Lobbies and reception
The first surface visitors meet — seamless LED built into the reception wall
A lobby gets a short window to say what kind of company this is. An LED surface does that without signage that has to be remade every time something changes — a welcome to today's visitors, project imagery, operational figures, or simply movement that gives the room life. Because people stand close in a lobby, we deliver fine-pitch panels from P0.9 to P2.5 where the pixel structure is not visible. The surface can be recessed so the face sits flush with the wall, with no frame, and built tall where the lobby has the ceiling height to use.
Built to perform
Sharp at close range
P0.9 to P2.5 keeps the surface sharp even with visitors standing directly in front. No visible pixel structure at the distances a lobby involves.
Recessed into the wall
The surface mounts so the face sits flush with the wall, with no visible frame. The screen reads as part of the architecture rather than a device added to it.
Uses the ceiling height
Tall, narrow surfaces suit lobbies with generous height, where a conventional display looks small. Format follows the room rather than standard sizes.
Content from the office
Welcome messages, news and project imagery are loaded from a browser. Nobody has to walk to the screen to change what is showing.
Colour that holds
HDR and a 160° viewing angle reproduce logos and brand colours correctly, including for people seeing the surface from the side on the way in.
Silent in operation
Panels can be supplied without fans, so the surface adds no noise to a room where people are talking. That matters right beside a reception desk.
Use cases
Office lobbies
A welcome to today's visitors and a statement of what the company does. Content changes through the day according to who is arriving.
Multi-tenant reception
Tenant directories, wayfinding and shared information. Replaces sign towers that have to be remade with every change.
Hotel lobbies
Programmes, in-house events and local information. The surface changes character between morning, afternoon and evening.
Hospitals and public buildings
Queue information, guidance and notices in the entrance. A calm treatment suited to a room where people are waiting.
Showrooms and experience centres
Large surfaces that set atmosphere and show products in use. Content changes according to which client is visiting.
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