Studio Berar invests in Prolyte LT roof for Exit festival

The Exit festival, which took place in July, Novi Sad, Serbia, has become one of the largest and most popular festivals on the European continent.
An approximate amount of over 200.000 visitors showed up for this festival, which is located near the historic Petrovaradin Fortress, built high on the banks of the River Danube and offering a stunning view of Novi Sad

The EXIT festival came into being in the year 2000, and has gained reputation ever since. In 2007 EXIT was awarded the prestigious UK Festival Award for the best festival in Europe for 2007, as voted for by festivalgoers from all over the world.

Studio Berar, responsible for the technical organisation for the festival selected Prolyte to provide a huge roof system for the main stage at the Exit 2008 edition. Prolyte is already well known in this region, thanks to the enthusiastic support of Prolyte distributor PSP.
Novi Sad-based sound, video and light engineering and rental company Studio Berar has recently acquired worldwide recognition thanks to the Europe In Belgrade concert, where the company was contracted to provide full sound and lighting services.

Studio Berar made it quite clear why Prolyte was selected to provide the roof system. Their unrivalled support and the specific qualities of the LT roof system, with respect to loading capabilities, flexibility and proven resistance to high wind forces, make it an outstanding system.
Prolyte engineer Ivo Mulder was flown in to provide training and assistance during set up of the system.

The LT roof system, which as main stage during the festival, has measurements of 25 m width and 15 depth. The clearance is over 14 m high, leaving enough height for an impressive set of lighting and sound. A total of 8CT towers support the complete roof construction. Studio Berar has also bought 2 complete side wing sets, which were not used during the festival.

The main stage had an impressive line up, with artists like Sex Pistols, Paul Weller, Ministry, NERD and Manu Chao.