LumiRope
Case Pack

Two matched 48″ ProX TruckPaX cases. Rope in one bay, cable in the other, rings down the trough. Same pack in both.

Nashville, TN
Hallow Rocks 2026
Rev G · 09.02.2026

2 Two matched cases, eight runs and fifteen feeders each The 48″ TruckPaX splits into two 23″ square bays. One takes eight coiled runs at 3.5″ each and fills the 28″ clear height once the lid tray is out. The other takes the feeders, wrapped in a loose 18″ loop that lies about 1.5″ thick, so fifteen of them reach 22.5″ and leave headroom rather than being packed to the lid. Cable gets a bay of its own alongside the rope instead of being stuffed anywhere it will go, and two cases carry sixteen runs and thirty feeders in an identical layout.

8 Runs per case Rope bay 23 × 23″, eight coils at 3.5″

15 Feeders per case Cable bay 18″ coils, fifteen high with room over

2 Cases, identical XS-UTL483036W 16 runs and 30 feeders in total

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Layers Pixel rope NL4 feeders Rigging rings

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How the case splits

Interior is 46 × 28″ with 25″ of body and a 3″ lid cavity, so pulling the lid tray gives 28″ of clear stack height. One divider set 5″ off the far wall leaves a 46 × 23″ field, and that halves into two 23″ square bays.

Rope bay. Eight coiled runs at 3.5″ each. Twenty eight inches, flush to the lid.

Cable bay. Feeders get wrapped in a wide, loose 18″ loop rather than a tight one. That lays each coil down at about 1.5″, so fifteen stack to 22.5″ and the bay still has five inches over the top. Easier on the jacket, faster to wrap, and there is room for three more without touching the layout.

Trough. The 5″ channel behind the divider takes the rigging rings, tie line, and small parts. It runs the full 46″ length and 28″ height.

Pull the lid trayThat 3″ of lid depth is what takes the rope bay from seven coils to eight.
Pull the dividers to one panelSet it 5″ off the far wall for the trough.
Split the field in halfA second panel on centre gives you the two 23″ square bays.
Rope left, cable right, rings behindSame layout in both cases, so nobody has to remember which case is which.

What is in each case

Case 1

XS-UTL483036W · full

810 m pixel runs Rope bay, stacked to the full 28″.
15NL4 feeders Cable bay. Fifteen 18″ coils reach 22.5″, so 5″ stays open. Run the 10 ft set here.
15Rigging rings Trough, with the channel still mostly open.

Case 2

XS-UTL483036W · one slot open

710 m pixel runs Rope bay. The eighth slot is the room to grow.
15NL4 feeders Cable bay, same 22.5″ stack. Run the 20 ft set here.
15Rigging rings Trough.

Thirty feeders, two per run so every run is fed from both ends, and the cable bays still carry slack. Both cases are 36″ truck pack height on 4″ casters and stack on each other.

How the runs coil

A 10 m run of the 22 mm coils into a flat donut of roughly 21″ outside diameter and 17.5″ inside, standing 3.5″ tall. That is about six and a half turns wound four strands high. The diameter is deliberate: it drops into the bay without being forced against the wall, and it keeps the hole through the middle big enough to swallow the cable.

Case geometry

ProX XS-UTL483036W, lid tray removed, two dividers in.
	Rope bay	Cable bay	Trough
Footprint	23 × 23″	23 × 23″	46 × 5″
Clear height	28″	28″	28″
Coil size	21″ dia × 3.5″	18″ dia × 1.5″	—
Stack used	28″ of 28″	22.5″ of 28″	—
Holds	8 runs	15 feeders, 18 max	15 rings

Case envelope.
	XS-UTL483036W
Exterior	48.5 × 30.5 × 36″
Body interior	46 × 28 × 25″
Lid cavity	3″
Clear stack height	28″
Case weight, empty	183 lb
Casters	4″, two locking, steel ball corners, truck stackable at 36″

The rope bay is the tight one. Eight coils land flush at 28″, so the 3.5″ wrap is the number that has to hold, and wrapping over drops that bay to seven. The cable bay carries five inches of slack on purpose.