Display Architect
Size your screen, cabinet by cabinet.
Choose a series and a pixel pitch, set the width and height of your space, and watch the screen draw itself to scale. The cabinet count, resolution, area and weight update as you go.
Configure your wall
01Series
02Pixel pitch
Lyn-COB-0.9 puts 640 × 360 pixels in each cabinet. Find my pitch
03Size
10 cabinets = 6.00 m
10 cabinets = 3.38 m
Your wall
Indicative specification, confirmed in your quotation- Actual size
- 6.00 × 3.38 m19.7 × 11.1 ft
- Cabinets
- 10010 wide × 10 high
- Resolution
- 6,400 × 3,600 px
- Aspect ratio
- 16:91.78 to 1
- Screen area
- 20.25 m²218 sq ft
- Total pixels
- 23.04 million640 × 360 px per cabinet
- Cabinet weight
- about 600 kgCabinets only, without the structure
- Nearest viewer
- from about 0.9 m1 m for each mm of pitch
Enough pixels to show a 4K picture at full detail.
How the sizing works
Four rules behind every figure.
Each figure in the tool is simple arithmetic on the cabinet. These are the rules it follows.
Screens grow in whole cabinets
A screen is assembled from identical cabinets, so its size moves in steps of one cabinet. The tool rounds your space to the nearest whole number of cabinets.
Pitch fixes the pixels in a cabinet
At a given pixel pitch, every cabinet holds the same number of pixels. The resolution of the screen is that figure multiplied by the cabinets across and down.
Viewing distance picks the pitch
Rule of thumb: 1 mm of pitch for each metre between the screen and the nearest viewer. Finer than that, the extra pixels are hard to see from where people stand.
The site decides the rest
This tool sizes the screen itself. The structure behind it, the power supply and the control system depend on the site, so they are worked out for your quotation.
Start your project
Tell us the space. We’ll engineer the screen.
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There is no public price list. Every screen is quoted for its space.