design had to be light and compact due to the fact that they’re a portable church. They constructed the frames with cheap, thin 1x2s from Home Depot. Then they stapled cheap Coroplast (painted black) to the frame, and superglued square paper plates […]

Brian Elliott from Capital Christian Center in Lacey, Washington brings us this take on the woven Coroplast design. Materials List: 1 ¼” PVC Pipe, cheapest, lightest weight available (they used 22 10’ sections) 8’ x 4’ 3mm white Coroplast (also called Corex, corrugated PVC) sheets, (For quantity figure area and divide by 32) 2 ½ fine thread black sheet […]

David Gilkey from Lifepoint Church in White Plains, KY brings us these scattered Coroplast towers. They purchased six sheets of 4’x8′ Coroplast from a local sign shop. The sheets cost $20 each, so they spent about $120. They scored the sheets every foot and then folded them to create the tower. They simply held them together with packing tape. […]

Zach Home from Red Door Church in Sioux Falls, SD brings us this simple Coroplast stage design. They designed an inexpensive and modern design using flat white Coroplast squares. They cut 4×8 sheets of flat white Coroplast into 24″x24″ squares. Sheets of Coroplast were purchased locally from a plastic sign company for $17 a sheet. They did pay them extra to […]