Industries / Retail
Retail AV for the store
and the people running it.
Displays and audio need to fit the retail environment and the way it operates. We plan the systems around your content, store layouts, and responsibilities for day-to-day control.
Start with what the space
needs to communicate.
A shopfront display, an in-store promotion, and shared precinct information serve different purposes. Screen placement and playback requirements should follow the message, the audience, and the conditions in which it will be viewed.
We work through those requirements with retail, property, and project teams. Display infrastructure, audio zones, and controls are coordinated with the fitout, network requirements, and access needed to maintain them.
For several sites, agree what should be consistent and where local layouts call for changes. A documented store standard can guide the rollout without assuming every tenancy has the same dimensions or infrastructure.

What matters during
the trading day.
Content people can see
Review viewing positions, ambient light, and the size of the intended content. Agree screen orientation and playback requirements before display locations are finalised.
Clear publishing responsibilities
Decide who updates content, who approves it, and which sites receive it. The playback and network design should reflect those responsibilities and any scheduling requirements.
Practical store operation
Define what store staff need to control locally and what is managed centrally. Keep routine tasks clear, with a documented path for reporting faults or requesting changes.
From a single tenancy
to a multi-site rollout.
Shopfronts and in-store displays
Plan screen positions around the fitout, customer sightlines, and access for servicing. Check the available power, cabling, and network connections early in the project.
Background audio
Consider speaker coverage and sensible control of levels across sales, service, and shared areas. Define audio zones around how those spaces are used throughout the day.
Shopping centres and precincts
Separate tenancy requirements from shared-area systems. Agree who controls public displays and audio, and how building management and network responsibilities are divided.
Repeatable store fitouts
Document the agreed equipment, connections, and controls, then review each site against it. Coordinate installation with tenancy access, fitout milestones, and trading requirements.

Plan the AV
around each site.
We bring the display, audio, and control requirements into the fitout plan, with the mounting, power, network, and service-access needs identified for the project team. For a rollout, the same review is repeated against each tenancy’s conditions.
Installation and handover include the agreed operating tasks, equipment records, and support arrangements. Content production and publishing responsibilities should be settled alongside the hardware scope, so the screens have a defined role when trading begins.
Refreshing a store
or planning a rollout?
Share the layouts, proposed locations, and content requirements. Include the opening dates, existing systems, and any store standards, and we can work through the AV scope and site requirements.
