Commercial video wall & LED video panel installation in Henderson & Las Vegas

A video wall uses thin-bezel screens mounted edge to edge, with a fine line between them. LED panels snap together into one seamless screen. We'll help you pick what fits your space.

Common layouts are 2x2 and 3x3, but it depends on your wall. Send us its size and we'll plan around it.

We mount the screens, connect them and get them ready for your content. Setting up your software or signage service is up to your provider.

With 55-inch panels, a 2x2 is about 8 feet wide and 4.5 feet tall, a 4x2 is about 16 feet wide, and a 3x3 is about 12 feet by 6.7 feet. Each panel weighs about 37 to 43 pounds, so a 3x3 is roughly 333 to 387 pounds before the mounts. We check the wall before we pick hardware.

Spec sheets for 55-inch commercial panels list 500-nit and 700-nit versions. A wall facing storefront glass or a sunny lobby may need the brighter one. Tell us where the sun hits and we'll help you choose.

Not always. Some panels pass the signal from one screen to the next. A controller helps when you want several sources on the wall, custom layouts, or correction for the gaps between screens. Tell us what will play and we'll plan the signal path.

Yes. Commercial panels and video wall mounts list portrait as well as landscape. A tall, narrow wall can suit a hallway, a menu board or a column in a lobby.

Yes. They run inside the wall or in clean covers, depending on the wall and what your building allows.

Many commercial panels are listed for 24/7 operation, so check the spec sheet for the panel you choose. All-day use also changes the power plan, because loads that run three hours or more get a lower limit per circuit.

Some video wall mounts let a single screen pop out or pull forward for service, and they come with micro-adjustment so it goes back in aligned. We help you pick a mount type that fits your panels and your wall.

Spec sheets for 55-inch commercial panels list 133 to 200 watts typical and 220 to 270 watts maximum per screen. A 3x3 can reach about 2,000 watts or more at maximum, so the load is usually spread across more than one circuit. Send us photos and the outlet locations and we'll plan it.

Ask your landlord or property manager whether wall mounting and in-wall cable runs are allowed. If in-wall isn't an option, cables can run in tidy covers instead. Tell us what your building allows when you send the project.

Tell us what works in the form and we'll do our best to schedule around it.

Photos of the wall, its size and how many screens you want. Add where the power and the signal source are, what will play on the wall, and who handles your signage software. Either you or we can supply the screens, mounts and processors, so tell us which you prefer. Send it through Start a Project.