The roll-up LED wall is a display built onto a flexible, textile-like carrier that can simply be rolled up for transport and tensioned out on site within 15–30 minutes. It is ideal for event production companies and touring shows, because it is significantly lighter and quicker to pack than conventional cabinet-based walls, and one or two technicians can put it up. The surface can also be gently curved, so it can form arched stage backdrops. Its exceptionally compact packed volume saves transport costs and loading time, and it will fit into a smaller van. The 100,000-hour life of the modules guarantees stable image quality for years despite frequent roll-and-tension cycles.
Roll-up LED wall
The roll-up LED wall is the alternative to conventional rigid cabinets wherever fast packing and unpacking matters. The LED modules applied to a flexible carrier travel rolled up, and on site they are ready to run within minutes, either tensioned onto a frame or in self-supporting form. Because the structure is light, it goes up with fewer people and in less time than a classic video wall. We work with quality LED chips from the same production batch, so that the surface gives even colour and brightness even under heavy touring use.
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Technical specifications
This model is built to order, so it has no list price — request a quote and we will price it exactly to your dimensions.
Why event production companies choose it
In stage engineering, rigging time and transport volume are direct cost factors, and the roll-up LED wall improves both significantly. A conventional cabinet wall travels in cases, packed piece by piece, whereas the flexible surface fits rolled up into a single bag, which makes it transportable in a smaller van. Rigging on site can be handled by one or two technicians tensioning it onto a frame, which is a serious time saving for touring shows and a busy event calendar. The surface can also be tensioned into a gentle curve, allowing unusual, non-flat stage backdrops that could not be achieved with rigid cabinets without rebuilding on site. On an indoor stage, a pitch of 2.6–3.9 mm typically gives a comfortably sharp picture at a viewing distance of 3–8 metres.
Rigging and handling
For rigging we recommend a light aluminium frame system or a self-supporting tensioning frame, which we adapt to the characteristics of the venue. The display is protected in transit by a padded bag or a wheeled transport case, which also preserves the life of the surface over the long term. The control electronics sit in a separate unit, so the flexible panel itself stays light. Control is handled through a simple browser-based interface, which the technical crew can run independently after short on-site training, with no specialist software knowledge required.
Service life and reliability under frequent use
Built for regular, heavy use, it withstands frequent roll-and-tension cycles without any loss of image quality; we validate the surface specifically for that load before manufacture. The LED chips come from the same production batch, which rules out individual panels discolouring against the rest after a year or two of touring. The expected life of the modules is around 100,000 operating hours, which means years of faultless operation even with regular evening deployment. In the event of a fault we replace the section concerned from regional stock, and there is no need to replace the whole surface.
Typical applications
Roll-up LED wall — frequently asked questions
Will it withstand frequent rigging and de-rigging?
Yes — we designed the surface specifically for the load of regular rolling and tensioning, which is a basic requirement in touring use.
Can it also be used as a curved backdrop?
Yes — the flexible carrier can be tensioned into a gentle curve, so it can form curved stage backdrops as well as flat ones.
What frame is needed on site?
We recommend a light aluminium frame system or a self-supporting tensioning frame, which we adapt to the size and shape of the venue.
What is the warranty, and how long does the surface last?
The life of the modules is around 100,000 operating hours, and we give a warranty on that and on the carrier, with the precise terms set out in the contract.
Who rigs it on site?
Rigging can be handled by one or two technicians, and we provide training for it — but our own team will also do the rig and de-rig on request.
What happens if a panel is damaged mid-tour?
We replace the section concerned from regional stock; there is no need to replace the whole surface, and the repair can be completed quickly.
