One surface instead of nine mismatched TVs, with the main game big and the side games in windows around it.

The wall of televisions is a compromise nobody chose. It happened one screen at a time, and it leaves you with mismatched bezels, eight different colour temperatures, one remote per set, and a room where the best seat depends on which fixture you are nearest.
A single LED wall is one surface with one input. The main game runs large, four side games run in windows around it, and the whole thing changes layout between a Sunday afternoon and a Tuesday quiz without anyone climbing a ladder.
Every dimension below is published, not estimated. The full ladder of ten sizes is on the video walls page.
| Size | Dimensions | Cabinets | Pitch | Resolution | Area | Weight | Closest viewing |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| I-2 | 7'10" × 4'5" | 4 × 4 | 1.2 mm | 1920 × 1080 | 35 sq ft | 183 lb | 4 ft |
| I-3 | 11'10" × 6'8" | 6 × 6 | 1.5 mm | 2304 × 1296 | 78 sq ft | 413 lb | 5 ft |
| I-4 | 15'9" × 8'10" | 8 × 8 | 1.8 mm | 2560 × 1440 | 140 sq ft | 734 lb | 6 ft |
Tell us the distance to your furthest booth and your nearest stool. Those two numbers size the wall and set the pitch.
For the main viewing surface, yes. One wall means one input, one colour calibration and no bezels through the middle of the action, and you can run several games in windows on it. Televisions still make sense in corners and side rooms where a large surface will not fit.
Divide the distance to your furthest seat by six to get the minimum screen height. Most bars land on our I-2 at 7'10" x 4'5" or the I-3 at 11'10" x 6'8". Larger rooms take the I-4 at 15'9" x 8'10".
At 1.2 mm pitch, about four feet before the pixel structure becomes visible. That clears the nearest bar stool in practically every room. Coarser pitches need more distance, which is why we specify fine pitch in bars.
Yes. The processor takes several sources and lays them out on one surface, with the main game large and the rest in windows. Layouts are saved and switched from a tablet.