What follows is a specification order rather than a brochure. Settle the position, then the grid, then the pitch, then the services, then the delivery; taken in that sequence, nothing later contradicts anything earlier. The rolling LED poster gets a section to itself, because it is not a miniature fitted wall but a separate product with its own purchase logic, and the 339 kilometres of road that separate our plant near Győr from Zaprešić sharpen that logic rather than blunt it.
LED wall in Zaprešić — manufacturing, installation, quote
Zaprešić works as the north-western hinge of the Zagreb agglomeration: twenty-odd kilometres of commuter road, a railway junction where the westbound Slovenian line, the northbound Zabok line and the Zagreb line all meet, and the A2 exit that carries traffic on towards Macelj. A display bought here is not competing with the shop next door; it is competing with everything a driver or a passenger has already looked at that morning. That pushes the decision away from size and towards position, dwell time and legibility at speed, which is a different brief from the one a capital-city buyer writes.
A commuter town's attention budget
Position, dwell time and reading speed
Begin by writing down how many seconds a person will genuinely spend looking. A surface facing the forecourt of the Zaprešić railway junction is read in four or five seconds by somebody walking to a platform, so it carries one message in large type, changed on a schedule. A surface inside the entrance hall of the University of Applied Sciences Zaprešić is read for a minute or more by students waiting between lectures, so it can hold a timetable, several blocks of text and small print. Spend the same budget on the wrong one of those two and you end up with an unreadable screen in the first case and an oversized one in the second.
The module grid in millimetres
320 across, 160 down, never turned upright
Our surfaces are assembled from one landscape module measuring 320 mm on the long side and 160 mm on the short one, laid the same way up across the whole panel. The consequence is arithmetic. A finished width has to divide by 320 mm and a finished height by 160 mm. A wall of 3.84 m by 2.24 m is exactly twelve modules across by fourteen down, and it can be built; 3.90 m by 2.30 m cannot. Measure the opening at three heights, take the smallest reading, and let the grid choose the largest whole surface that sits inside it. Whatever is left over goes into the surround.
Pitch bands and the nearest reader
Two metres, seven metres, thirty metres
Pitch follows the nearest reader who matters, and there are three brackets in practice. Where people come right up to the glass, at a reception counter or a showroom window on Pavao Lončar Street, anything under about three metres calls for the fine bracket of P1.5 through P2.5. Most shop interiors and meeting rooms put the viewer somewhere between three and ten metres away, and there the middle bracket of P2.5 through P4 is the honest one. Further out again, and certainly for anything read from the terraces at the ŠRC Zaprešić ground with its 5,528 places, the coarse bracket P4 through P8 gives the same visible result for a small share of the outlay. Overspecifying pitch is the commonest way to waste a display budget.
The rolling LED poster as a separate purchase
640 by 1920 millimetres of picture on a 201 centimetre frame, 45 kilograms
An LED poster is an upright digital placard that stands on a wheeled base. Its picture measures 640 by 1920 millimetres, the frame is 201 centimetres from floor to top, and one unit comes in at 45 kilograms, so two people can take it off a tail-lift and stand it up between them. No trade is involved in putting one to work: nothing goes into masonry, no platform is hired, no engineer is asked for a structural opinion, and if the unit moves to another room or another address a year later, no wall has to be repaired. In Zaprešić the argument is mostly about time. A showroom on Marshal Tito Street, or an office looking onto Trg Ivana Pavla II, can have a bright and re-writable surface standing in its entrance within days of ordering, while the equivalent fitted wall would still be waiting for its site visit.
Supply, signal route and protected addresses
Novi Dvori, Lužnica and the places where nothing is drilled
Two services have to reach a fixed display: electricity and picture. The first should be its own protected way with an isolator close by, which matters most in an older building whose consumer unit predates the idea of a screen switching itself on before the shop opens. The second is more flexible than most buyers assume: a live HDMI source in the room, the building's network, a stick carrying a timed playlist, or a wireless link so that no data cable travels to the screen at all. That last route earns its keep wherever a cable would have to cross a fire compartment or a finished ceiling. Some addresses here settle the matter for you, since the Novi Dvori estate and the Lužnica chateau are protected buildings and a free-standing unit is the practical route. Signage at addresses of that kind is regulated, and the technical annexes for the submission come from us.
The 339 kilometre line in the offer
Survey, fitting window and itemised travel
The road distance is 339 kilometres. That is short enough for a surveyor to travel out, measure and be back inside one long day, and it is why a job here is normally costed with one night away rather than a separate preparation day. Nothing about the journey disappears into the rate per square metre: mileage, the daily allowance and any hotel are set out as their own lines, so you can put our figure alongside a Croatian one and compare like with like. A set of spare panels from the same batch as the wall goes in with the delivery, since colour can drift between batches over a few years. Warranty runs to twelve months as standard and to twenty-four on some builds.
