Video wall displays that act as one surface.
Several displays side by side are not yet a video wall. Only when all panels sit in the same frame, glow at the same brightness and the bezels barely show does the viewer see one image instead of four screens. That is what decides whether a wall looks premium or like an electronics store.
Why four displays are not automatically a wall.
If every panel starts its own video, they drift apart within minutes. An object moving across the image then has an offset in each segment — immediately visible to the eye, even at two frames. The same applies to brightness: panels without factory calibration produce a chessboard of grey tones.
Frame-accurate, permanently
All panels run in the same image. Movement crosses the bezels without offset, even after weeks of continuous operation.
Ultra narrow bezel
The frames are so slim that the surface reads as almost seamless — instead of a grid of black bars.
Factory colour matching
Brightness and colour temperature are matched across all panels. White is the same white everywhere.
Built to scale
3×1, 4×1, 5×1 or a custom layout — the system architecture stays the same. Extending later works without starting over.
Cloud CMS included
The entire wall is programmed with one click. Plan content, set playlists, night mode — for all panels together.
Thermal management
Intelligent cooling against heat build-up. A wall generates considerably more heat than a single display.
Mounting included
Custom-fit mounting systems with adjustment — only those let you set panels truly flush.
Installation and calibration
Extended service for assembly, alignment, calibration and commissioning by our own team.
Which arrangement makes sense when.
The shape of the wall follows the room and the viewing distance, not the budget. Four common arrangements and what they are good for:
3 × 1
The entry point. One image band above the counter or in the window — landscape for width, portrait for height.
4 × 1
For wider fronts and longer menus. Four surfaces carry more content without any single one looking crowded. Landscape or portrait.
5 × 1
The continuous wall for lobbies, trade fair stands and flagship spaces. Works from a greater distance too. Landscape or portrait.
Custom layout
Offset or mixed portrait arrangements for architecture that does not offer a rectangle. We design the layout and the mounting for it.
Where a wall does more than a display.
A video wall pays off where surface itself is the message: when people look at it from a distance, when the room is tall, or when several pieces of content need to be visible at once.
- Lobby and reception. Live data, a welcome and brand motifs on a surface that carries the room.
- Trade fairs and stages. Legible from twenty metres, quickly assembled, reliable across all show days.
- Flagship and hospitality. A wide image band above the counter replaces three separate menus and reads more calmly.
What a video wall costs.
You buy the panels once including mounting and calibration; the control software runs as a monthly licence per display. Synchronised content across several surfaces requires SCRN Premium.
Common questions about video walls.
Can you see the bezels between the displays?
Can I run a single video across the whole wall?
Can the wall be extended later?
How much heat is generated, and is air conditioning required?
How long does installation take?
What happens if a panel fails?
Send us the room, we will size the wall.
A photo of the surface and the room width are enough for a first proposal: layout, diagonal and price. Reply within one working day.