3’6” Radius Freestanding System With 45° Corner Design Features*

System 4FS is our state-of-the-art cyclorama system and adds an additional degree of configuration to the Pro Cyc line. The 45° corner allows for the construction of a diagonal performance area in a studio space. In addition, there is no longer a need to shy away from shooting in the corner as this configuration allows for excellent corner lighting. This corner is made up of two 45° corners placed together or separated by any number of Pro Cyc cove modules. The 45° corners have a 3’6” vertical radius and a 5’ horizontal radius which reduces the parabolic sound reflection common in symmetrical corner cycloramas ( symmetrical cycs have 90 degree corners).

The freestanding system eliminates the need for using or modifying an existing wall and allows users to easily move or add to their Pro Cyc System. In addition, this system can be used when there is a need for access behind the cyc for storage, thoroughfare, or grip work. The freestanding installation is also excellent when quick assembly is important.

System 4FS modules are drilled and trimmed for quick assembly. Modules attach directly to leg supports and require only minimal construction skills to assemble. Joints are finished with conventional user-supplied dry wall construction.

*Pro Cyc Certified Installation is available for this system


Specifications:

• Corner Module: 45 degrees; 3'6" radius x 4'
• Cove Modules: 3'6" radius x 4' wide
• Flat Modules: 4' x 4' panels
• Steel Leg Assemblies up to 16'
• Material: Hi-Impact ABS Plastic
• Freestanding installation only

• Ideal for television and film studios, or news sets with 1-6 people
• Perfect in a photography studio for small to medium sized products (e.g. small cars, motorcycles, etc...)
• Any application where studio design and/or sound is of high importance
• When there is a need for access behind the cyc for storage, thoroughfare, or grip work
• Ideal for virtual set backgrounds

• News agencies and studios
• Cable TV studios
• Post Production studios
• Home shopping channels
• Government agencies
• Corporate entities with in-house studios
• Colleges, universities, and art/technical schools
• Studios utilizing virtual reality technology