Glass LED screens: the display lives on the glass.
A glass LED screen is not a TV mounted near a window; it is a display that lives on the glazing itself. No cabinet, no frame, no wall bracket, no blacked-out pane. When it is off, you have a window. When it is on, the glass itself is the screen.
That makes it the natural fit for glass-heavy spaces: showrooms, office frontages, dealerships, foyers and shopping-centre tenancies across Brisbane where a boxed screen would fight the architecture instead of working with it.
The display disappears into the glazing instead of hanging off it.
Full-height frontages and multi-panel glazing covered as one screen.
Staff and customers keep their view out; daylight keeps coming in.
Questions we get about this
Can a glass LED screen go on any glass?
Most panes suit it, including large frontages and multi-panel glazing. We confirm suitability, sizes and fixing during the free site assessment.
Does it damage or replace the glass?
Neither. The screen is installed against your existing glazing and can be removed professionally later.
What resolution can I expect?
Pixel pitch runs from P2 to P40. Closer viewing needs finer pitch; we match the spec to your viewing distances so it looks sharp where it matters.
See it on your shopfront.
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