Project · Industrial · Multi-screen
Four panels set out as a single display in an industrial space — a job where the tolerance is measured in millimetres, because every alignment error lands on the seam between two screens where you cannot miss it.
Planning a video wall or a multi-screen display? Tell us the panel count and the wall and we’ll price it.
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HomeStars Best of Award winner 2018–2023 · Best of Houzz Service 2018–2021
The brief
A four-into-one setup is not four TV installs. It is one install with four times the opportunity to be wrong. Each panel has to sit at exactly the same depth off the wall, exactly the same height, and exactly the same distance from its neighbours — and unlike a single screen, there is a hard reference right next to it showing anyone who looks whether you got it right.
The industrial setting added the usual complications. Industrial walls are rarely flat and rarely built for hanging things off, so the substrate had to be established first and the mounting plane shimmed true before any panel went up. Get the plane wrong at the bracket stage and no amount of adjustment at the panel stage will save it.
On site
Set-out, mounting and the finished four-panel display. Click any photo to open it full size.
How it goes
The panels go up last. Almost all of the work happens before that.
What it is made of, what it will carry, and how flat it actually is.
Panel count, wall type and cable routing, priced up front.
All positions marked together and shimmed true before anything is hung.
Fixings sized to all four panels combined, into solid structure.
Panels adjusted against each other until the seams read as one display, then tested.
Related work
Video walls, boardroom displays and multi-screen setups across the GTA.
More of our work
Standard TV installs, Samsung Frame sets, fireplace mounts, soundbars and concealed-wire jobs. There’s more in the full installation gallery and in our other project write-ups.
Free Quote
Tell us the panel count and size, and what the wall is built from. Send a photo and we’ll come back with a firm price and the mounting method.
Takes about a minute · One-year workmanship warranty · $2,000,000 liability insurance
