Multi-color Boxes

Logan Fisher and Erin Angel from Valley View Christian Church in Littleton, CO bring us these awesome homemade boxes.

This design was repurposed from the chevron design that they found here. They followed the same instructions and used the same materials as that design.

Since all of the arrows were 90-degree angles and the same length, they were able to reform their design into squares. They used three 4’x4′ squares, three 3’x3′ squares, and one 3.5’x3.5′ square. They had to build one more 4×4 square and one 3×3 square. When they made the squares, they braced the backside for support (shown in picture), caulked the cracks, and painted over it. They did have to cut a small hole in the crack to feed the wires through for the DMX box attached on the back corner.

The bottom 5 squares were attached to stands and the middle top 2 were hung from a ceiling truss with black chains. In the middle of the squares, they put LED PARS. They were mounted on speaker stands for the floor ones and they drilled them into a black 2×4 that went across the back of the square for the hanging ones. They phased in the design, starting with the bottom 5 squares and then they added the hanging two for their Easter services.

This design is attainable for $1000-$1500 depending on how much of the equipment you already have (DMX decoders, LED tape, wood, tools, etc.).