Visualize the exact scale.
The Viral Wall Design Tool uses entered measurements and cabinet geometry to show configurations that fit the usable surface. A room image can help establish placement and visual proportion before a site survey.
FROM WALL TO WORKING SYSTEM
Video-wall design begins before the display is ordered.
Plan video-wall dimensions, placement, technology, infrastructure and content with a nationwide specialist.
The direct answer
Start with what the project actually requires.
A reliable video-wall design resolves physical fit, viewing geometry, resolution, structure, power, data, heat, processing, service access and content before equipment is committed.
Engineer what the rendering cannot see.
A visualization is the beginning, not the construction plan. Field verification confirms wall conditions, structure, circuits, pathways, ventilation, access, source locations and the conditions that affect installation.
Preserve decisions through the project.
Design, estimate, proposal and project records remain connected so approved dimensions, technology, pricing and scope do not silently change as the job moves forward.
Project checklist
The decisions that shape the result.
Each item is confirmed against the real room, application and selected equipment—not filled from a generic template.
01Usable wall width and height
02Seating and primary viewing distance
03Content aspect ratio
04Source equipment
05Audio and control integration
06Finish and trim details
07Field verification
08Future service access
Can I design a wall without creating an account?
Yes. The public Wall Design Tool is free to use. Contact information is requested only when saving a design or requesting an estimate.
Is the online visualization a final engineering drawing?
No. It establishes fit and concept. Final engineering follows a site survey and verified product specifications.
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See what belongs on your wall.
Enter the dimensions, explore COB and MIP, and turn the first idea into a private project record.