Ten standard sizes, every specification published, priced fast. We install across California and ship panels, mounts and processors anywhere in the country.

Indoor and outdoor screens for sports bars, churches, nightclubs, screening rooms, home theaters and backyards.

Building-mounted and storefront signage across Los Angeles, sold as one complete project rather than a pile of separate scopes.
Every size fully specified — dimensions, pixel pitch, native resolution and the distances it actually works at. Drag the slider to see which sizes suit where your people will be standing.
Any other size, shape or aspect ratio is available. These ten are the sizes we hold specifications and mounts for, so they price and install fast — they are not a limit. Curved, columns, ribbons, corner wraps, ceilings and irregular shapes are all buildable to the inch, quoted per project after a survey.
Every one of these is priced and ready. Ask about any size on this page.
5′11″ × 3′4″
Indoor — home theatre, media room
Not every room wants a project. At 108 and 136 inches we sell a complete LED display in a single chassis — it hangs like a very large television, takes one power lead and one HDMI, and it is working the afternoon it goes up.
From $18,301. No cabinet count, no processor to specify, no structural engineering. Ships crated anywhere in the country.
Two cabinet platforms cover every size on this page. That is what makes ten standard configurations possible instead of a custom quote every time.
A 600 × 337.5 mm cabinet that is itself exactly 16:9 — so every indoor size on this page is exactly 16:9, whatever the cabinet count. Die-cast aluminium, front-access service.
Square cabinets in 500 mm and 1000 mm, IP65 front and rear, cover all ten standard sizes. A 1000 × 500 half-height cabinet is available for custom walls that need to land on an odd dimension. The small sizes use the 500 mm cabinet; above 20 feet the 1000 mm cabinet is 40% lighter per square foot.
Novastar receiving cards throughout, with the controller sized to the wall. Signal over standard ethernet up to 120 m, or fibre where the run is longer.
Found your size? Tell us where it’s going and we’ll price the screen and the mount.
Spare cabinets and modules on your shelf, receiving cards, mounting frame and hardware, colour calibration at commissioning, and a manufacturer parts warranty. Local service — the reason to buy an installed wall rather than a pallet of panels.
It's the single question that decides which wall you need. Three numbers, and you can spec yourself.
Pitch decides how close someone can stand. Screen size decides how far away they can still see it. They are different problems with different fixes — a finer pitch will not help the back of a deep room, and a bigger wall will not help someone standing three feet away. You don’t have to work either out: every size on this page publishes its own range on the Viewing row.
The number after the P is the spacing between pixels in millimeters — and it's roughly the closest comfortable viewing distance in meters. P2.5 means don't stand closer than about eight feet. P10 means thirty-three.
Whatever your needs, we have it.

Lyrics, IMAG, and sermon graphics that read from the back pew without a projector fighting the house lights.
Typical: I-3 to I-5
One wall instead of nine mismatched TVs. Full game on the big surface, side games in windows.
Typical: I-2 to I-3
Content surfaces that hold up under house lighting and take a beating on a busy night.
Typical: I-3 to I-4
Cinema-grade LED for studios, production companies, and private rooms — including the speaker placement problem a panel vendor can't solve.
Typical: I-1 to I-3
No bulb, no ambient-light penalty, no ceiling projector. Encapsulated panels standard so a knock doesn't cost you a module.
Typical: I-1 to I-2
Watchable in daylight, rated for weather, and no sign permit required — it isn't signage.
Typical: O-1
Game days and movie nights on a surface that survives a marine layer and full afternoon sun.
Typical: O-1 to O-2
Permitted commercial signage — the full-service side of the business. Design through inspection.
Typical: O-3 to O-5Whatever the room, there is a size that fits it. Tell us about yours.
A projector needs darkness and setting up. An outdoor wall is watchable at four in the afternoon and still there in the morning.
Building-mounted LED signage in Los Angeles requires a permit — sign districts, CPIO overlays, structural review, and a planning process that punishes anyone who hasn't done it before. We sell this scope one way: complete.

Permitted signage is quoted as one total project price — design, permitting, fabrication, installation, AV, and data cabling together. We don't sell permit-only scopes, and we don't hand over drawings for someone else to bid.
The ten standard sizes exist so most buyers don't have to think about cabinet math. When your space needs something else, we build it — curved and cylindrical, ribbon and fascia, floor-embedded, wrapped columns, irregular footprints.
Alongside the square cabinets there is a 1000 × 500 half-height format, which halves the vertical step and lets a wall land on almost any height you need.
Most custom walls are not 16:9, and they are not supposed to be. A ribbon over a bar, a column wrap, a fascia between two windows, the gap left by a doorway — these are whatever shape the building is. We size the wall to the architecture and then fit the content to the wall, rather than forcing a broadcast aspect ratio onto a space that was never going to take one.
Start a custom projectEvery wall we install comes with spare modules and power supplies on your shelf, so a failure in year three is a quick swap.
Service plans cover calibration, content scheduling, remote monitoring, parts, and warranty repairs.
Talk about serviceOutside Southern California, or working with your own installer? We ship the cabinets, mounts and processor as a package, specified to your site.