LED screen hire for Zadar events, priced transparently from a long way off. The panels are 64 by 192 centimetres and 320 by 960 pixels, portrait and free-standing, linkable into sets of up to five, and they come in three indoor pitches (P1.5, P2, P2.5) plus two outdoor cabinet builds (P2.5 and P3) for uncovered positions. Delivery from Győr, assembly, picture setup, free training and collection are included. The rate of 75 EUR net per panel per day applies to the indoor P2 held in stock, plus the real road travel; for the others the panel line is written once we know the venue.
LED wall rental in Zadar — delivery, setup, prices
Croatia · 596 km from our plant in Győr
Zadar has an event calendar shaped by tourism and by a small but active congress capacity. The peninsula with the Roman forum, the Sea Organ and the Greeting to the Sun carries the summer visitor programme, the Višnjik sports and business complex takes indoor productions and larger corporate gatherings, and the hotel belt along the coast north and south of the city handles conferences in the shoulder seasons of spring and autumn. Access to the old town is restricted, so anything brought in for an event there arrives early and on foot for the last stretch. The distance from Győr is 596 road kilometres, roughly seven hours, which places Zadar firmly among the far entries on this site. That number is not an aside; it is the largest single component of any small booking, and the page below sets it out rather than burying it.
Read the distance before you read the price
1,192 kilometres of round trip, stated up front
A single panel for a single day in Zadar comes to about 671 EUR net, of which 596 EUR is the journey. Against a Zadar supplier with a warehouse in town, that is not a competitive number for a one-evening job with one screen, and we would rather write it down than let you find it in an offer. The cases where we make sense are specific. A booking of several days divides the travel and the daily figure falls quickly. A Croatian company presenting or exhibiting in Hungary gets the same panels with almost no journey attached. A programme with dates in both countries gets one supplier instead of two.
What a Zadar booking works out at
Panel days plus one travel line, nothing hidden
The panel rate stands at 75 EUR net for each panel and each day on the indoor P2, the build we stock and publish a price for. Travel is 0.50 EUR net per kilometre on the round trip, so 596 EUR net for a one-day Zadar job. Indicative net figures: three panels for one day 821 EUR, five panels for one day 971 EUR. Two days with three panels reach 1,642 EUR because the van drives out and home twice, and five panels over three days come to 2,317 EUR, at which point the travel share has fallen substantially. An operator on site is 63 EUR net per person per day, and where the venue cannot offer help with parking and unloading we add 88 EUR net once. A booking built on one of the other four versions keeps every one of those lines and replaces only the panel figure.
The logistics of a Dalmatian delivery
Seven hours of motorway, no border and no currency change
The route from Győr to Zadar is roughly seven hours on motorway. Both Hungary and Croatia are inside Schengen, so nothing is held at a frontier, and both use the euro, so the invoice and the quote are in the same currency you budget in. What the drive means in practice is that the crew travels ahead of the event rather than on the morning of it, and that the loading window at the venue is agreed in advance. For an address inside the old town we confirm vehicle access with the venue before quoting, since the last hundred metres are frequently the part that decides the schedule.
A single LED poster on its own
For a foyer, a stand, a hotel reception — or a terrace
Plenty of jobs need one panel, not a wall. A single unit is 64 centimetres wide and 192 high, occupies the space of a printed roll-up and changes content in seconds. It works at the entrance to a conference room, beside a hotel reception desk, at the end of a stand aisle or in a shop window during a promotion. Indoors that panel is a P1.5, a P2 or a P2.5, the choice depending on how near people get to it. On a hotel terrace facing the sea, or anywhere the sky is the ceiling, the same job is done by an outdoor cabinet unit, the P2.5 poster or, at greater viewing distances and larger sizes, the P3 wall. The two families look similar from ten metres away; the difference is what the housing survives. Either way it runs from an ordinary socket and one person can operate it after the handover. For a Zadar address a single indoor P2 panel for one day is around 671 EUR net including the journey, which is why we usually suggest pairing it with a longer booking or a multi-stop itinerary.
