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The room decides the product

Seven kinds of site. Each page says what that site actually demands of a screen, then works four configurations through to real numbers — series, pitch, cabinet layout, resolution and average power, all calculated from our datasheets.

How to read this page. The photographs illustrate the type of installation — they are visualisations, not photographs of delivered projects, and we do not attach a client name or a location to them. Everything numeric below is calculated from our published product datasheets: the pitch from the stated viewing distance, the cabinet layout from the real cabinet dimensions, the power from the datasheet W/m². Your own quotation confirms the final layout.
Control & Command Centres

Control & Command Centres

Screens watched for a whole shift, from two to four metres, that have to still be running in five years.

Selection guide · 4 worked examples
Exhibitions & Showrooms

Exhibitions & Showrooms

Screens people walk right up to, in rooms where the lighting is designed around them.

Selection guide · 4 worked examples
Hotels & Banquet Halls

Hotels & Banquet Halls

One room, a different event every week — the screen has to change shape as often as the booking does.

Selection guide · 4 worked examples
Stages & Touring

Stages & Touring

Built, struck and trucked every week — weight, locking speed and spares decide the cost.

Selection guide · 4 worked examples
Outdoor Advertising & Totems

Outdoor Advertising & Totems

Running cost and wind load matter more than headline brightness.

Selection guide · 4 worked examples
Glass Facades & Storefronts

Glass Facades & Storefronts

Carry content without closing the glass — daylight in, sightlines out.

4 worked examples
Creative & Free-Form

Creative & Free-Form

Spheres, cones, curved ceilings and wave forms — quoted from your drawing.

4 worked examples
Before you compare products

Three decisions that cost real money

They get made at the quotation stage and they are expensive to undo. Here is how we handle each one.

01

Pitch chosen for the wrong distance

Too coarse and the front row sees the lamp grid. Too fine and you paid for resolution nobody standing there can resolve.

What we do: tell us the distance from the closest viewer to the screen. You get a pitch recommendation with the reasoning, not just a price.

Try the 30-second selector
02

No way to service the wall

A screen mounted flat against a structure with rear-only access means the first dead module needs scaffolding — or the wall comes down.

What we do: front-maintenance cabinets across the fixed range, so a module is replaced from the front. We ask about the structure before quoting.

How the cabinets are built
03

Running cost left out of the budget

An advertising screen running sixteen hours a day is an electricity line item for the next ten years. It rarely appears in the comparison sheet.

What we do: common-cathode drive on the outdoor range cuts average consumption against a conventional common-anode design. We quote average W/m², not just peak.

See the outdoor range

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