Why brightness matters
Brightness is measured in nits (candelas per square metre). A window that receives direct sun usually needs a dedicated high-brightness display. We recommend a suitable level based on your window's orientation and conditions.
Single-sided and double-sided options
Some window displays face the street only; double-sided models show one message outside and another to customers inside.
Practical considerations
We consider mounting (floor-standing, hanging or ceiling-fixed), heat build-up behind glass, power and network access, and operating hours, including automatic on/off scheduling.
Frequently asked questions
Can a normal TV be used in a shop window?
It will usually be hard to read in daylight and is not designed for the heat and hours of window use. A high-brightness commercial display is recommended.
Can the screen switch off when the shop is closed?
Yes. Screens can be scheduled to turn on and off, or to keep advertising in the evening if you prefer.