Enter how far your audience sits from the screen and what you’re showing. You’ll get the size that keeps everything readable, plus a check against our 16×10 ft LED wall.
Based on common audiovisual sizing rules: the farthest viewer sits no more than 6× the screen height away for slides, 8× for video and 4× for detailed content.
The last row decides the screen size. Measure from the screen to the farthest seat, not the back wall.
Put the bottom of the screen at least 4–5 ft off the floor so heads in front don’t block it.
Smaller pitch LED looks smooth up close. Our P2.6 wall looks seamless from about 17 ft back.
For slides and text, the farthest viewer should be no more than about six times the screen height away. For video it can stretch to eight; for detailed charts, four.
The distance between LED pixels in millimeters. A handy rule: the pitch in millimeters is roughly the closest comfortable viewing distance in meters.
Our wall is 16 ft wide by 10 ft tall (about 5 × 3 m) at P2.6 with 1920 × 1152 resolution, and we deliver, build and run it.
Delivered, built and run by our tech, bright enough for daylight and sharp from the front row back.
