Displays

Displays are visual output devices that present information clearly and effectively. Choosing the right display type can greatly improve communication and audience engagement.

Double Sided Displays

Double sided displays show content on both faces simultaneously. They are mounted on poles or suspended from ceilings, serving audiences approaching from multiple directions.

Benefits of Double Sided Displays

• Serves two audiences at once
• Reduces need for multiple installations
• Allows different content on each face
• Single mounting point saves space
• Reduces cable clutter and complexity

Square Displays

Square displays feature equal width and height dimensions. They are popular in digital signage, art installations, and industrial monitoring. Their symmetrical format works well for grid-based layouts.

Benefits of Square Displays

• Works equally well for all content types
• Ideal for grid and multi-panel layouts
• Fits spaces where wide screens look awkward
• Distinctive aesthetic that stands out
• Gives designers full creative freedom

Bars

Bar displays are elongated panels used above shelves, along video walls, and in transport hubs. Their narrow profile fits spaces where full-sized displays are impractical. They work well for scrolling text, menus, and wayfinding.

Benefits of Bar Displays

• Fits tight architectural spaces easily
• Effective for scrolling text and live data
• Can be tiled to create video walls
• Great for directional and wayfinding signage
• More energy-efficient than full-sized panels