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Find the room, then the screen.

Most screen decisions are made by the room before anyone opens a specification: how far people stand, how much daylight hits the wall, how a module gets out of it again. Each group below ends at the page that answers those three questions for that space.

01

Corporate & boardroom

Two indoor rooms with nothing in common except a wall. The lobby is read at walking pace; the boardroom is read from a fixed seat against a white slide.

LED video wall in a corporate lobby
Pitch at the door
P1.5 – P2.6, chosen for the 2 – 4 m pass, not the far side of the atrium.
Brightness
600 – 800 cd/m², held under the level that washes out stone and timber.
Cabinet
250 × 250 mm module in four cabinet sizes, cut around the lift core.
LED display in a boardroom
Footprint
One 16:9 field on a 600 × 337.5 mm cabinet, so decks fill the wall without bars.
Depth
27.5 mm, so the wall sits inside the joinery instead of in front of it.
On a white slide
P0.9 – P1.5 to the far seat; flatness checked under full white, where a seam shows first.
Series for both rooms
02

Retail & brand

A shopfront screen does two jobs at once: pulling people in from the pavement, and staying legible on the inside of the glass.

LED window display in a retail storefront
Transmission
80% on Filigree, 22 – 45% on Fascia — the window stays a window.
Against daylight
1,000 – 5,000 cd/m², set against the glass and the sun path.
What the frame carries
Under 5 kg/m² at 3 – 4 mm thick on Folio, so no structural frame in the reveal.
03

Control room

Specified from operator sightlines and desk layout, because the people reading it sit at a fixed distance for a whole shift.

Curved LED video wall in a control room
Smallest label
P0.9 – P1.5 at desk distance; the far seat sets the limit, not the wall size.
On camera
3,840 Hz refresh and 16 bit grey, so a phone camera on the desk shows no banding.
Twelve-hour shifts
600 cd/m² with front module access, replaced while the wall stays live.
Series for a control room
04

DOOH & façade

An outdoor wall is a structure before it is a picture: weather, wind and the fixing line come before the pitch.

LED media facade on a landmark tower
Daylight
6,000 cd/m² on Fort, up to 12,000 cd/m² on Fascia, dimmed at night.
Weather
IP65 front and IP54 rear on Fort, both figures in the specification, not just one.
Load on the steel
22.5 kg per 1,000 × 1,000 mm cabinet; the fixing line is agreed before the cladding closes.
LED screen on a city street
Distance
P2.9 – P10 for a board read at 100 m and more, at speed.
Low sun, bright night
Auto dimming follows ambient light so the board never glares into traffic.
Access
Catwalk or platform, agreed with the installer rather than assumed.
Series for an outdoor wall
05

Rental & events

Stock is bought once and used on every show, so the cabinet is chosen by the truck, the crew and the deck before the picture.

LED stage backdrop at an outdoor music festival
One frame, three pitches
500 × 500 mm die-cast cabinet that covers small stages and large ones.
Per cabinet
8 kg — a two-person lift, planned around weight, not square metres.
What the deck takes
Floor tiles rated 2,000 kg/m² in the mask version, 1,200 kg/m² in GOB.
LED screens on an exhibition stand
Build hours
Tool-free locking on 500 × 500 mm cabinets, in a sequence a crew can repeat.
Stand supply
Single-phase 220 – 240 V where the wall arrives on a trailer.
Logistics
Flight-case count and module protection decide the van, as much as the screen does.
06

Creative & mobile

Formats for the places a normal cabinet cannot go: no structure to hang from, nothing to hide behind, light that has to pass through.

Nothing to hang
Folio at under 5 kg/m² — mounted, hoisted, cut and bent to the surface that exists.
Light through
80% transparency on Filigree, so a window stays a window.
No cabinet at all
Holographic fans: no screen surface, an image turning in the air.

Six rooms, four decisions

The same four questions decide every one of them. Read across a row to see what a room changes.

Swipe the table sideways →

RoomDistance → pitchBrightnessService accessCabinet / structure
Corporate & boardroom2 – 10 m → P0.9 – P2.6600 – 800 cd/m²Front250 mm module, four sizes · 600 × 337.5 mm
Retail & brand4 – 100 m → P3.9 – P10.41,000 – 5,000 cd/m²Front3 – 4 mm thick, 22 – 90% transparent
Control room3 – 8 m → P0.9 – P1.5600 cd/m² · 3,840 HzFront, wall live600 × 337.5 × 27.5 mm
DOOH & façade10 – 100 m → P2.9 – P15.64,500 – 12,000 cd/m²Front and rear1,000 × 1,000 mm · 500 × 1,500 mm
Rental & events3 – 15 m → P1.9 – P3.9800 – 5,000 cd/m²Front and rear500 × 500 mm die-cast, 8 kg
Creative & mobile4 – 100 m → P3.9 – P10.45,000 cd/m²FrontUnder 5 kg/m² · no cabinet

Send the elevation and the room's daylight condition. The pitch, the brightness and the access method come back on one page.

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