LED wall rental for Samobor and the surrounding hills. What we hire out is an LED poster panel of 64 by 192 centimetres, 320 by 960 pixels, standing portrait on its own feet, with up to five joining into a single face. It comes as an indoor P1.5, P2 or P2.5 according to how near the audience stands, and as an outdoor P2.5 or P3 in a weather-sealed cabinet for the square, the carnival route or a hillside terrace. The daily figure of 75 EUR net per panel belongs to the indoor P2, on top of the genuine return distance from Győr. Assembly, picture setup, a free briefing for your staff and the collection are all included.
LED wall rental in Samobor — delivery, setup, prices
Croatia · 338 km from our plant in Győr
Samobor lies at the foot of the hills west of Zagreb and has a public identity built on two things: its carnival, which is among the oldest and best attended in Croatia, and its cream cake, which draws visitors to the main square year-round. Around that runs a quieter economy of small manufacturing, crafts and tourism towards the Žumberak hills, whose companies hold their events in hotel function rooms, restaurant halls and the town's own cultural facilities. Weddings are a significant part of the local calendar, using restored houses and hillside restaurants rather than purpose-built venues. What these have in common is that the room is decorated for the occasion and returned to normal afterwards, with nothing overhead worth using and no in-house technical crew. Samobor is 338 road kilometres from our depot in Győr, roughly four hours by motorway through Zagreb.
What a Samobor booking comes to
676 kilometres of driving, there and back
The transport line here is 338 EUR net for a single-day hire, being the return route at half a euro net per kilometre. Panel hire runs at 75 EUR net for each panel on each day when the panel is the stocked indoor P2; the other four versions carry a price agreed for your booking, with these transport terms unchanged. Guide figures, net: one panel for a day 413 EUR, two 488 EUR, three 563 EUR, five 713 EUR. Stretch three panels over two days and the sum is 1,126 EUR; five panels over the same two days come to 1,426 EUR, because a hire beyond one day needs a delivery run and a separate collection run. An operator kept with the set is 63 EUR net per person daily.
A single panel, on its own
For a wedding entrance or a restaurant hall
Most enquiries here turn out to want one panel rather than a wall. It stands 192 centimetres tall and 64 wide, occupying the floor of a printed sign but carrying whatever you load onto it: a couple's names at a wedding entrance, a menu, a sponsor loop, a carnival programme. It runs from a wall socket and one person manages it after the briefing. For a Samobor address a lone panel for a day is around 413 EUR net including the drive, and a pair placed at two entrances comes to 488 EUR net.
When to call Győr and when to call Zagreb
Half an hour versus four hours
The capital is twenty-five minutes down the road and full of rental firms. On a single-panel, single-evening job in Samobor they will be cheaper than us, because 338 of our 413 EUR is the drive. There is no point in dressing that up. Our case rests on three things. A hire running several days divides the two journeys across all of them. A five-panel set moves the weight onto the panel rate. And a Samobor company holding an event in Hungary, whether a fair stand or a partner meeting, gets exactly the same equipment with the transport reduced to a fraction.
Choosing a width, then a version
Five sizes built from one panel
Widths climb in 64 centimetre steps and the height never moves from 192. One panel is 320 by 960 pixels. Three form a 192 by 192 square at 960 by 960, which takes square social video untouched. Five reach 320 centimetres and 1600 by 960 pixels, close enough to widescreen for finished film to fill the face. A hillside restaurant hall used for a wedding usually wants three, since the square set sits well beside a top table without dominating it. Carnival events indoors do better with one or two panels at the doors, where the audience is moving rather than seated. The version is the second question and it has a short answer: if there is a ceiling above the screen, an indoor panel, with the pitch chosen by viewing distance; if there is sky above it, an outdoor cabinet. February carnival weather on the main square is precisely what the sealed outdoor P2.5 and P3 were designed for, and both are hired rather than only sold.
