LED Video Walls

Choose the pixel pitch from the viewing distance

Pixel pitch is the distance between LED pixels, in millimetres. The closer people stand, the finer the pitch needs to be. A practical rule of thumb is that the closest comfortable viewing distance in metres is roughly the pixel pitch in millimetres, and the image looks its best at two to three times that distance.

For living rooms, boardrooms and boutique interiors where people stand within two or three metres, we usually specify 1.8mm or finer. Our presentation-grade wall is available from 0.9mm to 2.5mm. For lobbies, atriums and larger rooms viewed from further away, 2.5mm gives a seamless image at a lower cost per square metre.

Why GOB matters where people stand close

GOB (glue-on-board) coats the face of each module in a clear protective layer. It protects the LEDs from knocks, cleaning and moisture, which is why we recommend it for family rooms, retail floors and any wall within reach. Our P1.8 GOB panel is the default choice for residences and boutiques.

LED or LCD video wall?

Direct-view LED has no bezels, so the image is completely seamless, and it can be built to almost any size or shape. LCD video walls cost less at small sizes but always show fine lines between screens. Where the wall is a centrepiece, a brand film or a cinema, LED is the right specification; where budget leads and the content is mainly data, an ultra-narrow bezel LCD wall can be the sensible choice.

Brightness, finish and integration

Most interiors need far less brightness than a panel can produce, so walls are calibrated for the room and can dim through the day. We detail recesses, shadow gaps, ventilation and service access with your architect or interior designer, so the wall sits flush within the joinery rather than on it.

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