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Qohr helps churches choose the right wall size, pixel pitch, processing, structure, power, and control workflow for their room, cameras, volunteers, and budget.
We evaluate the stage, seating distances, sightlines, content, cameras, and room dimensions before recommending screen size or pixel pitch. The goal is a display that reads naturally instead of simply being the largest wall that fits.
The right cabinet is determined by the room, service access, use pattern, camera needs, and the people who will maintain it.
Fully front-serviceable cabinets that can mount flush with trim for a built-in finish, or hang and wall-mount when the structure requires it.
GOB-protected, 11-pound cabinets that can serve a fixed installation or a system volunteers stack and strike for weekly use.
LED display / Live worshipThe room is telling you something. LED holds brightness with stage lighting up, has no lamp to replace, and can be serviced module-by-module instead of treating the display as one disposable surface.
Read the LED wall vs projector guideQohr provides a complete installed plan and budget so the project accounts for the parts that make the church video wall safe, useful, serviceable, and camera-ready. The church LED wall cost guide breaks down the planning ranges by wall size, the equipment package versus the complete project, and what drives the price.
Stage dimensions, seating distance, sightlines, content, cameras, room geometry, and budget shape the wall.
Processor, scaling, signal routing, presentation sources, switching, monitoring, and control become one workflow.
Mounting or ground support, electrical loads, data distribution, cable paths, ventilation, and service access are coordinated.
Cabinets are assembled, aligned, configured, tested, and calibrated for consistent brightness, color, and camera performance.
Your team receives operating training, documentation, an appropriate spare-parts package, and support after installation.
Camera-safe LED
High refresh rate, appropriate pixel pitch, correct processing, and careful calibration keep the LED display clean on camera and sharp from the front row.
Pixel pitch is selected from viewing distance, wall scale, content, camera use, and budget, not from a single universal formula. What pixel pitch means for your room
LED project proof
A projection replacement built around the stage, the content, and the complete production system rather than a panel order dropped into the room.
View the Reign Church projectUseful answers for churches comparing LED, projection, pixel pitch, processing, service, and installed cost.
A complete mid-size sanctuary wall at 2.6mm, 12–23 m² or about 129–248 sq ft, usually runs $42,000–$49,000 installed. That price carries the LED display, the structure holding it, the electrical and data coordination, installation, commissioning, and training. A small or auxiliary wall of 4–12 m² runs $16,000–$31,000, a large single wall lands around $68,000, and a center wall with side screens runs $91,000–$187,000. Wall size, pixel pitch, mounting method, processing, electrical requirements, labor, and the room itself decide where a project lands, so Qohr provides an installed project budget based on the actual room and use case. See the complete church LED wall cost guide.
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