Smoke Machine
Commercial haze for dance floors, lasers, and photo booths.
- Commercial smoke machine
- 2 L smoke fluid included
- Manual or timer control
- Water/glycol safe fluid — standard theatre formulation
Instant atmosphere for dance floors, school shows, and themed party nights.
A smoke machine changes the atmosphere of a party instantly. If you're planning a dancing event, a UV glow party, a school concert, or an outdoor cinema night, it adds a dramatic effect that kids love and adults appreciate. It's quick to set up and does its thing quietly in the background while you focus on everything else.
Simple daily hire — includes machine, 2 L smoke fluid, and manual or timer control. Prices exclude delivery.
Commercial haze for dance floors, lasers, and photo booths.
Run longer, bigger, or louder.
When there’s a fine haze in the air, lighting stops looking “flat” and starts looking cinematic. Hiring a smoke machine is one of the fastest (and most affordable) ways to upgrade a dance floor, stage, DJ booth, entrance tunnel, or photo moment — without needing to add more lights.
- Makes beams visible: moving heads and lasers look stronger with a light haze
- Adds depth to photos & video: creates separation and mood, especially in darker venues
- Control the vibe: quick bursts for key moments rather than constant output
If you hire smoke machine services for an event, these are the cue points that give the biggest impact:
- Grand entrance / first dance
- DJ set build-ups and drops
- Speeches and spotlight moments
- Stage reveals, cake cutting, and “surprise” moments
- Photo booth or feature wall lighting
Fog can trigger some smoke detectors (especially commercial photoelectric systems). Before you lock it in, ask the venue:
- Are smoke/fog effects allowed?
- What type of detection system is installed?
- Can alarms be isolated/managed for your time slot (with written confirmation)?
Homes are usually simpler, but it’s still worth checking for hardwired detectors indoors.
A great haze is subtle — it should make lighting look richer, not make the room feel smoky.
- Airflow matters: sealed rooms stay hazy; ventilated rooms clear faster
- Use short bursts: top up haze just before key moments
- Placement helps: aim output away from guests and toward open air
- Consider sensitivities: give guests with asthma an easy way to step aside from denser areas
If you tell us the room size, ceiling height, and whether doors/windows will be open, we’ll advise the right output level when you hire smoke machine gear.
A haze + UV is a classic combo. If you’re also hiring glow lighting, the effect becomes more dramatic because the light has something to catch in the air.
Share your date, suburb, and expected guest count — we’ll come back with a firm quote and delivery window.