An industrial-grade, padded wheeled flight case that safely holds six 640×640 mm LED cabinets at a time. Its lockable, braked castors give a stable load that is easy to push on tarmac or in the back of a lorry. We can also make it to a bespoke size if your panel dimensions differ from the standard. It is an indispensable item for event LED walls that are shipped in and out frequently, and it significantly reduces the risk of damage in transit.
Wheeled flight case for LED panels
The wheeled flight case was designed specifically for moving and storing LED panels frequently. The thickly padded interior protects the cabinets against knocks and scratches in transit, and the robust timber-framed or plywood-composite construction withstands years of event use. Thanks to the industrial lockable braked castors, one person can push the case easily on site, and the brakes allow safe loading even on a slope or an uneven surface. In the standard build it takes six 640×640 mm cabinets, but on request we will also make it to match your bespoke panel size.
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We will email you a technical proposal tailored to your project: sizing, recommended pixel pitch, power consumption, an itemised price and the installation steps. If you also upload a photo of the site, we will create a free visualisation from it.
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 it is worth storing LED panels in a wheeled flight case
LED cabinets are the most sensitive elements of a modular wall: both the diode matrix on the surface and the electronics on the back are vulnerable to an accidental knock or a drop. If you transport the panels in a bare box, in cardboard or stacked on top of one another, every move is a risk, and over the long term that can lead to voided warranties and dead pixels. A purpose-built, padded wheeled flight case practically eliminates that risk: the panels travel in fixed, separated compartments alongside a shock-absorbing wall. The case also speeds up rigging and de-rigging considerably, since the technician can wheel out the quantity needed to the location in one movement instead of carrying the cabinets one by one. At event production companies, hire fleets and mobile LED wall providers this case is effectively standard equipment, since both the working life of the kit and the team's working hours depend on it.
Construction, sizing and bespoke requirements
We make the frame of the case from hard-wearing plywood or an aluminium-and-plywood combination, and reinforce the corners with metal protectors so that the most common impact points do not wear through prematurely. The internal lining is closed-cell foam cut precisely to the size of the cabinets, so they cannot shift against each other in transit. The wheeled base is built with industrial, load-rated castors, at least two of which are braked, so the case can be secured safely while standing for loading or storage. The standard build takes six 640×640 mm panels, but since there are many panel sizes and thicknesses on the LED wall market, we will also make the case with bespoke internal divisions and external dimensions for your project, whether for larger event walls or smaller indoor cabinets.
Payback in warranty costs
Repairing or replacing a damaged LED panel typically costs more than buying a good flight case, and frequent movement is precisely the situation where most transit damage occurs for event production operators. With a purpose-built case, warranty repairs and the risk of dead pixels fall drastically, which over the longer term means significant savings in the running cost of the equipment fleet. Faster rigging and de-rigging also means fewer working hours at every event, which is a further direct return on the investment.
Typical applications
Wheeled flight case for LED panels — frequently asked questions
Which panel sizes can the flight case be ordered for?
The standard build is made for six 640×640 mm cabinets, but we will also make it for other panel sizes and quantities with bespoke internal divisions.
Does the case stand up to frequent, everyday movement?
Yes, it is designed specifically for that: the industrial castors and the reinforced corners are made for regular event use, up to daily.
Can the case be secured in a lorry during transport?
Yes, the design allows it to be strapped down, and the braked castors give extra stability when standing.
How long does it take you to make a bespoke-sized case?
The production time for a case with bespoke internal divisions depends on the panel size and the quantity; we give an exact deadline once the specification is submitted.
Is the price of the flight case worth it against warranty costs?
Yes — repairing a damaged panel typically costs more than buying the case, and damage arising from regular movement can be avoided this way over the long term.
Can I get maintenance advice on the life of the lining?
Yes, at handover we give guidance on maintaining the lining and the castors, so that the case keeps its protective function for years.
