Digital Signage Displays for Retail and Events

Screens that do a job in-store and on the stand

Digital signage earns its place when it changes what people do: stops them at a window, points them to the right aisle, or shows a product in use next to the product itself. This range covers the three formats that do that most often in Australian retail and event spaces.

The formats

Interactive flat panels - touch screens for product finders, catalogues, competitions and self-serve ordering
Overhead digital screens - hung above a counter, entrance or exhibition stand so the message is seen over the crowd
LED walls - large-format video for stage backdrops, mall activations and stands that need presence from a distance

Each format is supplied as a complete unit with mount or stand, power and a branded surround where you want one. Portable free-standing screens such as TV 2 Go and Streamline sit in the wider digital displays range.

Content and branding

We can load video, image loops or a live web page, schedule what plays when, and test everything before dispatch. Surrounds and stands can be printed to match your retail fit-out or campaign graphics, so the screen reads as part of the display rather than an afterthought.

Brightness matters more than size in a bright shopping centre - the guide How bright should digital signage be? explains what to look for.

Where a screen earns its keep

Three placements do most of the work: the entrance, where a moving image pulls people off the walkway; the decision point, where a screen shows the product in use beside the product; and above the counter, where offers and queue information reach people who are already waiting. Start with one placement, measure what changes, then add the next.

Hire or buy, Australia-wide

Screens are available to hire for a launch or trade show and to buy for a permanent store installation. Delivery is Australia-wide; installation can be arranged for overhead and wall-mounted units. Browse the multimedia displays for combined screen-and-stand kits, or see installs in the gallery.

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between digital signage and a TV?

Digital signage is built for continuous public display: commercial-grade brightness, scheduled content and a mount or stand designed for a shop or stand. A domestic TV is not.

Can I use digital signage in a shopping centre?

Yes. Free-standing screens, overhead screens and LED walls are regularly used in centre activations; choose a high-brightness panel for well-lit spaces.

Do you install the screens?

Installation can be arranged for overhead and wall-mounted units and larger LED walls. Portable free-standing screens are designed to be set up by your own team.