Organization
Firm
Location
The Gallarate headquarters is where Peroni defines product specifications and organizes their production.
Raw materials and semi-finished products destined for final in-house processing arrive here.
From here, manufactured and finished products are shipped to end users.
Peroni currently exports to every continent, directly or, in key markets, through distributors who, when requested, also handle installation.
Warehouse
Peroni’s warehouse is among the world’s largest reservoirs of scenographic materials.
Backdrop fabrics, cycloramas, curtains, vinyl films for screens and backdrops, dance and stage floors, mechanical components, accessories, and every other product used in stage productions are stored here ready for shipment—or awaiting processing in the sewing and assembly departments.
Production of scenic fabrics
As its history recounts, for two centuries Peroni directly produced the main cotton fabrics in its range and still today oversees the weaving and finishing phases (dyeing, coating, flame-retardant treatment, etc.) of many of them.
Custom fabric manufacturing
On demand, the fabrics in the catalogue can be processed in Peroni's in-house atelier in Gallarate, heir to an experience that began in the late 1940s, as told in Peroni’s history.
The curtains, backdrops, and cycloramas manufactured by Peroni are known and appreciated throughout the world.
Production of scenic films
Whether calendered or laminated, these materials are manufactured according to specifications developed by Peroni.
Decades of experimentation have enabled remarkable advances in vinyl films for projection and rear projection, which today rank among the highest-quality products on the market.
Similar techniques are also used to produce dance floors and mirrored and decorative materials for backdrops and cycloramas.
High-frequency welding of vinyl films
Projection and rear-projection screens, scenic Cycloramas, decorative film backdrops, and digitally printed backdrops are custom assembled using high-frequency welding.
In the Gallarate production department, it is not uncommon to witness the manufacture of products measuring several thousand square metres.
Production of stagecraft machinery
The stage machinery department manufactures tracks, devices, and accessories for theatrical mechanics of the highest quality, largely designed in-house and resulting from half a century of experience.
Digital printing for scenography
In the very early 2000s, Peroni was among the pioneers of digital printing for scenography and has since produced high-quality work on its own fabrics, vinyl films, dance floors, and decorative materials.
The sewing and welding departments assemble the printed sections into scenic backdrops of every type and size.
Installation and maintenance
Upon request, Peroni installs its mechanical systems and fabric and vinyl products at customer facilities.
Peroni distributors perform similar services in various countries around the world.
Test stage
The test theatre adjoining the Gallarate facility is equipped like a real stage and is used to test prototypes of new mechanical systems or to develop particularly complex custom projects before shipment.
