Individual risers for choral groups…

Looking for more flexibility with regard to standing arrangements for your choir or ensemble? Rubbermaid steps work…kinda…but really don’t allow enough room for a proper singing stance. Furthermore, they actually look a bit tacky, especially on a stage.

Check “step stools” on Google. You’ll find that all are either too small for effective singing posture or much too expensive. Conventional riser companies don’t seem to have anything like this at all.

We may have the answer for you…at no more than the cost of a Rubbermaid step stool.
The only catch is that you need to be able to build them yourself or get a friend to help you…someone who has some basic tools and equipment…and a few hours of time.

We’re talking about a 16” by 24” step that is 8 ¾” high. Plenty of room for that shoulder width singing stance with a solid feel underfoot.

We built ours out of ¾” plywood that we bought from Home Depot at $25.00 per sheet. It took exactly three sheets for twelve risers! That’s a cost, including glue and screws of less than $10.00 each.

Order the plans and instructions for only $9.95. It’s simple and with a few hours of work, you’ll have individual risers that will last for years. The design allows for maximum use of the plywood with very little waste. Instructions come with a materials list, tools and equipment list, diagrams and photos to show you exactly how to do the job.

Instructions, plans, materials list will be sent by e-mail as PDF file.

Just $9.95. Send a check or pay online using PayPal.