An LED wall for a church
A sanctuary wants the words readable from the front row, and a picture that does not glare under house light. That is a room decision, not a catalog tile.
A wall that stays for the services
Most churches are asking for a wall that stays: lyrics, the sermon notes, and a camera feed the room can actually read. Close seats want the indoor range we work in, P2.6 to P3.9. The survey checks the wall that can hold the cabinets, the sightline from the back row, and the power that is already in the building.
Sale and install includes the commission. The warranty is three years from that date. A spare module stays with the building so a dark cabinet is a swap, not a new project.
When the wall is only for one Sunday
A conference, a guest night, or a service that needs a larger picture for one date is a rental. The crew hangs it, runs the show, and strikes it. That quote is a date and a canvas, not a day rate copied from another church.
The room notes for churches, schools, and stadiums sit on the industries page. The commercial offer stays on Displays if the wall remains, and on Live if it leaves with the truck.