Choose the mounting to suit the space
Wall-mount, hanging and floor-standing frames suit different rooms. The right choice depends on the wall, ceiling, weight and viewing position.
HJ SECURITY · KUCHING & SARAWAK
Structure and mounting for LED displays.
The frame behind an LED wall decides how safe, flat and serviceable it is. HJ plans the mounting type, power, ventilation and maintenance access with the display, and coordinates with the structural engineer where the building or approvals require one.
THE STARTING POINT
Start with the everyday problem.
Plan how the wall will be serviced
Front or rear access, walkway space and power isolation are decided up front, so a module can be replaced without taking the wall apart.
Keep the structure and the building safe
Loads, fixings and any outdoor wind or weather exposure are reviewed, with a qualified engineer involved where required.
LED display structure & mounting Canvas
SYSTEMS & SCOPE
Connect the right parts of the LED installation.
Choose the areas that match your priorities, then confirm how they work together. Open a topic for related installation or service information.
Fine-pitch indoor LED
Cabinet size, weight and service access for indoor LED walls.
LED video wall
Wall layout, bezel-free joins and flatness across the cabinets.
Indoor & outdoor LED
Outdoor frames add weather, wind and corrosion considerations.
Video processor & controller
Rack space and cable route planned together with the frame.
Power & electrical
Dedicated power, isolation and protection for the display, quoted as an electrical scope.
Cabling
Signal and network cabling routed through the frame and labelled.
Backup power
UPS for the controller and, where agreed, the display.
Lightning & surge protection
Surge protection and earthing for outdoor displays and their cables.
CCTV cover
Cameras for expensive displays in public or shared areas.
LED & signage service
Module replacement, repairs and checks on an installed wall.
Maintenance contract
Scheduled checks for displays that must stay on.
Planning the frame and the access.
New LED display
- Provide the location, wall or floor details and the wall size wanted.
- Confirm ceiling height, load path and where power and signal will arrive.
- Agree how the display will be serviced and who can reach it.
Existing display or relocation
- Describe the display, its age and any movement, gaps or heat problems.
- HJ checks the frame, fixings, ventilation and access before recommending changes.
- Structural review is arranged where the work needs it.
BEFORE THE QUOTATION
What changes the scope and cost?
Wall size and weight
Cabinet count and total weight.
Location
Indoor, outdoor, shopfront or hall.
Access
Front or rear service and walkway space.
Approvals
Building, landlord or authority requirements.
USEFUL ANSWERS
Questions before you start.
Does HJ design the structural frame?
HJ plans the mounting and coordinates the installation. Where the building or authority requires structural design or approval, a qualified engineer is involved and the requirement is confirmed during the assessment.
Can an LED wall be serviced from the front?
Many indoor walls can be, depending on the cabinet type. Front or rear service access is decided during planning so modules can be replaced without dismantling the wall.
Can you relocate an existing LED display?
Possibly. The assessment checks the cabinets, frame, power and cabling first, then confirms what can be reused.
Do outdoor LED displays need extra protection?
Outdoor displays face weather, wind, heat and surge risk. These are reviewed during the assessment and reflected in the scope.
Plan your next step with HJ.
Share the display size, the location and a photo of the wall or space. We will review the requirements and confirm the next step.