FOUR SIDES · CONFIGURED FOR YOUR EVENT
Four-Sided Modular LED Scoreboard Rental
Scores, live cameras, and brand content visible from different sides.
We prepare four-sided LED displays for sports, esports, fan events, and brand presentations. Each face can show the same program or a different layout. We select screen dimensions, processing, and support around the venue, audience positions, and the content you want to show.
Start with an idea or a photo of the space. We can help define the layout and the information to gather, even if you do not yet have a floor plan, dimensions, or a technical rider.

System configuration
Four-Sided Modular LED Scoreboard
We select brightness, refresh rate, IP protection, and processors for the use and environment. Rigging, loads, and equipment availability are reviewed for your event dates. The calculator helps explore dimensions; configuration and availability are reviewed when preparing the proposal.
Configuration options
- Four synchronized or independent faces
- Overhead or supported installation
- A pixel map for each configuration
- Support and rigging planned for the venue
Applications
- Sports and fan events
- Esports
- Brand activations
- Arena and convention presentations



A display planned around the audience
The system uses LED cabinets assembled on a modular four-sided structure. We can evaluate an overhead installation above a central area or a supported structure, depending on the available space and audience sightlines. Screen size and installation height are selected together with viewing distance and content.
This format can combine scores, live video, replays, and sponsor messages at arenas, conventions, and brand activations. “Four-sided” describes the screen arrangement; the configuration is prepared for each event.
Planning the support and installation
We review the installation location, total weight, loads, setup access, and maintenance clearance with your production team and the venue. For a suspended display, we coordinate the information needed for rigging design, structural engineering, and venue approval. A supported installation also needs a suitable structure and access.
That review guides the cabinet layout, connection routes, and sequence for assembly and testing. Engineering and required approvals are part of installation planning; a photo or an initial dimension is enough to start the conversation.
Content and signals across four faces
We select processing with enough outputs and capacity to repeat one image or distribute different layouts. We prepare the pixel map and signal routing, then test orientation and synchronization from the audience’s viewing positions.
For sports events, we coordinate score data, camera feeds, replays, and sponsor graphics with your team. This helps establish what appears on each face, how it changes during the program, and the operating support to add. If you already use a scoring system, share its name and available connections so we can review integration.
Equipment, installation, and operating options
Rent the equipment or add preparation, delivery, installation, connections, testing, operation, and removal. If your production already has a technical crew, we coordinate the configuration and connection points to integrate the display into their workflow.
Our international production experience informs GLMedia’s technical preparation and operations in the United States. The proposal details the configuration, accessories, and services you choose for this display so you can compare the options clearly.
Frequently asked questions
Four-sided LED scoreboard questions
How is the scoreboard size determined?
We assemble LED cabinets into a four-sided structure sized for the venue. We compare viewing angles, screen dimensions, total weight, support, and maintenance access. Share a photo or the intended use to get started; a floor plan, when available, helps refine the configuration and installation.
Can the display be suspended or supported from below?
We can evaluate either option. For an overhead display, we review loads and coordinate rigging design, engineering, and venue approval. For a supported display, we specify suitable support and access for setup and maintenance. The choice depends on the space and audience positions.
Can each face show different content?
Yes, with processing that has the required outputs and capacity. We can assign scores, cameras, replays, and advertising to different faces or repeat one program. We prepare the pixel map and test image orientation and synchronization.
Tell us what you want to show on each side
An event idea, a date, and a photo of the space are enough to get started. Add dimensions, a floor plan, or a technical rider if you have them. We can help define the screen faces, content, and installation as those details develop.
Preparing content and your inquiry
Can I ask for a specific model or quantity?
Yes. If you have a rider, share the model, quantity, and dates. We review availability and compatibility, including configurations that need additional units. We present alternatives with their accessories and differences so you can choose; the proposal identifies the agreed selection. You can also start with the result you want to achieve.
How should I prepare videos and presentations?
We provide the final pixel map and playback settings for export. Keep presentation fonts and linked media together, and send original video files when possible. Identify the final version and playback order. We review resolution, aspect ratio, audio, and cues; editing or new content can be added to the proposal if needed.
How does the LED calculator help with this format?
It provides an initial reference for exploring screen dimensions. For the complete four-sided display, we also review the structure, processing, loads, and access. Tell us the size you have in mind and we can help turn it into a configuration; equipment availability is reviewed for your dates.