P1.5MM LED SCREEN AT ABU DHABI MARKETING SUITE

Curved 1.5mm LED Video Wall for an Abu Dhabi Marketing Suite

Dynamo LED Displays installed a curved 1.5mm pixel pitch LED video wall, 3.6 m wide by 2 m high, in a high-end marketing suite in Abu Dhabi. The wall was installed, configured and commissioned in one day, runs from 4K LED video processors, and is monitored remotely over the suite’s local network.

Updated September 2026. Case study first published August 2022.

Curved 1.5mm LED video wall in an Abu Dhabi marketing suite seen from below, playing a motocross rider and desert dunes, with the suite's upper gallery and downlights above
The curved 1.5mm LED wall in the Abu Dhabi marketing suite, photographed from the floor during commissioning.

Project facts

Location Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
Environment High-end property marketing suite, indoor
Screen Curved LED video wall, 3.6 m wide by 2 m high
Pixel pitch 1.5mm
Processing 4K LED video processors, content delivered remotely
Monitoring Dynamo monitoring software on the suite’s local network
Programme Installed, configured and commissioned in one day
Scope Supply, installation and commissioning by Dynamo LED Displays

The brief: a curved wall for off-plan property sales

Marketing suites sell property that does not exist yet, so the screen does the work a finished building would do. The developer wanted a single curved surface, wide enough to fill the wall and fine enough to be viewed from a couple of metres, playing CGI fly-throughs and lifestyle film. Our London marketing suite LED video wall and the Aldar and London Square suite in Mayfair follow the same logic.

What Dynamo installed

A 1.5mm pixel pitch for close viewing

At 1.5mm the gap between LEDs is small enough that a visitor standing 1.5 m to 2 m from the wall sees a continuous picture rather than dots. That is the pitch we specify for lobbies, boardrooms and sales suites where people stand close. Our 1.5mm direct-view LED page covers the current cabinet.

Building the curve

The 3.6 m by 2 m wall follows a gentle curve rather than a flat plane. A curve is built from narrow columns of cabinets set at small angles to each other, with the mounting frame fabricated to the radius, so the join between columns stays tight and the surface reads as one screen. More on the method is in our curved LED cabinets case study.

Installed and commissioned in one day

The frame, cabinets, cabling and processing were installed, configured and commissioned in a single day, which mattered because the suite was already trading. Pre-building the frame and pre-configuring the processors off site is what makes a one-day programme possible.

Content and monitoring from a distance

Content reaches the wall through 4K LED video processors, with new films delivered remotely rather than by someone visiting with a drive. Dynamo’s monitoring software sits on the suite’s local network and reports on the hardware, so a fault is seen in the UK before the sales team notices it. Our content management page explains the remote workflow.

Current Dynamo options for a marketing suite wall

The figures below are from the current Dynamo datasheets for the ranges we would specify for a suite like this today.

Model Pixel pitch Module Brightness Refresh rate Suited to
DFC 1.5 1.58mm 304 × 342 mm, 192 × 216 px 600 to 1,500 nits 3,840 Hz Sales suites and lobbies viewed from 1.5 m or more
DFC 1.9 1.9mm 304 × 342 mm, 160 × 180 px 600 to 1,000 nits 3,840 Hz Larger suites viewed from 2 m or more
DYF 1.25 1.25mm 300 × 337.5 mm, 240 × 270 px 2,400 nits 4,200 Hz Premium suites where visitors stand within 1.5 m

All three are 37 mm to 40 mm deep and front serviceable, so a module is swapped from the front without pulling the wall apart. For a full wall build-up see LED video walls.

Other Dynamo projects in the UAE

Abu Dhabi LED video walls: frequently asked questions

Who supplies LED video walls in Abu Dhabi?

Dynamo LED Displays supplies and installs LED video walls in Abu Dhabi and across the UAE from a Dubai-based team, with design, processing and remote monitoring handled from the UK. This marketing suite wall, the Dubai Airport Terminal 3 arrivals project and the RAK Ceramics showroom in Dubai are all Dynamo installations, and local enquiries go through our UAE site.

Why use a 1.5mm pixel pitch in a marketing suite?

Visitors to a sales suite stand close to the screen, often within two metres, and are looking at CGI detail of a property they are about to buy. At 1.5mm the LEDs are close enough together that the picture reads as continuous at that distance. A coarser 2.5mm or 3.9mm wall would show visible pixels from the same spot.

Can an LED video wall be curved?

Yes. This wall is a 3.6 m by 2 m curve built from narrow cabinet columns set at small angles on a frame fabricated to the radius. Tighter curves use flexible LED modules that bend to the surface. Either way the processor maps content to the true pixel layout so straight lines stay straight.

How long does an LED video wall take to install?

This Abu Dhabi wall was installed, configured and commissioned in one day because the frame was made to measure and the processors were configured before shipping. A larger or more complex wall takes longer, and the site survey, structural checks and content preparation all happen before the installation day.

How is content updated on an LED wall in another country?

Content is delivered to the 4K LED video processors remotely, so a new film is uploaded rather than carried to site. Dynamo’s monitoring software runs on the suite’s local network and reports the hardware status, which means a failed module or power supply is flagged in the UK and a fix planned before anyone in the suite has noticed.

Get a quote for a marketing suite LED wall

Send us the wall dimensions, the viewing distance and where the suite is, and we will come back with a pixel pitch, a cabinet layout and a written quote. Get a quote or call 020 3489 9878.

Daniel Reynolds
Daniel Reynolds

Daniel Reynolds is Managing Director and founder of Dynamo LED Displays (est. 2013). He leads the specification and delivery of LED display solutions, with expertise in IP networking and both synchronous and asynchronous LED video systems across a range of control environments, including NovaStar and Brompton. Daniel also works as an LED consultant on international projects, supporting clients with system design, technical due diligence, and delivery planning. 

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