Creative LED displays. Shaped for your space.

Start with the space and the audience. A column wrap follows an existing structure; a ring keeps an open centre; a circular display provides a filled round face. Cubes serve several approach directions, while spheres and hexagons create distinctive focal points. Mark the regular viewing positions on a plan, then compare the content layout, finished dimensions, mounting and service access before choosing a configuration.

A ring has an open centre, a circular screen has a filled disc-shaped face, and a sphere has a curved three-dimensional surface. Their content layouts and supporting structures differ. For a ring, identify the emitting face and inner opening; for a circular screen, identify the visible sides; for a sphere, specify full or partial coverage and the directions from which visitors will view it.

Yes. Share a sketch, reference image, drawing or vector logo, together with the intended size and installation setting. DOIT VISION can develop a custom-shaped display, including water-drop forms, flared horns and logo outlines. We review the geometry, module layout, supporting structure, content mapping and service access with you. Drawings, any prototype work, tooling costs and production scope are agreed for the individual project.

Plan the content against the agreed pixel map. A circular or hexagonal face may need masking and safe areas; a cube may use separate face layouts; a sphere needs content mapped to its curved surface. For wraparound displays, repeat important messages where each audience can see them. Share a sample video, logo or text layout early and agree the canvas with the content designer and integrator.

Use the closest regular viewing position, the size of important text and the proposed pixel map together. A smaller pitch increases the pixel count within the same display area, but the shape and viewing angle still affect readability. Ask to review representative content at the proposed resolution. Match the pitch to the selected geometry and module layout before the dimensions and quotation are finalised.

Provide the suspension location, available fixing points, height above the audience and a section through the display. Review the complete assembly weight, supporting structure, cable routing and maintenance access with the installer and responsible structural professional. Agree how modules and equipment can be reached after installation. The display geometry and the site support design should be coordinated before fabrication and the installation schedule are confirmed.

All our creative and custom-shaped LED displays use Mooncell control systems. Its tools for circular, spherical and other irregular layouts help us review the geometry, module positions and connections visually. The specific Mooncell controller and software configuration are selected for your build. Share your source devices and sample content so we can agree the pixel map, playback requirements and operating workflow during setup.

Send a dimensioned sketch, site photos, display quantity and installation country. Include the viewing distance, intended content, indoor or outdoor exposure, mounting and maintenance constraints, budget range and target date. Agree the scope for the display, control equipment, support structure, spares and packing. DOIT VISION provides order-specific test videos, FAT inspection records, packing photos and spare-parts photos and lists for the handover.