Glass Facades & Storefronts

Carry content without closing the glass — daylight in, sightlines out.

The point of a transparent screen is what it does not block. Transparency, the mounting method and how much structure the facade can take are the real constraints; pitch follows from how far away people stand. Most of these mount onto existing glass with no change to the curtain wall.

Worked examples

What a screen for this site actually looks like

How to read this page. The photographs illustrate the type of installation — they are visualisations, not photographs of delivered projects, and we do not attach a client name or a location to them. Everything numeric below is calculated from our published product datasheets: the pitch from the stated viewing distance, the cabinet layout from the real cabinet dimensions, the power from the datasheet W/m². Your own quotation confirms the final layout.

Reference configuration 01

Jewellery storefront window

Passers-by stand a metre or two away and the merchandise behind the glass has to stay visible. High transparency at a fine pitch is the hard combination — the two pull against each other, and the display window sets the limit.

SeriesTP Series Integrated Transparent Window Display

Pixel pitchP3.91 closest viewer 4 m · pixels blend beyond 13 m

Screen4.03 × 2.58 m2 × 2 = 4 panels

Resolution1024 × 600 px0.6 megapixel

Average power3.4 kW330 W/m² from the datasheet

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Reference configuration 02

Corporate curtain-wall facade

Two storeys of glazing that has to keep working as a window. The screen mounts to the inside face, so weight per square metre and how it fixes to the mullions decide whether it is buildable at all.

SeriesTS Series Standard Panel Transparent LED Display

Pixel pitchP6.25 closest viewer 8 m · pixels blend beyond 21 m

Screen12.00 × 7.00 m12 × 7 = 84 panels

Resolution1920 × 1120 px2.2 megapixel

Average power27.7 kW330 W/m² from the datasheet

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Reference configuration 03

Retail transparent window display

Seen from the pavement at three to five metres, with shop lighting behind it. The screen has to be bright enough to read in daylight and dim enough not to blow out the merchandise at night.

SeriesTU Series Coplanar Transparent LED Display

Pixel pitchP3.91 closest viewer 4 m · pixels blend beyond 13 m

Screen5.00 × 3.00 m20 × 3 = 60 panels

Resolution1280 × 768 px1.0 megapixel

Average power4.1 kW274 W/m² from the datasheet

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Reference configuration 04

Skywalk glazed corridor

A long, narrow run along existing glass, seen while walking. Strip-type modules mount one at a time onto the glass with no change to the facade structure, which is usually the only way a retrofit gets approved.

SeriesTM Series LED Strip Transparent Display

Pixel pitchP6.25 closest viewer 7 m · pixels blend beyond 21 m

Screen20.00 × 3.08 m80 × 3 = 240 panels

Resolution3200 × 480 px1.5 megapixel

Average power13.6 kW221 W/m² from the datasheet

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