LED wall hire for Koper events. The panel is 64 by 192 centimetres at 320 by 960 pixels, free-standing, portrait, and joinable sideways into a surface up to five panels wide. It exists in three indoor pitches, P1.5, P2 and P2.5, and in two weatherproof cabinet versions, an outdoor P2.5 and an outdoor P3, for a position with the sky above it. Transport from Győr, the build, picture setup, a free briefing for your staff and the collection are all part of the figure we quote. One indoor P2 panel for one day is 75 EUR net; the other builds carry a price set against the job.
LED wall rental in Koper — delivery, setup, prices
Slovenia · 515 km from our plant in Győr
Koper is Slovenia's port city and its only real maritime business centre, which gives the local calendar a distinctly commercial slant. The port authority, the shipping and logistics companies behind it and the University of Primorska between them account for most of the conferences, partner meetings and award evenings held here. The Venetian core around Tito Square and the Praetorian Palace supplies the cultural programme and the summer events, and the Istrian hotel capacity south of the city fills in the tourist season. Venue-wise this means a mixture of modern university and port facilities with real technical provision, and historic buildings where fixing anything to the fabric is out of the question. Koper is 515 road kilometres from our depot in Győr, about six hours by way of the Slovenian motorway network, with no border formality and no currency change anywhere along the route.
Whether there is a roof decides which panel comes
Two constructions, one range
The indoor units are the fine-pitch side of the fleet. Two millimetres between pixels on the stocked P2, tighter again on the P1.5, is exactly what makes a surface readable at close quarters in a stand aisle or beside a lectern, and the price of that construction is that it carries no weather protection at all. In Koper the distinction does real work. A university lecture hall, a port administration conference room, a hotel function suite or a marquee are all indoor territory. Tito Square in the open is not — but that is where the other two versions belong. The cabinet-built outdoor P2.5 and P3 are sealed and bright enough to stand on a square in daylight, and they are hired, not merely manufactured. So the question is never whether an event outdoors can have a screen; it is which of the two constructions we put in the offer.
The figures for a Koper job
1,030 kilometres there and back
The drive costs 515 EUR net on a one-day booking, being the full return distance at 50 cents net a kilometre. Panel hire runs to 75 EUR net for every panel on every day, that being the published rate of the indoor P2; the four other versions are quoted individually and leave the transport terms untouched. As guide totals, net: one panel for a day 590 EUR, three panels 740 EUR, five panels 890 EUR. Two days with three panels come to 1,480 EUR and with five panels to 1,780 EUR, the difference being that delivery and collection are now two distinct runs. Five panels across three days settle at 2,155 EUR. An operator at the screen is 63 EUR net a day per person if you want one.
Getting the kit to the Slovenian coast
Six hours, one currency, no frontier
Hungary and Slovenia have been in Schengen together for years and both use the euro, so a Koper delivery involves no customs paperwork, no border wait and no conversion between the currency you budget in and the one we bill in. What is left is time on the road: roughly six hours in each direction. For a morning start we travel the day before rather than overnight, and we agree the loading slot with the venue in advance. In the historic core, where vehicle access is limited, that arrangement is made before we quote rather than after.
Picking a width
Five options from one panel type
Widths climb in 64 centimetre steps at a constant height of 192. One panel is a digital poster at 320 by 960 pixels. Three form a 192 by 192 square, which takes social video with no cropping. Five reach 320 centimetres and 1600 by 960 pixels, close enough to 16:9 that widescreen material fills the face. University lecture rooms here tend to want four panels, because the 4:3 shape matches a slide deck. Port and logistics presentations, where the audience is smaller and the room shallower, are usually better served by two placed beside the speaker.
