Where does the image compete?
Note direct sun or shade, the screen’s viewing direction, audience distance and the timing of key content—especially late afternoon versus after dark.
Get an equipment path that makes sense for the event: audience, daylight, operating hours, weather plan and the realities of the property.
Indoor equipment example shown. Outdoor equipment is selected for the particular event conditions.
A pool deck, resort lawn, private estate and festival footprint can ask very different things of a display. We help event planners turn a simple ask—“we need a screen outside”—into a clearer equipment conversation.
Note direct sun or shade, the screen’s viewing direction, audience distance and the timing of key content—especially late afternoon versus after dark.
Share the rain or wind plan for the event. The crew confirms appropriate equipment and safe operating conditions for the confirmed location.
Identify venue-provided power, proposed cable routing, load-in access and the property contact. Venue and organizer requirements may direct the final arrangement.
Indoor equipment example. This image does not depict an outdoor installation or establish outdoor equipment specifications.
A configurable display surface for presentations, programming and branded content. Equipment suitability and the final setup are discussed around the event conditions.
Indoor-focused displays for compact messaging and branded moments. Any outdoor use is discussed for the particular equipment, weather and placement.
This page covers modular walls and posters. If your plan calls for a truck- or trailer-mounted screen, discuss that requirement with us separately so the right path is clear.
The online calculator captures size, date and contact details for a standard wall estimate. A conversation fills in the outdoor details: sun, operating time, weather contingency, access, power and venue direction.
Estimate a standard wallUse the existing calculator to set a preliminary wall size and rental date.
We talk through sun, shade, audience direction, distance and the time your content matters most.
Venue-provided power, cable routing, access and any event-directed requirements are clarified with the right contacts.
Equipment, placement and operating conditions are confirmed for the particular event before installation is scheduled.
Yes. Outdoor equipment is selected around the event dates, proposed placement, equipment availability, weather conditions and venue requirements. We confirm the appropriate equipment after discussing those details.
Tell us whether the screen faces direct sun or shade, the audience viewing direction and approximate distance, plus whether your key content runs in late afternoon or after dark. These details help guide the equipment conversation and content plan.
Share your event contingency plan early. The crew confirms appropriate equipment and safe operating conditions for the confirmed site; weather conditions can affect the installation or operating plan. We do not apply generic limits to every event.
No. The calculator estimates a standard rectangular wall and includes an outdoor checkbox. It does not approve a site or equipment, promise a weather outcome or include every venue, power, engineering, cabling or permit requirement.
Screen configuration, rental dates, access, crew scope, venue-provided power, cable routing and site requirements can affect the total. The calculator starts an estimate for one standard rectangular wall; the final plan follows the confirmed equipment and event details.
This page focuses on modular video walls and freestanding video posters. Posters are primarily an indoor option, with any outdoor use discussed for the particular equipment, weather and site. Discuss truck- or trailer-screen requirements with us separately.
The calculator is the fastest way to establish wall size, date and contact details. Call when you want to discuss the site conditions first.