LED posters in New York City: storefront, event, and lobby displays
A six-foot screen that rolls through a Manhattan doorway, plugs into the wall, and changes from a phone. For a city where floor space is the whole budget, that is the point.
In New York, a display has to earn its floor space. An LED poster takes two feet of it, stands six feet tall, and does the work of a printed window sign, a menu board, a lobby directory, and a stage backdrop, depending on the day. It arrives on a wheeled base, runs off a standard outlet, and the person running the store or the front desk changes it from a phone.
We deliver and set up across the five boroughs, Long Island, Westchester, and North Jersey, and every order includes a working session with the people who will actually run the units. For a launch or an event, two to six posters lock together into one seamless wall and split back into singles afterward. The units detect each other and scale the image across the group.
The SP Series all-in-one is periodically stocked in our U.S. warehouse, and when a run is on the floor, delivery to the city is measured in days. The FD Series premium fold-up is built to order or pulled from stock when available. Availability is confirmed at order, in writing.
How it goes
How many units, where they stand, and the date you need them on the floor.
Stock in our U.S. warehouse or a factory build, with a delivery date in writing.
Wheeled base, standard wall outlet, content from a phone. No installer needed.
On site or on a video call: apps set up on their devices, first content loaded.
Questions we get
How fast can I get LED posters in NYC?
When a run is in our U.S. warehouse, delivery to the city is measured in days. Built-to-order units run roughly seven to eight weeks. We confirm the date at order.
Do you deliver and set them up?
Yes. Our crew delivers, places, links, and loads the first content, and trains your team on the app before leaving.
Can I rent them for one event?
Yes. The production company rents and staffs the same units for events across the city.
Will it fit in a small storefront?
That is what it is for. Two feet wide, six feet tall, on wheels, and it runs off the same outlet as the window lights.
How much, and how soon?
Tell us how many, where it is going, and when you need it. We come back with a package price and a delivery date.