Hardware sized to the room.
Commercial displays, video walls, interactive kiosks, media players and mounts, chosen for the space they will live in. Our crews mount, cable and test all of it on site.
What hardware includes
A display that looks right in a catalog can fail in a real lobby: the wrong size for the viewing distance, no power where the wall needs it, no network where the player sits. We start from the room and work back to the equipment.
Site walk and hardware spec
Before we recommend anything, we visit the space and measure it.
- Wall and viewing-distance measurements
- Power and network checks at each screen location
- Screen layout and a hardware spec for every screen
- One clear price, alongside the content plan
Commercial displays
Commercial-grade panels in the sizes and orientations each room calls for.
- Single displays in landscape or portrait
- Multi-screen layouts planned as one set
- Size matched to how far away people stand or sit
Video walls
Several displays tiled into one large picture for atriums, showrooms and venues.
- Wall layout planned to the space
- Mounts and cabling for the whole wall
- Wall tested as a finished piece on site
Interactive kiosks
Touch screens for visitors who need to look something up.
- Building and tenant directories
- Wayfinding
- Event and schedule browsing
Media players and mounts
The media player is the small computer behind each screen. It holds your content and plays it. The mount holds the screen where people can see it.
- A player chosen for what each screen has to play
- Players configured to connect to your content management system
- Mounts matched to each wall and screen
Installation and testing
Our crews mount, cable and test everything on site.
- Mounting
- Cable routing and power at each screen
- Player configuration
- Testing before your screens go live
What you get
When the install is done, you have working screens and a clear record of what is behind each one.
A hardware spec for every screen
Which display, player and mount goes where, matched to your screen layout.
Screens mounted, cabled and tested
Installed by our crews and tested on site.
Players ready for content
Configured to connect to the content management system we run, so content can be on screen at launch.
One clear price
Hardware, layout and content plan are priced together, so you can compare one number.
How hardware connects to the other two services
The hardware spec is the starting point for the content and for the upkeep that follows.
Content development
Content is built to the screens we specify.
- The screen layout fixes each screen's size and orientation, so templates fit without cropping.
- Video walls and kiosks get content designed for their shape and for how people use them.
- Live weather, news and social feeds need a network connection at the player, so we check the network on the site walk.
Managed services
The players we install are the players we monitor.
- Every player is configured to connect to the content management system that managed services runs.
- Remote monitoring shows us when a player goes offline, so you are not the one who has to notice a dark screen.
- Support knows what sits behind each screen because we specified it.
Industries that lean on hardware
Wherever the screen is part of the space itself, the hardware decisions matter most.
- Commercial propertyBuilding directories and welcome screens are fixed installs, so mounting and cable runs matter.
- Public venuesWayfinding and sponsor loops often call for video walls or kiosks across large, busy spaces.
- HospitalityLobby and amenity screens have to suit the room as well as inform the guest.
- HealthcareCheck-in and waiting areas where people read the screen from a seat.
- Auto dealershipsShowroom screens that show inventory and offers at a size shoppers can read from the floor.
Common questions
How do you decide what size and type of display we need?
We walk the space. We measure the wall and how far away people will stand or sit, check power and network, and learn who needs to read what. The display type and size come from that, and they go into a hardware spec you review before we install.
Do you supply video walls and interactive kiosks?
Yes. We supply video walls and interactive kiosks as well as single commercial displays, along with the media players and mounts that go with them.
What does a media player do, and do I need to choose one?
A media player is the small computer behind a screen. It holds your content and plays it. You do not need to choose: we pick the player for each screen as part of the hardware spec and configure it to connect to the content management system.
Who installs the screens?
Our crews. They mount, cable and test everything on site.
Why commercial displays instead of consumer TVs?
Commercial-grade panels are made for the long hours and public settings that signage runs in. That is why they are what we supply.
Walk us through your space.
Tell us where the screens would go and what they need to say. We'll come see it and show you what's possible.