LED video walls, booth to keynote.

From a 6-foot panel to an 80-foot wall. We size in feet and metric on 500 mm tiles and name the closest achievable dimension and the 90-degree corner option.

Yes. The tiles drop into standard 500 mm booth framing with a 90-degree corner lock. Tell us the frame and we confirm fit before the show.

We confirm the resolution and aspect ratio for your exact wall and pre-test the content on the rig before show day so it maps clean across the tiles.

A screen built from LED tiles joined edge to edge into one seamless picture. Because it is modular, it can be built flat or curved to almost any size or shape, from a booth wall to a keynote backdrop.

The distance from the center of one pixel to the next, in millimeters. A finer pitch gives a sharper picture up close and costs more, so we match it to how close the audience or a camera gets. Our range is 1.5 mm to 4.8 mm.

Yes. Indoor tiles are bright enough for a lit show floor and dim down for a dark keynote room. Outdoors takes an outdoor-rated tile; our 4.8 mm is built for daylight and for viewing from a distance.

Pick LED when the picture has to be seamless, bigger than a single display, going somewhere very bright or outdoors, or a shape other than a flat rectangle. For menus, schedules, and demo loops that people read up close, a flat-panel display is usually enough.

Yes. Video, still graphics, animation, and a live feed from a camera or anything else that outputs video. Send the files ahead and they go on the wall as built.

Build it at the wall's pixel size or larger so it stays sharp, and design for the viewing distance: bigger type and bolder shapes the farther back people stand. Use the shape, tall or ultra-wide, rather than fighting it, and keep video at 60 fps so motion stays smooth.

It depends on the tile count and pitch. Send us the wall and we spec the power with the quote, so you can order the circuits from the venue before the show.