A permanent DJ or stage backdrop can use indoor fixed cabinets such as Block, Brick or COB Pro, selected around the viewing distance and content. Columns, rings and sculptural features follow a custom geometry route. Start with the location and intended use of each screen, then compare the cabinet layout, mounting arrangement, service access and control configuration for that position.

Use the closest viewing position and the smallest content detail as the starting points. A guest reading event information near the bar has different needs from someone watching large motion graphics across a dance floor. Review representative content at its intended size and distance. Screen dimensions, pixel canvas, source scaling and budget should be considered together before selecting a pitch.

Cylinder displays and flexible modules provide routes for curved surfaces. Supply the diameter or curve profile, height, available depth and the portion of the surface that should display content. The module layout, frame and maintenance opening need to follow that geometry. Review the content across the join and confirm cable access before the surrounding bar or column finish is completed.

Start with dimensioned drawings showing the visible faces and cross-sections. A ring needs its outer diameter, inner opening, band width and orientation defined; a flared form also needs sections at different heights. Those details guide the module arrangement, frame and content map. Discuss the attachment points and service openings with the installation team while the shape is still being developed.

Include the actual venue lighting and representative content in the acceptance plan. Review dark scenes, gradients, colour transitions and text at the intended operating brightness. A bright full-screen demonstration does not cover every nighttime use. If performances will be recorded, test the selected display configuration with the intended camera settings, and agree the working settings with the venue AV team.

Define the source output, processor inputs, screen resolution and layout before selecting the control equipment. Creative and shaped displays use Mooncell; fixed rectangular walls follow the selected product configuration. The VJ or playback team should prepare content for the agreed pixel canvas. Confirm source switching and any cueing workflow with the venue AV partners, then test the complete signal path.

Check how each module and electronic component can be reached after the interior is complete. Front-service cabinets still need working space at the screen face, while custom shapes need access designed into their structure. Review shelves, booth equipment, ceiling finishes and cable paths together. Agree spare parts, service tools and practical access times before the venue handover and opening date.

Send a floor plan, site photographs, screen dimensions and the nearest viewing positions. For curved or shaped displays, add elevations and section drawings. Describe the content, playback sources, lighting conditions and operating schedule. Include destination, fit-out timing and local installation responsibilities so the quote can cover the screen, control equipment, frame scope, spares, packing and the required project documentation.