Coroplast stage design

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 […]

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

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.

Nick Hill from Xperience Church in Defiance, Ohio brings us this portable stage design. (originally posted January 2016) This stage design was inspired by the artwork on the newest Hillsong United Album, Empires, and it was really easy and cost effective to do. They have metal frames that they use to attach most of their stage designs to since they’re a portable […]

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Jono Gardner from Legacy Church of God in Wichita Falls, TX brings us this rugged design for Coroplast trees. Jono ordered 4’8′ sheets of Coroplast. When they were delivered, he projected various Christmas trees on them and traced them. Then he cut them out with a box cutter. There were 3 different tree designs and 3 different heights. […]

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 […]

Mason McGill from Kingdom Empowerment Christian Church in Dover, Delaware brings us this cool fragmented Coroplast design. They painted the stage in a flat black ($54) to give them the base for the design. They also purchased 100 sheets of 24×18″ Coroplast ($106.00) and cut them in different sizes and shapes as they designed it all around […]

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. […]