Product — LCD Video Wall (GK-VW Series)
LCD Video Wall Display — The Narrow-Bezel Splicing Wall
The LCD video wall range is a family of DID splicing tiles at 49 and 55 inches — GK-VW4935K, GK-VW5535K, GK-VW5518L, GK-VW5588L and their high-brightness and touch variants — in bezel classes down to 0.88 mm, so the finished wall reads as one continuous surface.
Reading the Model Table
The documented family splits along two axes: bezel class and touch. The 35K models (GK-VW4935K and GK-VW5535K, plus touch variants marked -T) form the standard splicing line; the 18L models (GK-VW5518L, and -H high-brightness variant) narrow the seam; the 88L models (GK-VW5588L, GK-VW5588L-H) take the seam to the family's finest published class. Brightness is specified per model in the manufacturer's table — 500 cd/m² typical across the standard tiles and 700 cd/m² typical on the high-brightness (-H) variants — and the quotation restates the exact figures for the models proposed for your wall.
Signal handling is documented plainly: the wall stretches a single image across all tiles, shows a different image on every tile, roams one signal anywhere on the canvas, or runs multiple signals, accepting HDMI, DVI, VGA, RGB and other standard inputs. A 178° viewing angle, 3D noise reduction and a stable high refresh rate keep the picture clear and coherent across tile boundaries.
Where LCD Tiles Win
Control rooms, broadcast and monitoring environments, corporate lobbies with detailed content, and any wall read at close range: LCD's per-pixel density at 49 and 55 inches per tile keeps text and fine graphics sharp where an LED wall of the same size would need a very fine — and very expensive — pitch. Touch variants extend the wall into interactive territory for showrooms and experience centres.
Send the finished wall dimensions and the content plan. The quotation will specify the tile model, the array (3×2, 4×3 and so on), total resolution and the mounting approach as one designed system.
Array Design: Reading a Tile Quotation
An LCD wall quotation should be readable as a drawing: tile model, array dimensions, total resolution, seam class and signal plan. Check four things when it arrives. The array arithmetic — a 3×3 of 55-inch tiles is a different wall from a 4×2, in size, resolution and price. The seam class against your closest viewer — finer is not automatically better, only more expensive. The signal plan — which sources, in which zones, stretched or native. And the brightness figures — per-model values from the manufacturer's table, restated for the tiles proposed for your wall. If any of the four is missing from a quotation — ours or a competitor's — ask for it before comparing prices, because prices for different walls are not comparable numbers.
Specifications & Documented Options
| Models documented | GK-VW4935K(-T) · GK-VW5535K(-T) · GK-VW5518L(-H) · GK-VW5588L(-H) |
|---|---|
| Tile sizes | 49 inch · 55 inch |
| Bezel classes | Published pitch figures 0.88 mm / 1.8 mm / 3.5 mm across the family |
| Brightness | 500 cd/m² (typ.) standard tiles · 700 cd/m² (typ.) high-brightness (-H) variants |
| Inputs | HDMI / DVI / VGA / RGB and more |
| Modes | Whole-wall image stretch · multi-signal zoning |
Frequently Asked Questions
Which bezel class should we choose?
The finer the seam, the higher the tile cost; the deciding factor is closest viewing distance and content type. The quotation will price the sensible class for your room and show the upgrade delta.
Can part of the wall be touch?
Touch variants (-T) are documented within the family; a mixed wall is a configuration question the quotation can answer for your layout.
Request a Quote — LCD Video Wall Display
Tell us the finished wall size, the closest viewing distance and the content the wall will show. We reply with a designed configuration — tile model, array, total resolution and signal plan — and an export quotation.