Digital signage

One architectural wall for content, information and identity.

Communication walls combine LED displays, conventional screens, illuminated branding, acoustic or material panels and content technology into one coordinated interior feature.

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Architecture and media technology share one grid.

Screen modules, panel joints, cable routes, ventilation, speakers, lighting and access are coordinated behind a clean visible elevation.

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Content canvas

Screen formats and resolutions are composed around the intended content hierarchy.

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Architectural grid

Displays, joints and material panels align as one designed wall.

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Hidden infrastructure

Power, signal, ventilation and maintenance paths remain accessible behind the surface.

Designed for real spaces.

The construction is specified around the viewing distance, environment, mounting surface and operating requirements of your project.

Built in context.

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Answers before you decide.

Every project is specified individually. These answers cover the most common starting points.

Can different screen types be combined?

Yes. LED modules, LCD screens and static illuminated elements can be combined when the content, bezel and service concept are coordinated.

Do you coordinate the supporting wall?

We define the technical requirements for structure, depth, ventilation, cabling and access and coordinate them with the interior project team.

Do we see the design before production?

Yes. You receive a project visual or technical drawing for approval before manufacturing begins.

Can an existing content system be used?

Usually yes, provided its outputs and resolution are compatible with the selected display system. We clarify the interface during planning.

Get a product-specific recommendation.

Send a logo, dimensions, a photo or simply the idea. We will define the right construction and prepare a clear quotation.

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