Spica Still-Life Station — Pro
Tax included where applicable. Delivery, rigging and commissioning arranged by your concierge.
ELVARNIXO Sets — the last thing in focus
Still life is the discipline where millimetres are opinions; the Spica keeps the opinions steady — true surfaces, stable bones, and accessory rails that hold flags exactly where yesterday's notes say.
Backgrounds are the last thing in focus and the first thing clients notice. Our systems run seamless, canvas and effects rolls on motorised axles with silent controllers; cycloramas assemble from engineered modules into true, crack-free curves; and every surface takes paint, light and years of feet with equal patience.
Design & Craft
- Spare panels, coatings and parts stocked for fifteen years
- Surfaces take paint, light and years of feet with patience
- Rails accept clamps, flags and ambition
- Delivered, assembled and levelled by our crew in CZ
- Acrylic, steel and glass tops per listing
Specifications
| Format | Pro station + rails + risers |
| Sweep | Translucent, underlight-ready |
| Rails | Clamp-and-flag ready |
| Adjust | Tool-free height + tilt |
| Weight | ≈ 33.3 kg |
| Warranty | 2 years, parts stocked 15 |
Care
Sweep cyc curves with soft brooms only; repaint with the specified coating — others crack at the cove. Motorised axles want a monthly full run; paper rolls store upright. Scuffs on set walls sand and repaint panel by panel.
Questions, Answered
Will the cyclorama crack?
Not if it is built and painted as specified — engineered modules, movement joints and the coating system we supply. Ours haven't; that is why the spec is strict.
Can the backdrop system carry heavy canvas?
Roll weights and diameters are rated per axle in the specification, with motorised models stating torque honestly. Paper, canvas and effects rolls all have their numbers.
The ELVARNIXO Promise
Every ELVARNIXO fixture ships with its own photometric and colour report — CRI, TLCI and SSI measured on our Prague bench for that serial number, not copied from a brochure.