A menu system, not a row of unrelated boxes.
Panel proportions, gaps, mounting height and artwork hierarchy should work together. We help turn the available wall or bulkhead into a repeatable system that remains manageable when content changes.
Key decisions before manufacture.
| Decision | Practical question |
|---|---|
| Panel count | How many categories must a customer understand from the ordering position? |
| Viewing distance | Can core items and prices be read without stepping away from the queue? |
| Update method | Who changes the graphics, how often and from what access height? |
| Power and maintenance | Where can drivers, cables and isolators be reached without disrupting service? |
Good information for a first quote.
- Total available wall width and height.
- Number and orientation of menu panels.
- Customer viewing distance and counter position.
- Whether graphics change seasonally or frequently.
- Single location or multi-site rollout.
- Site photographs and target completion date.
Retail rollout thinking
For multiple branches, agree a controlled panel family and artwork template before rollout. This reduces variation, speeds campaign updates and makes replacement units easier to specify.