LED wall rental for Koprivnica, one of the shorter runs on this site. The panel is 64 by 192 centimetres, 320 by 960 pixels, standing portrait unaided, with as many as five joining sideways. Three versions serve interiors at P1.5, P2 and P2.5 pitch; two more are sealed cabinets for the Renaissance Festival streets, a cycling finish area or any other open position. The rate of 75 EUR net for one panel on one day applies to the indoor P2 in stock, plus the true return distance from Győr, while the rest are quoted per booking. Delivery, assembly, picture setup, a free briefing and removal all sit inside that figure.
LED wall rental in Koprivnica — delivery, setup, prices
Koprivnica is a Podravina town whose name is known across the region through the food company headquartered here, and that single employer shapes much of the local event calendar: supplier conferences, brand presentations, staff occasions and anniversary evenings, held in company facilities and the town's hotels. Alongside it sits a genuinely distinctive civic programme, with the Renaissance Festival turning the centre into a period spectacle each summer and the naive art tradition of nearby Hlebine drawing exhibitions and cultural events through the year. The town has also invested heavily in cycling infrastructure, which brings sporting events and their accompanying presentations. Venues are practical rather than grand, meaning company halls, a sports hall, hotel function rooms and the cultural centre. Koprivnica is 250 road kilometres from our depot in Győr, roughly three hours, which places it among the closest Croatian addresses we serve.
Koprivnica prices
500 kilometres return, one of the lowest here
The drive is 250 EUR net for a single-day booking, being 500 return kilometres at half a euro net apiece. The screen itself costs 75 EUR net per panel per day at the indoor P2 list rate; choose one of the other four builds and only that line is rewritten, with the driving unchanged. Guide amounts, net of tax: a lone panel for a day 325 EUR; a pair 400 EUR; the square trio 475 EUR; the full five 625 EUR. Hold three panels for two days and the total is 950 EUR, or 1,250 EUR for five, because a hire past a day sends the van out and home twice. One of our people at the screen adds 63 EUR net per person daily; an address with no help at load-in draws a single 88 EUR net.
The bookings that suit us
Three hours makes the comparison closer than usual
On most of this site we tell customers that a nearby supplier will win a small single-day job. Koprivnica is one of the places where that advice is less clear-cut, because at 250 EUR the transport line is modest by our standards and the nearest large rental market is Zagreb, itself over an hour away. Where we are plainly the right call is on multi-day hires, on five-panel sets, and on any event a Podravina company holds in Hungary. Given the border is close, that last case is common here rather than exotic, and the drive then almost disappears.
What the equipment is
Five versions of one portrait format
One unit is 64 centimetres across and 192 high, showing 320 by 960 pixels with 2 millimetres between them in the stocked P2. The P1.5 puts the pixels closer for a screen read at a display table; the P2.5 spreads them for a sports hall where nobody is near the surface. All three stand on their own feet, need no truss, suspension or ballast, and run from an ordinary socket. The outdoor pair — a P2.5 poster and a P3 wall, both in sealed cabinets — is the half of the range that copes with rain and daylight, and it is what a street position or a finish-line screen calls for. Two people carry an indoor panel and it clears a normal doorway. In a food plant meeting room, a sports hall or a cultural centre foyer that is what decides whether a screen is workable at all. Off the van come panels, feet, player and controller; we stand the set up, connect it, set the picture, hand over to your team and return at the end to take it away.
Widths and their uses
From a digital poster to a widescreen face
Width climbs 64 centimetres at a time at a constant 192 height. One panel gives 320 by 960 pixels. Three make a 192 by 192 square at 960 by 960, which takes square social video with no cropping. Five reach 320 centimetres and 1600 by 960 pixels for finished widescreen film. A brand presentation in a hotel room usually wants three. A supplier conference with slide-heavy content is better on four, where the 4:3 shape fits the deck. At the Renaissance Festival or a cycling event, a single panel at the entrance or the finish area is generally all that is asked for.
