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Featured in Domain Arrivals · 2026-08-10

Stack & Roll Plans the Truck Before the Load-Out

stackandroll.com ↗ · Useful Tools · score 86.0
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A 3D truck-load planning tool for touring productions and live events, with live weight, centre-of-mass, axle estimates, and printable crew plans.

Why it surfaced

Stack & Roll tackles a sharply defined problem: fitting flight cases, scenery, instruments, and technical equipment into a truck without guessing at axle limits or rebuilding the plan from memory each night. Its model accounts for stacking, wheel arches, door apertures, load bars, and case support, then produces a manifest and marked-up plan the crew can follow.

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