LED wall rental for Pula, quoted with the travel in plain sight. The panels measure 64 by 192 centimetres at 320 by 960 pixels, portrait and free-standing, and link into sets of up to five. Indoors they come as P1.5, P2 or P2.5 according to viewing distance; for a position with no roof there are two cabinet-built outdoor versions, a P2.5 poster and a P3 wall. The 75 EUR net per day per panel is the indoor P2 list rate, and travel is 0.50 EUR net per kilometre on the real round trip. Assembly, picture setup, free training and collection cost nothing extra.
LED wall rental in Pula — delivery, setup, prices
Pula anchors the southern tip of Istria and its calendar is dominated by summer. The Roman amphitheatre hosts the Pula Film Festival and a run of concerts, the Verudela hotel belt fills with visitors, and the corporate season shifts to spring and autumn when the coast is quieter and conference rates are workable. The shipbuilding tradition around Uljanik and the growing IT and tourism service sector supply the business events that happen outside the tourist peak. Venue types split sharply: monumental open spaces on one side, and modest hotel meeting rooms and converted industrial halls on the other. Only the second group is territory for the equipment described here. Pula is 613 road kilometres from our depot in Győr, roughly seven hours by way of Slovenia and the Istrian motorway, and the whole route stays inside Schengen and the eurozone.
The cost of a Pula booking
1,226 kilometres return, and what it does to the total
Travel to Pula is 613 EUR net for a single-day hire. Panel hire is 75 EUR net per panel per day on the stocked indoor P2; a booking made on any of the other four builds keeps every other line here and replaces only that one, with the figure agreed before you commit. Indicative net totals: one panel for a day 688 EUR, three panels 838 EUR, five panels 988 EUR. Because delivery and collection become separate runs beyond a single day, three panels across two days are 1,676 EUR and five panels 1,976 EUR, while five panels over three days come to 2,351 EUR. An operator is 63 EUR net per person per day. Where the venue cannot hold a loading space, we add 88 EUR net once. All amounts are indicative in euro, net of VAT.
Two families of panel, and Pula needs both
The Arena and a hotel meeting room are different problems
The indoor units — P1.5, P2 and P2.5 — are the fine-pitch side of the range. They hold a picture together at close range, which is what a hotel meeting room, a hall, a marquee, a roofed stage or a stand actually needs, and in exchange they want a roof: rain and hard Istrian sun are outside their rating. The Arena, the open squares and an unprotected seafront position are the other half of the city's calendar, and for those we hire the cabinet-built outdoor versions instead. The P2.5 poster suits an audience that comes close to the surface; the P3 wall is the one for large areas seen from five to twenty metres, which is the geometry of an amphitheatre concert. So the first question about a Pula job is still whether there is a roof over the screen position — not because one answer means no, but because it decides which half of the fleet we quote.
Where a local Istrian supplier wins
Seven hours of driving is not free
One panel for one day in Pula is about 688 EUR net, and 613 EUR of that is the van. For a single evening with a single screen, a rental house in Istria or nearby Rijeka will beat that comfortably. Nothing about our pricing changes that, so it is better said early. We come into our own on longer and larger jobs, where the two journeys divide across days, and on any event that happens in Hungary, where the same panels arrive with almost no travel at all. A festival or conference with dates in both countries is the third case, since one supplier and one set of equipment is simpler than two.
The panel itself
What arrives, and what it asks of the room
Each unit is 64 centimetres wide, 192 high and shows 320 by 960 pixels. It stands unaided on its own feet, needs no truss, no hanging point and no ballast, and runs from an ordinary mains socket. Two people carry one, and it passes through a standard door and into a lift. We deliver a working screen rather than components: panels and feet, player and controller, the build, picture setup, the handover to your staff and the derig at the end. What we need from you is an address and a build window, a socket within reach, and your content in the resolution of the set you have chosen.
