Case building near Rosenheim: flightcases from Kolbermoor

Start with the equipment you have

Perhaps an existing rack needs another device added. Perhaps a band needs shared packaging for equipment currently travelling in several bags. Or a measuring instrument has a shape that wastes too much space in a standard case. These tasks are best discussed with clear photographs, checked dimensions and a description of current problems.

DM-Cases' original website lists audio and lighting cases, standard racks and custom builds. The solution suited to your equipment is agreed based on requirements. A specific material, special feature or completion date should be expressly agreed. Product photographs illustrate possible constructions; they do not replace technical discussion for different contents.

In Rosenheim, the route backstage matters

The Kultur+Kongress Zentrum Rosenheim publishes dedicated directions for organisers and a separate stage entrance address. This is a practical example of how visitor routes and equipment routes may differ. The actual loading route is therefore decisive for your case plan. Ask your venue directly for these details for your own project.

Ask the venue about passageways, steps and space for empty cases. Then consider what should be carried and what should roll. A narrow design may help at a doorway but require a different interior layout. One large shared case may organise everything but become heavier with all its contents. This trade-off belongs before the decision on external dimensions and features.

Band, event equipment or one technical device?

For a band, ensuring the complete equipment can be packed again after a performance is often important. For a mobile rack, rear access may matter more. For an individual technical device, sensitive attachments and safe removal may be central. The best description of your task comes from these concrete actions.

Try a short test: lay out all the parts that should travel together. Separate what is always needed from what only occasionally comes along. Measure every component including protruding connections and brackets. Note whether cables are disconnected and which parts remain on the device during use. This turns a general case inquiry into a solid basis for discussion.

Visits need an appointment

DM-Cases' address is Hermann-Löns Str. 4, 83059 Kolbermoor. Please arrange an appointment before visiting from Rosenheim. Also clarify whether bringing the equipment is useful and which documents should already be available. A published contact address does not promise acceptance of unannounced visits or fixed opening hours.

Contact DM-Cases on +49 (0) 8031 / 29 94 61 or at info@dm-cases.de. Name the device and task in your first contact. If a case already exists, photographs of it also help. For inquiries about changes or an existing enclosure, the first step is to clarify whether and to what extent the project is possible.

Think ahead for regular transport

A flightcase is often packed in different conditions from those in which it is later opened. There is space in storage; beside the stage, someone is in the way. A second person helps load; during setup, you are alone. Describe more than the ideal situation. These everyday differences indicate handle positions, lid design, interior layout and sensible sizes for individual packing units.

The space needed after unpacking also deserves attention. Where does the lid go? Is there still room for accessories in the vehicle? Can related parts be checked at a glance? Include these questions in your inquiry. DM-Cases can then discuss your preferred design without relying on assumptions about properties or possibilities from a photograph.

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