Video Wall Displays
In need of a video wall display for your business or production? We can design, mount and install your bespoke video wall solution, even in challenging locations.
However, it has come to be a generic term for larger display solutions, which can cause confusion and, more importantly, this lack of precision means clients often get what they think they want, even if it’s not really what they actually need.
By using our Visual Displays 8 Essentials in Specifying Screens and Displays Guide you can home in on the exact display type, technology and size that meets your clients’ unique needs. Sometimes video walls will be just the right thing and we have vast experience here, particularly in making video walls fit for purpose. You can create an immersive display using a combination of video walls and projections.
Video Wall Installations
We can design, mount and install your bespoke video wall solution, even in challenging locations. We can fit glass over the entire display to protect and also to provide a smooth touch and feel when they need to be used interactively. We can add multi-point and gesture-based interactivity to displays of all sizes.
When video wall display solutions are not the right solution, our large ultra narrow format laser displays are typically the optimum choice as they are seamless, offer unbeatable image quality and can be of limitless size in any dimension and format.
Explore by Technology
- Lecture theatres & teaching spaces
- Auditoria Displays
- Training & event rooms
- Reception & communal areas
- Immersive & Simulation Displays
- Interactivity
- Large Screen Technology
FAQs - Video Wall Displays by Visual Displays Ltd.
- What is a video wall display?
- What is the difference between an LED wall and a video wall?
- Which video wall is best?
- What TV to use for a video wall?
What is a video wall display?
A video wall display is a multi-monitor setup that consists of multiple computer monitors, video projectors, or television sets tiled together contiguously or overlapped in order to form one large screen. Typical display technologies include LCD panels, LED arrays, and projection screens, including rear-projection displays. Video wall displays are used prominently for digital advertising, information sharing, TV studio broadcasting, and decorative purposes in various settings, including lobbies, retail environments, and public exhibitions.
What is the difference between an LED wall and a video wall?
An LED wall refers specifically to a display made up of direct light-emitting diodes (LEDs) that form the entire image by themselves. LED walls provide vibrant colours, profound blacks, and high brightness levels suitable for both indoor and outdoor environments, but not suitable for viewing for long periods. On the other hand, a video wall is a broader term that can include multiple display technologies such as LCD panels and projection-based displays, as well as LED. While LED walls are a type of video wall, not all video walls are LED walls. The best choice depends on the specific needs of the application in terms of resolution, brightness, and visibility. This is where Visual Displays’ knowledge and expertise can help you avoid the pitfalls of specifying displays.
Which video wall is best?
The best video wall depends on your specific requirements, including location, viewing distance, ambient light levels, audience requirements, and content complexity. At Visual Displays Ltd, we use our proprietary "8 Essentials in Specifying Screens and Displays Guide" to identify and implement the perfect video wall solution tailored to meet your unique needs. Whether you require flawless image continuity with ultra-narrow bezel displays, ALR projection for environments and sites where viewers will need to engage with content for extended periods, or high brightness levels for outdoor visibility, our expertise ensures that you receive a video wall perfectly suited for your purposes.
What TV to use for a video wall?
Traditionally, for creating effective video walls, commercial-grade TVs were recommended due to their ability to operate for long hours, narrow bezels for minimal gaps between the displays, and built-in features to manage multiple inputs and tile displays (regular consumer TVs do not have the durability or the necessary bezel thinness to effectively create seamless video walls). More recently, huge improvements in ALR projection technology and materials can provide much higher quality display solutions than a basic “TV-based” solution. With front and rear projection systems available, ALR projection allows for superior displays to be utilised in the majority of areas, even those with high ambient light levels. Our team at Visual Displays Ltd excels in integrating high-performance solutions to craft video walls that are robust, visually stunning, and highly functional for any application.