LED wall hire for Solin, quoted with the long drive shown rather than folded into the rate. The panels are 64 by 192 centimetres at 320 by 960 pixels, portrait and self-supporting, coupling into sets of up to five, and they exist in three indoor pitches plus two weather-sealed cabinet versions for a position among the ruins or on open municipal ground. Panel hire is 75 EUR net per panel per day for the stocked indoor P2, the journey is charged at 50 cents net a kilometre on the real return route, and the other builds are priced against the event. Build, setup, briefing and collection are covered.
LED wall rental in Solin — delivery, setup, prices
Solin sits immediately inland from Split at the mouth of the Jadro, on the site of Roman Salona, once the largest city on this coast and now an extensive archaeological area on the edge of a working modern town. The two identities coexist awkwardly and productively: heritage events and guided programmes among the ruins, and an ordinary municipal and industrial calendar of sporting occasions, company gatherings and civic celebrations in the town itself. Solin's proximity to Split means many organisers treat the two as one market, drawing on hotel and conference capacity in the neighbouring city while holding the event itself here. Venues are modest, mostly sports and cultural halls and company premises, and none of them are equipped for rigging. Solin is 717 road kilometres from our depot in Győr, roughly eight hours, which puts it firmly among the distant addresses on this site.
Eight hours of road, said plainly
Where a Split supplier will beat us
A single panel for one day in Solin comes to about 792 EUR net, of which 717 EUR is transport. Split is a few minutes away and has rental companies with warehouses in the city, so on a one-evening job with one screen they will be substantially cheaper. This is the arithmetic of a Dalmatian address and no rate card rearranges it. We would only expect to be the right choice on a booking running several days, where the two journeys spread thin; on a large set, where the panel rate dominates; or when a Solin organisation is holding its event in Hungary, at which point the drive on this page becomes almost irrelevant.
The figures for a Solin job
1,434 kilometres of return route
The drive is charged on 1,434 return kilometres at half a euro net each, giving 717 EUR net for a booking of one day. The screen adds 75 EUR net per panel per day, that being the rate of the indoor P2 in stock; where the venue calls for one of the other four builds the panel line is agreed in advance and the driving stays as calculated here. Guide totals, net of tax: three panels for one day 942 EUR; five panels for one day 1,092 EUR. Three panels across two days come to 1,884 EUR, the journey counting twice because delivery and collection separate. Five panels over three days reach 2,559 EUR, at which point transport has fallen to well under half. An operator at the screen is 63 EUR net per person for each day.
A single panel, and why it travels well
Carried by two people, powered by one socket
One LED poster is 64 centimetres wide and 192 tall. It stands where a printed board would, needs nothing fixed to a building and runs off an ordinary socket, which is what makes it usable at a heritage site, a sports hall or a municipal event where structures are unwelcome. Indoors that panel is a P1.5, a P2 or a P2.5, according to how near people get to it. Out among the ruins, or on a square in July, the same job belongs to the sealed outdoor cabinets, P2.5 for close viewing and P3 for a large surface at a distance. They are hired on the same terms; only the price is set individually. Because the unit is carried rather than wheeled, a position reached across uneven ground or through a narrow gate is workable. For a Solin address a lone indoor panel for a day is around 792 EUR net with the drive included, which is why it usually pairs best with a longer booking.
Sizing the surface
Five widths from a single panel type
The set grows 64 centimetres at a time with the height fixed at 192. Three panels form a 192 by 192 square at 960 by 960 pixels. Four give 256 centimetres in the 4:3 shape. Five reach 320 centimetres and 1600 by 960 pixels, which takes widescreen material without cropping. A sports hall used for a civic occasion takes three or five comfortably. A heritage programme among the ruins, where any screen is under a temporary cover and space is limited, is better served by one or two. We would rather discuss the room and the route than the diagonal.
