Case study
Amukti, Bengaluru. A portrait LED display at the store entrance.
A printed lightbox used to mark Amukti's door. Now a portrait LED display, built into the entrance pillar, plays videos of each new collection, scheduled on PxlOS.

Amukti sells ethnic wear from a store inside a Bengaluru mall. Its entrance used to carry a printed lightbox. We replaced it with a portrait, fine-pitch indoor LED display built into the entrance pillar, and PxlOS now schedules the collection videos it plays.
At a glance
- Display: a portrait indoor LED display, built into the store's entrance pillar.
- Pitch: fine-pitch indoor panels, chosen for shoppers who pass 1 to 3 metres away.
- Brightness and rating: tuned to the mall's lighting, vivid without glare. Indoor-rated, IP43.
- Installation: before mall opening hours, handed over with content already loaded.
- Software: PxlOS, our cloud CMS, schedules new-collection videos and festive offers by time of day.
The brief
A mall corridor is crowded with signage. Every store front competes for the same few seconds of a passing shopper's attention, and Amukti's static lightbox at the entrance had stopped turning heads.
The store wanted moving pictures of its collections at the doorway. It did not want to give up any of its display window to get them. And a printed lightbox has a running cost of its own: a new print for every campaign.
What we built
Every decision came from the doorway, not from a catalogue.
- Portrait, in the pillar. The display is built into the entrance pillar, so it is the first thing a shopper sees coming down the corridor, and the window display stays as it was. A tall frame also suits fashion. A model shown head to toe fills it.
- Fine-pitch indoor panels. Shoppers walk past 1 to 3 metres away, so a close walkway needs a fine pitch to keep fabric detail and faces crisp. Our guide to choosing pixel pitch explains the trade-off.
- Brightness set for a mall, not a street. A mall interior is lit and sheltered. We tuned the display to the corridor lighting so colours stay vivid without glare. An outdoor-bright panel here would only dazzle.
- PxlOS for content. The merchandising team schedules new-collection videos and festive offers by time of day, from a phone. The next campaign needs a file, not a print.
- The processor out of sight. The cabling runs inside the pillar to a processor in the back office, so the entrance shows only the picture.
Installation
A store in a mall cannot close its entrance for a day, so the work was planned around the mall's hours.
- Size the frame to the pillar. The frame was built to the pillar, so the display fits the entrance and no floor space is lost.
- Run the cabling inside the pillar. It goes through the pillar to the processor in the back office, with nothing on show.
- Install before opening. The display went in before mall opening hours.
- Hand over, ready to play. We commissioned the display and handed it over with content already loaded.
Every PixelSpot wall is assembled and burn-in tested at our Bengaluru facility before delivery.
The result
The entrance now plays campaign videos of the current collection, in motion, right at the doorway. When the collection changes, the display changes with it. There is no lightbox print to reorder, and the store's window and floor are just as they were.
The team runs the content on PxlOS: a new collection video, a festive offer, a different playlist for different hours of the day. Our content playbook for retail LED displays covers what to play and for how long.
Pixelspot delivered more than just an LED video wall, they brought our storefront to life. Their digital signage options are worth every penny.
Anita Zalte, Google review
What decides the price of a wall like this
Store-entrance displays are priced by area and pixel pitch. Orientation does not change the price, so a portrait display costs the same as a landscape one of the same size. Amukti's display was sized to its pillar. Yours will be sized, and priced, to your entrance.
- Pixel pitch: indoor P2.5 for most mall stores; P2.0 or P1.8 for shoppers who stand closer.
- Size: the area of the display, sized to your pillar or entrance.
- Controller, structure and site access: what the fit-out needs and when the crew can work.
A 6 × 4 ft display stood on end is a portrait 4 ft wide and 6 ft tall; an 8 × 4 ft display stood on end is 4 ft wide and 8 ft tall. Send us your entrance size and we will quote it exactly, usually within minutes on WhatsApp, or get your quote here. Every wall includes PxlOS, 5% spare modules from the same batch and the 2-year onsite warranty.
If your store has a pillar, a doorway or a lightbox that has stopped turning heads, send us its size on WhatsApp or through the quote page and we will tell you exactly what a display there would cost.
Questions? Answers.
What pixel pitch suits a mall store entrance?
Does the mall need to approve an LED display at our entrance?
Can we show different content at different times of day?
Is a portrait LED display more expensive than a landscape one?
Who maintains the display after installation?
See it running. Then decide.
Send your wall size on WhatsApp for a same-day price, or see indoor and outdoor walls running at our Jalahalli East experience centre in Bengaluru.
Configurator estimates are installed, controller extra, plus 18% GST. What decides the price

