
Reception, retail and workplace screens chosen for viewing distance, light and mounting, then installed with a readable content layout.



An indoor screen has to suit the room. We look at viewing distance, ceiling height, window glare, power and how people pass the display, then mount it with tidy cabling. Receptions, retail floors and workplaces are the usual fit. Weather-exposed positions belong on outdoor digital signage. Pavement-facing glass is covered under shop window displays, counter boards under digital takeaway menus, and static lobby logos under reception signs.
Reception, corridor, waiting and meeting-room formats
Glare from windows and downlights considered before spec
Screen size, orientation and fixings planned for the wall
Help setting up readable offers, notices and playlists
A single feature display, or screens across more than one area
Mounted, cabled and checked before we leave the room
Sightlines, light, power and a suitable wall or stand checked.
Size, orientation and brightness chosen for that room.
Notices, offers or playlists laid out so they stay readable.
Mounted, connected, tested and handed over.
Receptions, retail floors, waiting areas, corridors and meeting rooms, anywhere the message changes more often than a printed poster. If the screen will sit in the weather, see outdoor digital signage. If it faces the pavement through the glass, see shop window displays.
Yes. A project can be one screen in reception, or several screens in different rooms. We plan mounting, power and what each screen shows before anything is ordered.
We help with the first layout so offers, notices and menus stay readable at the real viewing distance. Ongoing campaign design depends on the agreed scope. How you update the screen later depends on the hardware, software and network, and we confirm that before the display is ordered.
Professional mounting, cabling and handover can be included. We confirm the wall, stand or ceiling fix, and where the power is, during the site review.
Timing depends on the screen specification and hardware availability. We confirm a schedule after the room has been reviewed, rather than quoting a fixed number of days first.
A domestic TV is rarely the right choice for a commercial lobby or shop floor. Those spaces need a display specified for daily hours, mounting and the light in the room. We recommend the screen after seeing the location.
Specified for the RoomScreens planned around the room, the viewing distance and how often the message needs to change.
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Feedback from customers who wanted clear advice, a screen that suits the room, and a professional installation.
Tell us which room the screen is for, what it needs to display and who will be reading it. We will help define size, brightness, mounting and power before quoting.

We reply within 2 hours during business hours. A photo of the room helps us judge light and mounting.
Compare the wider digital range, reception branding, menu boards and lightboxes.

The full screen range, including indoor, outdoor, window and menu displays.
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Static lobby logos, welcome walls and directories alongside a digital screen.
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Counter menu boards for takeaways and QSR sites.
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Illuminated still displays when the message does not need to change on screen.
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