Custom Display Screens for Shop Fronts
A window display has to beat daylight. EKINTRY builds high-brightness, custom-size LED screens for shop fronts — and quotes them factory-direct.
From US$100 — final price depends on your size, pixel pitch and finish. Contact us for an exact quote.
Sunlight washing out your window display? A high-brightness LED screen (2,500–4,500 nits) stays vivid through glass in direct daylight — turning your shop window into a live promotion instead of a faded printed poster. Single or double-sided, built to your exact window size.
Shop-front LED screens from $1,200–$2,000/m² (high-brightness, outdoor-rated) factory-direct. Send the window opening dimensions and we quote the nearest seamless size.
Who custom screens are for
- Shops and boutiques advertising to street footfall.
- Estate agents, travel and service shops with window listings.
- Brands wanting a transparent window display.
- Multi-site retailers standardising shop-front screens.
Brightness and single vs double-sided
A shop-front screen faces its hardest test in daylight, so brightness is the first decision. A street-facing window display typically needs around 3,500–5,000 nits to stay vivid behind glass, far more than an indoor screen. Many shops choose a double-sided build so the bright outward face pulls in passers-by while a softer inward face shows content to customers already inside — each side can run different content.
- Outward face — ~3,500–5,000 nits, sunlight-readable.
- Inward face — ~700–1,000 nits for the interior.
- Double-sided shows different content each way.
- Hung from the ceiling or floor-mounted to fit the window.
- Built to the exact window opening from LED cabinets.
Brightness is everything in a window
For a street-facing window, plan on around 4,500 nits or more so content stays readable in direct sun — ordinary LCD/TV screens wash out behind glass. A double-sided build adds a softer inward face for the store interior.
Solid or transparent
Two common approaches, depending on whether you want to keep the window view:
- Solid high-brightness LED — maximum impact and contrast.
- Transparent LED — up to ~80% see-through, content floats over the window.
- Mounting — hung from the ceiling, floor stand or wall-fixed.
Built to your window, factory-direct
Standard window LED starts around €1,500/m² and scales with brightness, pitch and transparency. Send the window size and orientation and we recommend the build and quote it factory-direct.
| Outward brightness | 4,500+ nits (sunlight-readable) |
|---|---|
| Type | Solid or transparent (up to ~80%) |
| Configuration | Single or double-sided |
| Mounting | Hanging, floor stand or wall |
Installation photos
Send us your project details
To recommend the right screen size, pixel pitch, cabinet type and shipping, please send us:
- Window width and height (or area to fill).
- Which way it faces — street, interior, or both.
- Solid or transparent.
- Mounting preference.
- Delivery country, plus a photo of the window if possible.
Frequently Asked Questions
How bright does a shop-front screen need to be?
For a sunny street-facing window, around 4,500 nits or more keeps content readable in daylight. We match brightness to your window orientation.
Can I keep the window view with a screen?
Yes — a transparent LED display is up to about 80% see-through, so content shows while the window stays visible.
Can it be built to my exact window size?
Yes — it is assembled from LED cabinets, so we fit it to your window opening rather than a fixed panel size.
Will an indoor screen work in the window?
No — an indoor screen or TV washes out behind glass in daylight. A window needs a high-brightness, sunlight-readable build.
How much does a shop-front LED screen cost?
High-brightness shop-front LED screens start from $1,200–$2,000/m² factory-direct. A 1.5m × 1m window screen starts from approximately $1,800 in panels. Send your window dimensions and orientation (north/south-facing) for an exact quote.
How do I stop the screen from fading in sunlight?
Choose a screen rated at 4,500+ nits for south-facing or directly sunlit windows. North-facing or shaded windows can use 2,500–3,500 nits at lower cost. We specify the right brightness for your window orientation.