The Dicolor sliding LED wall gives a divisible room one 32:9 screen when it's open, and two independent 16:9 screens when it divides.
Engineered and designed in Australia by Dicolor Australia.
Film shows a visualisation of the sliding LED wall concept.
Ballrooms, function centres, lecture theatres and training floors are built to divide. Their displays usually aren't. Install one large screen and half the room goes without when the wall closes. Install two and the open room looks like two TVs hung side by side. Either way, the client pays for a room that only works properly half the time.
Two Dicolor COB LED displays run on a wall-mounted track. With the operable wall open, they sit together as one seamless 32:9 canvas for the whole floor. When the wall closes, each display slides into its own half of the room and runs as an independent 16:9 screen with its own content. Already installed in Australian projects.

Room open: one 32:9 screen for the whole floor

Room divided: two independent 16:9 screens
If the room has an operable wall, the screens should be able to follow it. The sliding LED wall suits any space that is regularly used both as one room and as two.
Screen sizes, travel and loads are confirmed from a site measure before order. The product sheet has the full cabinet table, building requirements and safety provisions.
Download the spec sheet (PDF)Talk to Tim Ward at Dicolor Australia. Integrators, Tim will work through your project with you. Venue operators and designers, Tim will put you in touch with an experienced Dicolor integrator.
Tim Ward, Sales, Dicolor Australia
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