This session is a comprehensive overview covering the good the bad and the ugly of using the Triangular Grid System as a design tool for Haunted Attractions. Save space and add structural integrity to you Haunt with this innovative and provocative panel and grid system.
10. The Grid
Height Of A 4’ Equilateral Triangle
Not A Perfect World
4’
3’-5 9/16
4’
11. Laying Out The Grid
Chalk-Lines, Tape Measures, And Masking Tape
4’ Wide Perimeter
4’ 4’ 4’
Egress Corridor
3’-6”
3’-6”
Horizontal Lines 3’-6”
4’
Are 3’-6” Apart 3’-6”
3’-6”
2’ 4’
4’
First Coursing
Line Is 2’ Then 4’
Second Coursing
Line is 4’ All The
way
12. Installation
Simpson Strong-Tie ‘A-21’ Bracket
Flattened for Straight Connections
Spread To 120 Degrees For Everything Else
13. Installation
Panel Connections
2 Brackets Per Connection
One Above Shoulder Level
One at Ankle Height
1 Addition on Straight Connections
14. Installation
Order Of Installation
1. Carpet
2. Mark The Grid
3. Tape The Floor Plan
4. Set The Large Props
5. Bracket The Panels
6. Hinge Access Doors
7. Brace The Panels
8. Set The Lights
9. Run Electrical
15. Code Compliance
Perimeter Egress Corridor
Minimum Corridor Width
ADA Accessibility
Wood Construction
16. The Floor Plan Design
Entrance And Exit
Combined Actor Backstage Areas
Emergency Exit Doors
18. Benefits Of The Triangular Grid
Saves Space
Free Standing
System 24 Square Feet
Quick Install Or
Changes
Structural Integrity
Stores in Half The
Space
No 90 Degree Turns