LED wall hire for Jesenice and the upper Sava valley. The panels are 64 by 192 centimetres and 320 by 960 pixels, portrait and free-standing, joining sideways into sets of up to five, in three indoor pitches and in two sealed cabinet versions for use outside. Panel hire is 75 EUR net per panel per day on the indoor P2 we keep in stock, plus the actual return distance from Győr; the other builds are costed against the booking. Assembly, picture setup, a free staff briefing and the collection are all inside the agreed sum.
LED wall rental in Jesenice — delivery, setup, prices
Jesenice grew around iron and steel, and although the works have shrunk the town still reads as an industrial place set in alpine surroundings, strung along the Sava Dolinka below the Karavanke ridge with the tunnel to Austria at its edge. Its sporting identity is ice hockey, played at the Podmežakla hall, and its heritage is preserved in the industrial museum quarter at Stara Sava. Events divide between sport, municipal occasions and the meetings of the engineering and logistics companies that operate here and around the border crossing. Tourism adds a further strand, since the town sits on the road to the Julian Alps and Bled. Venues are functional: the sports hall, the cultural centre, company premises and hotel rooms. Jesenice is 421 road kilometres from our depot in Győr, about five hours by motorway.
The cost of a Jesenice booking
842 kilometres of return route
Two lines make the quote and nothing hides behind them. Transport is 421 EUR net when the hire lasts a single day, being 842 kilometres of return route at fifty cents each. The screen itself is 75 EUR net for every panel on every day, at the list rate of the indoor P2 we stock — take the P1.5, the P2.5 or a sealed outdoor cabinet and that figure alone is replaced by one agreed for your event. So, as net guides: 496 EUR covers one panel for a day, 571 EUR two, 646 EUR the square trio and 796 EUR all five. Run the trio across two days and it becomes 1,292 EUR, five panels 1,592 EUR, since the van then travels out and home on two occasions instead of one. One of our technicians beside the screen is 63 EUR net per head per day.
What the panel is
Indoor P2, portrait, standing free
One unit measures 64 centimetres across and 192 high, showing 320 by 960 pixels at a 2 millimetre pitch. It supports itself, so nothing is flown, hung or counterweighted, and it draws power from an ordinary wall socket. Two people carry a panel through a standard door or into a lift. In a sports hall, an industrial heritage building or a company meeting room that is what makes a screen practical without a technical crew. Off the van come the panels, their feet, the player and the controller; we build the set, set the picture, brief your staff and return at the end to remove everything.
When a Slovenian firm is the better answer
Five hours of driving, stated plainly
A single panel for one Jesenice day totals 496 EUR net, of which 421 EUR is the road. Ljubljana is under an hour away and has a competitive rental market, so on that job they will beat us and there is no sense pretending otherwise. The balance turns on three things: a hire running several days, which divides the two journeys; a large set, where the panel rate takes most of the total; and an event held in Hungary by a company based here, which happens often enough along this corridor to be worth mentioning rather than treating as an exception.
Cover, and the build that goes without it
Two constructions in an alpine climate
The indoor part of the fleet gets its close-range picture from a fine pitch and pays for it with a housing that has no weather sealing, so those panels stay under a roof: a sports hall, a cultural centre, a marquee, a covered stage. At this altitude the distinction is worth stating clearly, because mountain weather changes faster than a forecast. An open position in the valley is not a place for an indoor panel — it is a place for one of the sealed outdoor cabinets, P2.5 or P3, which are made to stand in rain and sun and are hired out like the rest of the range. Cold itself is not the problem for either construction, but bringing equipment from a warm van into freezing air is, so we power up in stages when the temperature demands it.
