Corporate LED display
A corporate LED display greets visitors, carries presentations in meeting rooms and presents products in a showroom: it needs a sharp image up close and must blend into the architecture. Artixium designs LED video walls for headquarters, reception halls, boardrooms and corporate showrooms.
Which LED displays for a company?
Where a LED wall earns its place in a working building, and where a projector or an LCD videowall stops being enough.
Reception LED walls
An image wall in the headquarters lobby, seen by every visitor on arrival.
Read from three to ten metres, often against a glass facade: it has to stay sharp in daylight and look finished when switched off. Brightness is set by time of day so it never dazzles in the evening.
In reception, the corporate LED display carries the brand identity, internal messages or the names of expected visitors. The cabinet blends into the wall finish with no visible frame, and content is scheduled from an ordinary workstation.
Meeting room screens
An LED screen in place of the projector for presentations and video calls.
Seen up close in a quiet room: fine pixel pitch, no fan noise, and a one-touch start. The image stays readable with the blinds open, where a projector washes out.
The format follows the table and the use, 16:9 for video calls or wider to show two sources side by side. Remote participants see a sharp screen on camera, with no moiré.
Brand and pop-up screens
Screens for a showroom, a brand space or a product launch.
Built fast, they look permanent and come down without damaging anything. Edges and finishes are worked so nobody can tell the installation is temporary.
Size and shape follow the project: a wall behind the product, a column or a strip above a counter. The same set of screens can serve several launches in a year.
We build LED for every kind of workspace
Artixium manufactures LED displays for headquarters, agency floors, client showrooms and temporary brand spaces: screens read at close range by people whose opinion of the company they are visiting is still forming.
Headquarters lobby
Read from three to ten metres against a glass facade, and finished when it is off.
Seen up close
We specify from the viewing distance, and in a workspace that distance is short. Two to ten metres puts pixel structure, colour accuracy and cabinet joins in plain view.
Client showroom
Inspected from two metres by people who came to evaluate something.
Built into the architecture
We engineer it as architecture: no rear access in most lobbies, no fan noise in a meeting space, and a surface that has to look deliberate when it is switched off.
Brand space
Built fast, looks permanent, and comes down without damaging anything.
Easy to run
And we build for whoever operates it. There is rarely an AV team, so the wall has to start on a schedule and keep running without anyone attending to it.
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Why choose Artixium for a corporate LED display?
A screen in a working building has to satisfy the facilities team as much as the marketing one. These are the points that decide whether it gets signed off.
Architectural integration
Flush mounting, cable routing and finish worked out with the architect or the fit-out contractor, so the wall reads as part of the building rather than an add-on.
Quiet by design
Fanless cabinets where the acoustics demand it: a reception hall or a boardroom cannot carry the noise floor a rental screen is allowed.
Ready for the room systems
Driven from the sources the building already uses, so the wall works with the meeting-room and signage systems in place rather than beside them.
Serviced without downtime
Front-access modules mean a failed tile is changed from the room, without scaffolding, without emptying the floor and without touching the wall behind.
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Frequently asked questions
What pixel pitch does a boardroom need?
It follows the viewing distance, not the room’s prestige. A wall read from three metres needs a far finer pitch than a lobby screen seen from fifteen. Give us the room depth and the seating plan and the pitch follows from it.
Will the wall be audible in a quiet room?
It depends on the cabinet. Actively cooled products carry a fan noise floor that a reception hall tolerates and a boardroom does not. Where the acoustics are tight, we specify fanless cabinets.
Can it be installed in an occupied building?
Yes. Evening and weekend windows are planned into the sequence, along with lift access, floor protection and the electrical preparation, so the floor keeps working during the build.
How does it compare to an LCD video wall?
The visible difference is the absence of bezels: a LED wall is one continuous surface, where an LCD array always shows its grid. LED also holds a static logo or dashboard without the image retention that affects LCD over long duty cycles.
How much does a lobby LED wall cost?
Pixel pitch is the main driver, and in a lobby the viewing distance often permits a coarser pitch than people assume, which saves substantially. Send the wall dimensions and the distance visitors actually stand at, and we will tell you where the money is best spent.
How long does installation take?
A typical reception wall is a few days on site once the structure and power are ready. The longer part is preparation: the wall build, the cable route and agreeing the finish, usually coordinated with an architect or fit-out contractor.
Can it show our internal dashboards?
Yes. The wall takes whatever your systems output and we integrate with the source rather than requiring a separate content platform. For dashboards, refresh rate and text legibility at the viewing distance matter more than resolution on paper.
What does it cost to run?
Far less than the peak figure suggests. Corporate content is rarely peak-white and an indoor wall runs at moderate brightness, so real consumption is a fraction of the datasheet maximum. We will give you a figure based on your actual content.
Tell us about your workspace
Reception, boardroom or showroom: send the room and the distance people read the screen from.