Hardware · Screens
Screens That Fit the Space
Commercial displays, all-in-one panels, video walls, and touchscreens — or the screens you already own. We help you spec what fits the room, then design and fabricate the enclosure that makes it look intentional.
What Kind of Screen Do I Need?
It depends on the room, the runtime, and whether anyone needs to touch it. Here is how the four common choices differ.
Commercial displays
Built for all-day duty
Commercial panels are rated for extended runtime, higher brightness, and portrait orientation — the three places consumer TVs fail in a signage deployment.
- 16/7 and 24/7 rated panels
- Portrait or landscape mounting
- Higher brightness for sunlit lobbies
All-in-one displays
The player is already inside
LG webOS displays run Arreya Digital Signage natively, so there is no separate media player, no extra power outlet, and one less thing to mount behind the screen.
- No external media player needed
- Single power and network run
- Simplest possible install
Video walls
Large-format, synchronized
Lobbies, atriums, and command centers where one image spans several panels. We help spec the screens and the players that drive them, then design content that fills the canvas. Licensing follows the player, so the panel count does not change your monthly software cost.
- Synchronized multi-screen output
- Edge-to-edge content design
- Video-wall-capable players
- Licensed per player, not per screen
Touchscreens & kiosks
Interactive, and durable enough
Self-service, wayfinding, donor recognition, and hall-of-fame experiences — paired with a custom-built enclosure that survives daily public use.
- Freestanding and wall-mounted kiosks
- Touch-ready hardware and software
- Custom enclosures built in-house
Already Have Screens? Use Them.
You do not need new displays to start. If it has an HDMI input, Arreya Digital Signage can run on it.
Most deployments start with the screens already on the wall and add a media player behind each one. Upgrade to commercial panels later, where runtime or brightness actually justifies it — a lobby screen running twelve hours a day is a different case from a break-room TV.
Find the right media player- Any display with an HDMI input can run Arreya Digital Signage
- Add a small media player behind the screen and you are live
- Keep existing mounts, enclosures, and cable runs
- Replace panels gradually instead of all at once
The screen is half of it. The enclosure is the other half.
We design and fabricate custom enclosures, surrounds, donor walls, recognition displays, and kiosks in our own shop — so the installation looks like it belongs in the building rather than bolted onto it.