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Mobile telescopic grandstand

Push'n Pull One person pulls out 40 seats in five minutes

BÜTEC Push'n Pull

Lift the lowest platform, pull it out – all rows behind it follow and lock into place. No motor, no power connection, no single platforms to clamp together. After the event, the block pushes back together to 1.25 × 2 m. Telescopic seating, also called retractable seating, that one person operates.

  • Set-up1 person · 5 min per block
  • Blockup to 10 rows, 2 m high
  • Seats40 per block
  • Powernot required
  • Storage1.25 × 2 m per block

Benefits

Fewer hands, fewer hours What the Push'n Pull takes off your hall team

  • 5 minutes per block

    A block with 10 rows, up to 2 m high and 2 m wide, is pulled out or pushed back in five minutes. By one person.

  • No power, no motor

    The grandstand is pulled out by hand. You need no power connection and no drive, and you have no energy costs. The system needs little maintenance.

  • 1.25 × 2 m in storage

    Retracted, one block stands on 1.25 × 2 m. Pulled out with 10 rows, that is 40 seats or 19.5 m² of grandstand area.

  • Anywhere in the room, extendable block by block

    Each block is moved with a pallet truck or on built-in transport castors that retract pneumatically. More blocks can be added at any time.

  • Only as many rows as you need

    For each event you decide: pull out all rows or only some of them. Rise, depth and surface are configured per block.

  • Guided in parallel, with structural calculations

    A shaft with rack guides underneath keeps the rows parallel, so the block cannot twist while you pull. Delivered with structural calculations to Eurocode 9 and DIN.

How it works

From block to grandstand in four steps, by one person

No single platforms to place, no plug-in legs to lock, nothing to clamp. The tools come with the grandstand: a pull-out bar and a locking key.

  1. Position the block

    Move the block to where you need it – with a pallet truck or on the optional transport castors that retract pneumatically.

  2. Lift the lowest platform

    Place the pull-out bar under the lowest platform and lift it.

  3. Pull it out

    Pull the lowest platform forward. All other rows follow automatically and lock in the correct position.

  4. Fit the railing, lock the blocks

    The aluminium railing is plugged in or screwed on. Blocks standing side by side are locked from above with the Quick-Lock key – no connecting clamps.

Video

Watch it One block, one person, five minutes

Where it is used

One grandstand, many rooms Where the Push'n Pull is in use

  • Push'n Pull grandstand with chairs in a sports hall

    Sports and multi-purpose halls

    School sport in the morning, an audience in the afternoon: the blocks stand retracted against the wall and are pulled out before the doors open.

  • Push'n Pull as spectator seating in a presentation hall

    Presentation halls

    As spectator seating for demonstrations and company events – afterwards the floor is free again for exhibits.

  • Black powder-coated Push'n Pull grandstand with plug-in railings in a black box theatre

    Theatres and studios

    As a flexible theatre stage, stepped stage, show staircase or choir loft. Custom versions adapt the grandstand to your room.

  • Push'n Pull grandstand with red and black chairs in a hall

    Halls with chairs

    With Pro Comfort grandstand chairs, the Push'n Pull becomes raised seating rows for concerts, talks and meetings.

Technical data

Push'n Pull at a glance

Dimensions

Block size (standard base block)
1.25 × 2 m, other sizes on request
Pull-out depth
0.95 × 2 m, other depths on request
Rise per row
16.66 to 40 cm
Rows
up to 10, e.g. 2 m high at 2 m wide
Storage space
1.25 × 2 m per block (with 10 rows: 40 seats or 19.5 m² of grandstand area)

Load and documents

Load capacity
500 kg/m², other load capacities on request
Structural calculations
to Eurocode 9 and DIN (DIN EN 1991, 1993, 1995, 1999, DIN 68705)
Platform system
BÜTEC Compact, Standard or Master

Operation

Set-up
1 person, 5 minutes per block (out and in)
Pull-out
by hand with the pull-out bar; all rows follow automatically
Guidance
shaft with rack guides for smooth parallel movement
Connecting blocks
BÜTEC Quick-Lock, locked from above
Moving
pallet truck or built-in transport castors that retract pneumatically
Power supply
none

Equipment

Surfaces
beech plywood, film-faced plywood, STAB Light board, parquet, linoleum, laminate, needle felt / carpet, others on request
Railings
aluminium, plug-in or screwed: special round-tube plug-in railing, grandstand railing, grandstand railing II, hoop railing with safety mesh
Step lights
in the frame profile, behind the frame profile or in the deck
Seating
Pro Comfort grandstand chair A, B or C
Finish
e.g. black powder coating, full or fabric cladding, LED

References

In use Sports halls, assembly halls, presentation spaces

Downloads
Mobile telescopic grandstand with plug-in railings
Mobile telescopic grandstand with plug-in railings
Mobile telescopic grandstand with seating
Mobile telescopic grandstand with seating
Mobile telescopic grandstand with full panelling
Mobile telescopic grandstand
Mobile telescopic grandstand with compact railings
Mobile telescopic grandstand
Mobile telescopic grandstand
Mobile telescopic grandstand with LED
Mobile telescopic grandstand with seating
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Mobile telescopic grandstand
Lateral fabric cladding on mobile telescopic grandstand
Mobile telescopic grandstand with seating
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Mobile telescopic grandstand in retracted position
Mobile telescopic grandstand is extended
Mobile telescopic grandstand is extended
Mobile telescopic grandstand in extended condition
Mobile telescopic grandstand in extended condition
Mobile telescopic grandstand in retracted position
Mobile telescopic grandstand in extended condition

Accessories

Matching accessories Railings and step lighting

  • Stairs

    Types: aluminium, steel, Flexi-Step, custom

  • Claddings

    Materials: wood, fabric, acrylic glass, metal

  • Trapezoidal roller

    Load ratings: 250, 600, 750, 1,000 kg

    trapezoidal roller with lifting device

  • Roofs

    Up to 5 m high: with proof of stability

    grandstand roofing

Downloads Brochure and grandstand chair

For planners

Tender text / CADOn request – we send you tender texts and CAD data for your project.Request

Questions

Motor, load, rows, seats What venue managers ask about the Push'n Pull

Why not a motorised telescopic grandstand?

Because the Push'n Pull reaches the same goal without a motor: one person pulls out a block in five minutes. You need no power connection, you have no energy costs, and every block can be placed freely in the room. That makes it an alternative to motorised telescopic seating, in price and in function.

How much load does the Push'n Pull carry?

500 kg/m² as standard. Other load capacities are possible on request. The grandstand is delivered with structural calculations to Eurocode 9 and DIN.

Can several blocks form one continuous grandstand?

Yes. You pull out the blocks side by side and lock them from above with the Quick-Lock key that comes with them. No connecting clamps between the rows are needed.

Do we always have to pull out all rows?

No. Depending on the event, you use all rows or only some of them.

How do we move the blocks through the hall?

With a pallet truck, or on a built-in set of transport castors that retract pneumatically. You can order the castors as an option.

Which seats fit?

The Pro Comfort grandstand chairs A, B and C are made for the Push'n Pull – without link, with row link or with armrests. We can also plan benches or other seats.

Is the Push'n Pull available in custom sizes?

Yes. Block size, pull-out depth and surface can be adapted on request, up to a custom build for your room.

How many blocks does your hall need? We work it out with you

Tell us the hall dimensions, the number of seats and the storage space you have. You receive a proposal for the number of blocks, the rise and the equipment – and a quote.