| Project Detail | Information |
| Location | Netherlands |
| Application | Corporate office and presentation area |
| Product | LED Poster Display |
| Pixel Pitch | P3 |
| Quantity | 6 units |
| Installation Type | Freestanding indoor installation |
| Operating Environment | Indoor corporate office |
Client Requirements
The client wanted a large-format digital display but did not want to build a permanent wall-mounted structure inside the office.
The screen needed to work in several formats. During normal office use, individual posters could display separate information. For presentations or promotional campaigns, several units needed to operate together as one larger visual surface.
Most viewers would see the screens from short or medium distances. The content included text, interface graphics, presentation material, campaign images, and video.
The selected pixel pitch therefore needed to provide clear image detail without introducing an unnecessarily complex fine-pitch system. P3 was selected as a practical match for the viewing conditions and the size of the poster units.
The installation took place in a completed office containing glass walls, furniture, doors, and active working areas.
The client wanted to avoid major construction, visible mounting frames, or changes to the existing wall surfaces. A freestanding design made it possible to introduce a larger digital display while preserving the original interior.
Managing six screens separately would have increased the daily workload for the office team.
The client required a system that could upload, schedule, and update content from one control platform. It also needed to support synchronized playback when the posters were used together.
The office needed the option to use:
A three-screen digital presentation area
A six-screen coordinated display wall
Individual vertical advertising screens
Separate information displays in different office zonesThis requirement influenced both the physical design and the content-control configuration.
Why This Project Worked
A conventional large video wall would have required more structural work and a permanent installation area.
The freestanding poster format was easier to integrate into the completed workplace and could be positioned beside glass walls without modifying them.
The client was not limited to a single six-screen configuration.
The same displays could be divided into smaller groups or used separately, allowing the office team to adapt the system for meetings, visitor communication, internal announcements, and promotional campaigns.
Cloud control reduced the need to update each display locally.
The client could manage individual screen content and synchronized playback from one system, making routine operation more practical for office staff.
The project avoided a large wall frame, suspension system, or extensive renovation.
This reduced disruption inside the active office and preserved the existing interior design.
The LED posters were tested with office presentations, business graphics, text, and promotional material rather than relying only on factory test patterns.
This allowed the screen sequence, brightness, content scale, and viewing comfort to be checked under realistic operating conditions.
The completed project was not restricted to one permanent visual format.
As the office environment or communication requirements change, the six led posters can be rearranged and assigned new content without replacing the complete display system.
LED Display Solution Provided
NSELED supplied six indoor P3 LED poster displays configured for cloud-based content management and synchronized multi-screen playback.
Each unit had a slim, vertical structure suitable for placement beside glass partitions, meeting areas, reception spaces, and internal walkways. Because the posters were freestanding, they could be installed without constructing a permanent supporting wall.
Individual and Combined Operation
The 6 LED posters could operate independently or display coordinated content.
When used separately, each screen could show a different message, presentation page, product image, or information panel. When positioned side by side, content could be scaled across multiple posters to create a wider digital canvas.
This gave the client more flexibility than a conventional single-purpose display.
Cloud-Based Content Control
The cloud management system allowed the client to update the led posters without connecting a separate playback device to each unit.
From the control platform, the operating team could:
Upload new images and videos
Prepare playback schedules
Assign different content to individual screens
Synchronize content across several led posters
Update campaigns without adjusting every display manually
This simplified routine content changes and made the six-screen system easier to manage.
Freestanding Office Design
LED Poster were positioned directly within the prepared office areas.
This installation method avoided drilling into glass partitions or constructing a large fixed frame. It also allowed the poster units to be repositioned when the client needed to change the office layout.
The vertical format used less floor width than a traditional horizontal screen and matched the architectural proportions of the office entrances and glass panels.
Conclusion
This Netherlands office project shows how LED poster displays can provide a practical alternative to a permanently installed video wall.
The client needed a digital presentation system that offered a larger visual area while remaining compatible with glass partitions, limited floor space, and a completed corporate interior. By using six P3 LED poster displays, the project created a flexible system that could operate as individual screens, smaller groups, or one synchronized presentation wall.
Cloud-based content management simplified daily updates, while the freestanding structure reduced installation work and allowed the screen arrangement to change when required.
The finished installation now supports presentations, internal communication, branded content, and visitor-facing media without limiting the office to one fixed display layout.
P3 provided clear text, graphics, and video at typical indoor office viewing distances.
Yes. LED Posters can be synchronized to form a wider three-screen or six-screen display.
Yes. Each unit can show independent content for presentations, announcements, or promotional use.
The client can upload, schedule, and update content through a cloud-based control platform.
No. The freestanding design allowed the displays to be installed without building a permanent video wall or modifying the glass partitions.