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Check out these really cool paper partitions you can buy made from recycled craft paper. These are available for $56/module set from a company called Mio with some pretty cool, green, nomadic cultural solutions. One 24 Module Set creates a 4.5 ft x 4.5ft section with the open configuration and a 3 ft x 4.5 ft section with the closed configuration.
Check them out! http://www.mioculture.com/store/pc/viewPrd.asp?idcategory=7&idproduct=24
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Just a thought. You could take some coroplast and cut a slit in them to do a similar idea possibly on a bigger scale.
Bought 4 sets of these a few weeks ago to see how lighting it may look, I didn't like their look on stage, the colors I picked were probably most of the problem. Definitely only buy a few and test it out for yourself..
Thanks for the input. Good advice. I haven't actually tried these out myself…I just thought they were a cool idea and could maybe spark some ideas. :)
Thanks so much for posting this… here is our stage… http://frccphoto.smugmug.com/Services/Service-Sep…
The stage looks great, Dan!
thanks to this post, we came across another Mio product and we used it in a simple stage design. you can see the pics here: http://www.facebook.com/album.php?aid=192412&…
Great product. I have produced several smaller events where these or other mioculture products were used. I've found the secret on stage is to use light colors (white & grey) that reflect colors well. The colored units are best for non-lighted situations (i.e. info meetings, etc…)
Here are the tiles: http://twitpic.com/4cwxcy
Here are the colored nomads in a info meeting: http://instagr.am/p/CL5Tf/
great use of the products :)
I tried to order a bunch of these today and the main color I wanted (white) was on backorder :(