LED wall rental for Nova Gradiška and the Posavina district. Each panel is 64 by 192 centimetres and 320 by 960 pixels, portrait, standing without support, and up to five join sideways into a single face. Three of the five builds are indoor, differing only in pixel pitch; two are sealed cabinets for the main square, a fairground or an outdoor sports fixture. We charge 75 EUR net for an indoor P2 panel and a day plus the actual return distance from Győr, and price the rest against the event. Delivery, assembly, picture setup, a free briefing and removal are all covered.
LED wall rental in Nova Gradiška — delivery, setup, prices
Croatia · 477 km from our plant in Győr
Nova Gradiška was laid out in the eighteenth century as a planned settlement on the military frontier, which is why its centre is an orderly grid around a long main square rather than a medieval knot. It sits in Brod-Posavina county between the Sava plain and the wooded slopes of the Psunj, and its economy is agriculture, food processing and light engineering. The event calendar follows from that: the town fair, harvest and cooperative occasions, municipal celebrations, sporting fixtures and the meetings of local companies, all held in the cultural centre, the sports hall, hotel function rooms and company premises. Organising teams are small and technical provision is minimal, which suits equipment that arrives complete and asks nothing of the building. Nova Gradiška is 477 road kilometres from our depot in Győr, roughly five and a half hours by motorway.
Starting with a single panel
Often the whole of what a local event needs
One LED poster is 64 centimetres wide and 192 tall, standing where a printed board would and showing whatever you load onto it. At a fair it holds a programme; at a sports fixture a scoreboard graphic; in a hall foyer a welcome and a sponsor loop. It needs one socket and nothing else, and a single person runs it after the briefing. For a Nova Gradiška address a lone panel for one day is around 552 EUR net including the drive, and a pair placed at separate doors comes to 627 EUR net.
Choosing the width, then the housing
Five sizes, all 192 centimetres from floor to top
Only the width moves. Starting at 64 centimetres for a single unit, it reaches 128, 192, 256 and finally 320 centimetres as panels are added, with pixel counts of 320, 640, 960, 1280 and 1600 across a constant 960 down. Which to take depends less on the audience than on the content. Figures and tables want the four-panel face, whose 4:3 proportion matches how the deck was drawn. A fair, where people are moving rather than seated, is better served by one or two units placed in the flow. The full row is for a stage where a finished film is the main event. Then there is the housing, which the venue decides for you. Inside the cultural centre or a company hall, an indoor panel. On the main square, at the fair or beside an outdoor pitch, a sealed cabinet built to stand in weather — the outdoor P2.5 for close viewing or the P3 where the surface has to read across a crowd.
Nova Gradiška prices
954 kilometres of return driving
Distance first, since it does not change with the order: 954 kilometres out and home, at fifty cents net each, is 477 EUR net on a one-day job. Screens are then 75 EUR net per panel per day, that being the indoor P2 list rate, while the four other builds are quoted for the specific event. That gives 552 EUR net for one panel across a day, 627 EUR for a pair, 702 EUR for three and 852 EUR for the whole row. A second day doubles only the driving, taking three panels to 1,404 EUR and five to 1,704 EUR. Where you want one of our people to stay with the set, allow 63 EUR net for every day they are there.
When we are the sensible supplier
Five and a half hours, and where that pays
For one panel on one evening, 477 of the 552 EUR is the drive, and a supplier from Zagreb or Osijek will beat that comfortably. We would rather write that here than have you discover it in a quotation. The bookings that suit us are longer ones, where the two journeys spread across a whole fair week; larger sets, where the panel rate dominates; and events that a Posavina company holds in Hungary. For food and agricultural businesses working the export market, that last case comes up more often than the geography suggests.
