What the screens do
Menus, wayfinding, advertising, and identity — one program.
These are working displays: outdoor menus that stay readable in daylight, indoor directories that take a touch, LED totems that run scheduled content, and screens built into the pylon the market already reads. Live fuel price remains available when a station needs it on the same structure. This makes them ideal for drive-thru menus, outdoor kiosks & transit, indoor concourse, and identity + screen.
In drive-thru menus applications, portrait 46 and 55 in. high-brightness boards — single, dual, or triple — for menus, pre-sell, and advertising at the lane. For outdoor kiosks & transit, street-side 55 in. kiosks, wall-mounted boards, and site screens for advertising, schedules, and wayfinding in weather. 55 to 86 in. UHD, optional touch, single- or dual-sided — directories, schedules, and reels in high-traffic interiors.
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Specification checklist
Environment, brightness, and the system around the screen.
Environment
Outdoor, indoor, pylon-integrated, or kiosk — specified for duty cycle and weather, not a generic panel.
Optical and enclosure
Brightness, IP rating, temperature range, pixel pitch, and screen size for the site.
Content and service
CMS, connectivity, monitoring, and who owns content after commissioning.
Site systems
Power, cooling, service access, and local-approval rules for digital displays.
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Display families
The hardware we specify for each job.
Outdoor LCD packages are all-weather, 24/7, and CMS-ready. Indoor concourse units ship factory-assembled. LED totems run their own player. Pylon screens are drawn into the identity structure.
Drive-thru menu boards
Ground-mounted pedestals or wall-mounted cabinets for outdoor digital menus, pre-sell, and advertising. Corrosion-resistant metal enclosure with climate control. Optional speaker and microphone.
46 or 55 in. portrait · single, dual, or triple · 3,500 nits · Full HD · 24/7 · IP56 · −30 to +50 °C · Wireline or Wi-Fi to CMS
Outdoor street kiosks
Freestanding 55 in. kiosks for sidewalks, campuses, venues, airports, and transit hubs. Powder-coated, welded enclosure with integrated ventilation. Optional top lightbox and LED accent lighting.
55 in. single- or double-sided · 4,000 nits · IK10 glass · IP56 · Custom colors, branding, vinyl wrap · Touch, camera, ADA accessories optional
Indoor concourse
High-traffic indoor signage with optional touch. Wayfinding, real-time schedules with advertising, and digital reels at sports and entertainment venues. Dent- and scratch-resistant metal enclosure.
55, 65, 75, 85, or 86 in. UHD · Samsung or LG · single- or dual-sided · Optional touch, camera, mic, motion sensors · Top signage and programmable side lighting
LED totems
Standalone direct-view LED displays with a built-in player and scheduler. Free-standing, wheeled, wall-hung, or ceiling-suspended. Wi-Fi load, daisy-chain up to two units, remote monitoring.
1.8 mm or 2.5 mm pixel pitch · Built-in player · Wi-Fi · HDMI · IP40 indoor · 600 nits calibrated · Plug-and-play fleet software
Pylon & identity screens
Full-matrix screens engineered into highway pylons, plaza stacks, monuments, and cabinets. The display is part of the structure — including live fuel price when the site needs it.
Programmable full-matrix faces · Drawn into the identity shop file · Ordinance, power, and service access · Optional live price on the same frame
Custom promotional displays
Interior and exterior digital promotional units, single- or double-faced, including compact formats for fuel and convenience — typically a 12 × 22 in. color display with a branded header.
Single or double face · Interior and exterior · Compact pump / canopy formats · Custom size, header, and branding
In the program
Specify, permit, install, commission — one package.
When you work with us, the program covers every step from initial site visit through final inspection. The process flows as follows: code check (digital-display and illumination rules flagged with the rest of the sign ordinance), then specify & integrate (the right family for the site — drive-thru, street, concourse, totem, or pylon — drawn into the program, not bolted on after the permit), then build & brand (outdoor kiosks ship factory-assembled and tested. pylon screens and identity cabinets are built in montreal. colors, graphics, audio, camera, and wrap specified with the package), and finally install & commission (site planning, delivery, installation, power, cms connection, and handover with the rest of the site close-out).
A screen that cannot be serviced, monitored, or permitted is not part of the sign program. We commission power, CMS, and access with the rest of the closeout, and we keep a service path for modules and content.
Selected work
Built into national programs.
We have built this product type for programs across North America, including Irving — Saint John, NB.
Digital questions
Kiosks, LED, price, and the code.
Is this only fuel-price digits?+
No. The product is digital displays: outdoor menu boards and street kiosks, indoor concourse screens, LED totems, and screens engineered into pylons. Price digits are included when a fuel program needs live price on the same structure.
What is the difference between the outdoor kiosks and the LED totems?+
Outdoor menu boards and street kiosks use high-brightness LCD panels (3,500–4,000 nits) in weather-rated enclosures for daylight and 24/7 duty. LED totems are direct-view LED (1.8 or 2.5 mm) with a built-in player — indoor, plug-and-play, daisy-chainable.
Will the city treat a screen as a separate sign?+
Often yes. Digital rules, brightness, and hold times vary by municipality. That is why ordinances are researched before design is approved.
Can a screen sit on an existing pylon, wall, or drive-thru?+
Sometimes. We survey structure, power, and code. Pedestal, wall, and kiosk formats are specified to the site. If an existing cabinet and foundation can take a conversion, it is engineered — not guessed on site.