The six facts to send first

The same core information applies whether the system is for an event, a retail interior, a roadside screen or a sports venue. It gives everyone a shared starting point before the final product is selected.

  • Country or destination
  • Application and site context
  • Target screen width and height
  • Budget range and currency
  • Delivery date
  • Preferred pixel pitch, or a request for advice

Add anything that will affect the physical build

If it is known, share whether the screen will hang, stack, mount to a wall, curve around a feature or need front service. Photos, a basic layout and content information are useful additions, but they do not need to delay the first inquiry.

What happens next

NexShows uses the brief to identify the appropriate system family, discuss pitch and cabinet format, and confirm which supplied configuration information is relevant to the project. Final scope is always confirmed against the project requirements.

RELATED PRODUCT FAMILIES

Apply the guide to a system family.

01Rental & creative LEDFor live events, touring, exhibitions and creative screen builds. 02Outdoor fixed LEDFor facades, roadside media, public information and exterior screens. 03Indoor fine-pitch LEDFor close-viewing spaces, including control rooms, retail and corporate interiors. 04Sports perimeter LEDFor stadium perimeters and outdoor sports media applications.

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