Fixed LED walls for Split and the surrounding Dalmatian coast: showroom and lobby screens, displays for sports and retail sites, and outdoor walls specified for a salty, sun-exposed location. The page is arranged as the questions clients in the city tend to ask, in the order they usually ask them.
LED wall in Split — manufacturing, installation, quote
Split is the farthest point on our regular Croatian map: 719 kilometres from the workshop, a full driving day with the crew arriving in the evening. Everything about a project here follows from that, from the preparation day built into the schedule to the number of spare parts that travel with the truck. The city of roughly 150,000 people is also a marine environment wrapped around a Roman monument. Salt-laden air attacks metalwork, the summer sun is unforgiving, traffic and population multiply between June and September, and inside the walls of Diocletian's Palace the rules on what may appear on a building are strict.
How far is Split from the workshop, and what does that change?
719 kilometres, a preparation day and an overnight stay
The distance rules out the same-day visits we make to northern Croatia. A job here is planned as a block: the crew travels one day, works the next and returns on the third, and the offer states the journey and the accommodation as separate entries with the kilometres named. In exchange we over-supply the truck. Additional spare modules, a spare power supply and a spare receiving card accompany every Dalmatian delivery, because a missing part at this range costs a day and a half rather than an hour.
What does sea air do to an outdoor screen?
Corrosion, gaskets and enclosure choice
Salt aerosol reaches a long way inland from the harbour and settles on everything, and its favourite targets are dissimilar metals in contact, screw heads and the edges of a seal. Outdoor cabinets are protected to IP65, which keeps driven rain and dust out, but longevity on this coast comes from the details: coated aluminium instead of bare steel brackets, stainless fixings, gaskets replaceable without dismantling the wall, and a rinse of the surface as part of routine care. These points are written on the drawing rather than left to the installer's judgement.
How bright must a screen be near the Riva at midday?
4,500 to 5,500 nit and an honest dimming curve
A wall facing the harbour front competes with light coming off the water as well as from the sky, and the working band for outdoor panels exists precisely for conditions like a July noon on the Adriatic. The important part is the other end of the curve. After sunset the same surface has to fall to a small fraction of that output or it becomes a nuisance to the terraces below. An ambient sensor and a written schedule handle both extremes automatically, without anyone touching a setting.
What does a rolling LED poster change at 719 kilometres?
The distance argument at its strongest
Split is the furthest point on our Croatian map, and a fitted wall here is a two-day operation: a preparation day, an overnight stay and a build with a lifting platform. The poster is the opposite kind of purchase. Its image area measures 640 by 1920 millimetres, an upright format shaped like the printed sheet it replaces, and it travels on a pallet like any other freight. A tenant on Marmontova or in the Mall of Split can have it working on a Thursday afternoon without one of our people leaving Győr, which is why we put it first whenever the brief is a standing display close to shoppers rather than a facade-sized surface.
What can be installed near Diocletian's Palace?
A World Heritage setting and a working city centre
The palace and its surroundings are a UNESCO World Heritage site, and the visual treatment of buildings there is tightly controlled. We do not promise approvals, and any supplier who does should be treated with suspicion. In practice, projects inside the historic core are usually solved indoors, as a screen visible through a window or a display within a courtyard, rather than on an elevation. For anything on the exterior we prepare the elevation drawings, the fixing and load details and the brightness data that a submission requires, and the process then follows its own course.
How is an offer for a Dalmatian site put together?
The wall, the structure and the journey
Three groups of costs appear separately. The wall itself, priced by its final dimensions and pitch; the mounting structure with the electrical work at the site; and the mobilisation, meaning the drive, the nights and the crew's allowance for working abroad. Nothing from the third group is buried in the square-metre rate. Warranty runs for one or two years depending on the specification, and the reserve modules delivered with the wall are counted in the document so you can see what is on the shelf before you need it.
