This design comes from Jeremiah Ramer from High School Student Ministry at Second Baptist Church in Houston, Texas. Simply put, Jeremiah hung some corrugated sheet metal with light-weight chains. He then front-lit them to create some really exciting colors and textures.
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Lighting Design for Modern Houses of Worship
A book I just picked up from Amazon on lighting. It's a great introduction to lighting...geared especially toward lighting worship spaces. Cheapest price on Amazon.
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You have a very beautiful website. I love the clean design of it and the images are wonderful. I came across your site as I was researching information about Church Stage Set Designs for one of my articles. I will certainly visit again for more information about lighting and designs in church environments.
Looks great! What is the best way to cut corrugated metal?
We used a table saw with a blade we bought from Lowes that is designed to cut through metal. We cut 2-3 sheets thick at a time. Wear your safety goggles because you'll have crazy sparks.
how did you attach the sheet together? I think I see chains?
Any idea what the total cost was on just the cost on the metal, chains, and anything I can't see.
Looks really awesome. We might actually try this in our student sanctuary.
You're right, we used chains to connect the sheets. We simply lined the sheets up in a stack and drilled holes through all of them at once and used bolts with washers to fasten the chains behind each sheet. Once completed, each column was so light that we used an extension ladder to hang them from a 1×4 painted black We bought everything at Lowes for approximately $350.
Wow now that is cheap! I am totally going to try this out. Thanks for responding!
No worries Jimmy! Email me at jramer@second.org if you have any questions or if I can help in any way!