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A versatile wood product made from thin layers of wood veneer. It's used for constructing sturdy, flat surfaces and scenic elements.

A brushed cotton fabric that is flame retardant. It's used for masking and blacking out stage areas or equipment due to its light-absorbing qualities.

A plush, knitted fabric often used for grand drapes and stage curtains because of its sound-absorbing qualities.

Used for constructing frameworks and supports, especially when strength and rigidity are needed.

A plastic piping material used for lightweight framing and structures. Can be easily cut and joined.

Expanded polystyrene foam used for creating large, lightweight scenic elements that can be carved and sculpted.

A lightweight cotton fabric, often used for backdrops, either painted or as a base for other materials.

A heavy-duty fabric used for painted backdrops and for large seamless surfaces.

A brand of flame retardant chemical applied to various materials to make them fire-resistant, crucial for safety on stage.

A type of hardboard made from compressed wood fibers, often used for smooth, paintable surfaces and as a top layer over platforms.

A recycled, compressed paperboard often used for soundproofing and as a tackable surface on walls or set pieces.

A type of lightweight plywood made from tropical hardwoods, commonly used as a facing material in flat construction.

A natural fiber rope used traditionally for rigging, but often replaced these days with synthetic alternatives for consistency and strength.

Another lightweight plywood alternative, which is cost-effective and useful for less scenic elements that don't require a perfect finish.

A type of lightweight, translucent fabric used for effects like revealing or hiding elements on stage with lighting.

A type of engineered wood similar to particle board, formed by adding adhesives and then compressing layers of wood strands.

A heavy-duty foam board that is stronger than standard foam core. Ideal for mounting and when a rigid yet lightweight material is necessary.

A coarse canvas material made from jute, hemp, or cotton. Used when a rough texture is needed or for temporary coverings.

A reinforced plastic material that's lightweight, strong and can be molded into various shapes. Used for detailed scenic pieces.

An engineered wood product made from wood fibers, used for a smooth painting surface and for flat, seamless structures.

An affordable and dense wood product that is easy to cut and shape. Used for detailed work and smooth finishes.

A luxurious fabric used for soft goods that need a delicate appearance or for special effects in lighting.

A corrugated plastic board that is lightweight, waterproof, and easy to work with. Often used for temporary structures.

Polystyrene or polyurethane foam used for lightweight sculptural elements. Easily carved and shaped for detailed work.