IntelliStage Riser Connecting Hardware (4-pack)

Connects adjoining risers of differing heights
Connects steps to each other and main stage

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IntelliStage Riser Connecting Hardware (4-pack)

IntelliStage Riser Connecting Hardware is required for connecting adjoining risers of differing heights on multi-level stages as well as for connecting steps to each other and to the stage.

To secure a single platform or step, use a minimum of one package ISSJ hardware (4pk). Use 2 ISSJs per platform corner and secure a mimimum of 2 of the platforms adjoining corners. (See assembly instructions below)

Riser Connecting Hardware is also included in our IntelliStage Step Kits.

Package Contents

4 Riser Connecting Clamps

Video

Additional Information

Assembly Instructions (Jpg)

Download: Manufacturer's Manual

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including Nickel (Metallic), which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.

Ratings & Reviews

IntelliStage Riser Connecting Hardware (4-pack)

Overall Rating: 4.94

17 Ratings

Rating:

7/29/2023

hard to find

Hard to find product, but it was available here. Thanks.

— Visions Bob, nj

Rating:

7/29/2023

Hard to find

Hard to find product, but it was available here. Thanks.

— Visions Bob, nj

Rating:

5/20/2023

just as described

These work just as described. Quality materials as expected.

— Dave Swan/In Full Swing, Grandville MI

Rating:

5/18/2023

a MUST

Great, no, a MUST for connecting stages and stairs together!!! Especially the stairs!! No wobbly stairs.

— CVL, Redlands CA

Rating:

11/10/2022

Works well

Works well, shipped fast!

— john, TN

Rating:

10/2/2022

Fits perfectly!

— DJ TL SMOOTH, Orlando FL

Rating:

1/29/2022

Great

Great for connecting ctage uprights together.

— David, Danbury Ct

Rating:

8/29/2021

Easy to use

Easy to use, helps solidify the sections and keep them from moving.

— John, Ticonderoga

Rating:

7/17/2021

sturdy, convenient, and secure

These are sturdy, convenient, and secure. We used these to attach the steps to our platforms and have worked flawlessly.

— Randy, San Francisco, CA

Rating:

10/13/2020

Five stars

It worked very well

— Rodney Rising, St George UT

Rating:

12/30/2019

Awesome

These are awesome and give us an opportunity to do so much more with our risers. Safe and durable! Would buy again!

— Matt Rios, Austin, TX

Rating:

4/22/2019

Functions perfectly

Functions perfectly, if I could only get the strike crew to stop losing them!

— intellistage 24" set up,

Rating:

2/18/2019

Essential

I bought these to attach a 3'x3'x24" sections to 4'x4'x32" sections on either side of my stage to be used as speaker-tower stage wings. These "clamps" are essential to stabilize the wings so they don't separate from the rest of the stage. These are very simple to use: just open them up, put them around the legs, then tighten them down....very easy. Much thanks to the good folks at StageDrop!

— Soloact, WY

Rating:

2/5/2019

Five stars

This very easy-to-use connecting hardware pack is used for attaching my stage-wing-speaker stands to my stage. They are 3'x3' sections being attached to 4'x4' sections and at a different heights. The hardware adds stability to the non-stage-traffic wings so they won't have to stand alone. Thank you much to the StageDrop crew!

— Soloact, WY

Rating:

2/1/2019

Five stars

Just what we need to secure the stage.

— Greg, Scottsdale, AZ

Rating:

2/6/2017

Intellistage Riser Conecting Hardware

A very well designed connector. It firms up the top decking and very convenient to use. Another must have.

— cscesq, Tampa, FL

Rating:

6/18/2015

Must have for safety's sake

Get extra for safety. Don't even take the chance your sections could separate or your steps could tip while someone is on them. It's just bad. Be safe. Use the connectors.

— Bob, Ellicott City, MD