Our customers needed a way to install a truss cover on a closed system, such as a goalpost. The Hook and Loop Truss Cover was born and has been an essential AV solution ever since.

With no pre-fabbed corner cover solution available, AV pros used fabrics like Duvetyn or scraps of stretch fabric to cover corners. Our collection of corner covers was brought to life through persistent innovation, ensuring that no corner is left unfinished.

We recognized the branding potential in printing on Truss Covers. After over 12 months of innovation and refinement, we released the first printed Truss Cover. Since then, printed Truss Covers have become essential for marketers and AV pros alike.

With many clients unsure of how much truss cover they needed, leading to last-minute orders, the Truss Roll was invented. It was quickly adopted and is now kept on hand by leading AV companies nationwide.

As more events moved outdoors, clients requested a way to prevent light pass-through. The Lined Truss Cover was created, allowing clients to confidently cover any truss without worrying about transparency.

Known as the Truss Banner, these covers were introduced to meet client demands for covering more than square trusses. They were launched and rapidly gained industry-wide adoption, turning any truss system into a large-scale branding opportunity.

It all began with our candy cane Truss Covers; the rest is history. We now offer a collection of 16 unique holiday truss covers, spreading joy at holiday events nationwide.

Brand new last year, Truss Covers made from our new Outdoor Stretch Fabric is a hit! We knew there was a need for UV-resistant Truss Covers, but we didn’t anticipate their massive success. Try one for your next outdoor event and experience the difference.

Once only available in black and white, Truss Rolls are now offered in any stock color for versatility.