Three useful configurations.
Suspended window arrays
Create single columns or a coordinated grid for property listings and promotional cards. Cable routing, spacing and power distribution should be planned as one system.
Wall-mounted panels
A good solution for receptions, banks, travel offices, lift lobbies and compact retail zones where visual depth must stay minimal.
Freestanding displays
Useful when the display must move or when fixing into the building is restricted. Stability, cable management and customer circulation are essential parts of the brief.
What determines the right system.
| Input | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Number of panels | Defines suspension layout, power planning and visual rhythm. |
| Window dimensions | Sets safe margins and the most effective panel scale. |
| Single or double view | Determines whether artwork must face both inside and outside. |
| Change process | Access height and graphic frequency affect the practical setup. |
Quote checklist
Send panel size, orientation, number of displays, arrangement, ceiling height, single- or double-sided requirement, site location and target installation date. A straight-on window photo is particularly helpful.