Shaped screens that survive a coastal monsoon and still look clean at noon.
Outdoor is where shaped LED gets genuinely difficult. A curved cabinet has to shed water, a shaped screen has to shed wind, and both have to stay sealed after five years of thermal cycling. We build outdoor shapes with die-cast aluminium cabinets, silicone gaskets and a 5,000–8,000 nit LED that stays legible in direct sun.
Wind load is the part clients underestimate. A 6 m sculptural screen on a plaza can carry more load than a billboard of the same area, because the shape catches air differently. Our engineers return a load calculation with the quotation, not after the order.
Standard protection is IP65 front and back with a UV-stable mask. For coastal sites we add a conformal coating on the driver ICs and specify 316 stainless fasteners, which is the difference between a screen that lasts eight years and one that lasts three.
Two outdoor screens at 6,000 nits can look completely different at noon, because readability comes from contrast, black level and mask design as much as raw nits. A shaped screen also catches sun at angles a flat wall never does, so the mask geometry has to be chosen per face rather than per product.
Stock configurations below. Any diameter, outline or pitch is quoted from your file.
Any outline built for permanent outdoor use — sealed cabinets, drained carcass, galvanised steel and a design that accepts thermal movement instead of cracking at the seam.
Perforated outdoor panels that let wind and daylight through, used on glass façades where a solid screen would block the windows or overload the structure.
Any diameter, outline or pitch quoted from your own file. Tooling shown as a separate line so you can see what the shape costs.
Request a quoteThree that come up on almost every outdoor enquiry. Ask us anything else directly.
Those two numbers decide the pitch, the cabinet count and most of the price. Send them and we will come back with a build.
