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£30,000 ex VAT, delivered and installed
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A complete LED screen in one product. Instead of lots of small cabinets, it is built from a few full-height columns with the processor built in, so it goes up in hours rather than days and connects with a single HDMI cable, just like a very large TV.
When a ready-made size won't fit, we build the wall from LED cabinets, so it can be exactly as wide and tall as the space allows, like the 32:9 wall we built into the recess at Gleneagles Townhouse. Each cabinet holds a few pixel modules that clip on magnetically from the front, so any module can be swapped in minutes. We recommend COB (chip on board) modules for close viewing: the LEDs sit under a tough, flat coat that looks deep black when off and is hard to knock.
The distance from the centre of one LED to the centre of the next, in millimetres. A smaller pitch stays sharp up close; seen from further away, a wider pitch looks just as sharp and costs less. Try the pixel pitch calculator.
Got an unusual application? We can bring it to reality. This walk-through LED tunnel was designed from scratch: LED side walls with hinged LED doors at each end, on a made-to-measure frame, playing one immersive picture all the way round.
Bright, weather-rated screens that stay readable in full daylight and keep working through Scottish weather. From big screens at stadiums like Celtic Park to freestanding pedestal screens like the digital billboards (DOOH) you see at retail parks and roadsides.
It depends on size, pitch, structure and access. A reception wall is priced after a quick wall check. Larger walls are priced after a survey.
As a rule of thumb, the closest comfortable viewing distance in metres is roughly the pitch in millimetres. A reception wall seen from 2–3 m suits about 1.5–2.5 mm; a venue screen seen from 8 m or more can use 4 mm or above. Slide to your closest viewing distance:
| Closest viewer | Pitch | Typical use |
|---|---|---|
| Up to 2 m | 1.2–1.5 mm | Close-up receptions and boardrooms |
| 2–3 m | 1.5–2.0 mm | Receptions, boardrooms, retail |
| 3–5 m | 2.0–2.6 mm | Atriums, auditoriums, larger retail |
| 5–8 m | 2.6–3.9 mm | Large halls and hospitality suites |
| 8–12 m | 3.9–4.8 mm | Venues and high-brightness sites |
| Over 12 m | 4.8 mm+ | Stadiums and outdoor screens |
A guide only. We confirm pitch, size and brightness at the survey.
An LED screen built from a few full-height columns instead of many small cabinets, with the processor built in. It installs in hours, connects with one HDMI cable and typically comes in 108", 136" or 163" sizes, wall mounted or on a trolley.
LED gives a seamless image, higher brightness and any size. An LCD video wall can cost less for close viewing, but shows thin lines between screens.
Yes. We supply and install outdoor LED, including freestanding pedestal (DOOH) screens, with the right brightness and weather rating, and advise on foundations, structure and planning.
Send us the wall size and a photo. We'll suggest the pitch, layout and price, then confirm it all at a site survey.
