LED wall planning
Specification and layout driven by the room, not the catalogue.
- Pixel pitch and viewing distance
- Sight lines from every seat
- Brightness and ambient light
- Structure and service access
Video walls and digital signage
Most video wall problems are not hardware problems. They are system problems. We plan the room, the signal path, and the content system together, so the wall still works in year three.
Specification and layout driven by the room, not the catalogue.
A system the people on site can run every week.
The part behind the wall that decides whether it stays up.
Install, commission, and keep it running as the space changes.
LED walls for churches
Long viewing distances, a balcony, stage light fighting the panel, and a volunteer team running it on a Sunday morning. An LED wall for a church has to survive all four.
We specify for the back row and the front row, build a content system a rotating team can operate, and plan for the second campus before it exists.
Pixel pitch, which is set by how close people sit
Total square footage of active display
Brightness, driven by ambient and window light
Mounting structure and rigging requirements
Processing, switching and signal infrastructure
Content system, templates and staff training
Service access for panel replacement later
Get a wall scopedPublic gathering · Environmental media
Large-format LED systems planned, installed, repaired and relocated across multiple LIIV campuses as the ministry grew.
Integrate LED technology into the space without making the screen feel separate from the experience.
A scalable media platform built for weekly operation and future growth.



Connected by design
Lobby signage, wayfinding, the website and a virtual tour all shape the same visit. We plan them as one system rather than four purchases.
See the experience areas