LED display systems for retail, architecture and live environments.
NARVEND supplies indoor and outdoor LED displays, signage, rental, curved and flexible systems, plus multi-sided cube formats and custom-built installations. Every system is configured against its site: viewing distance, daylight, structure, content and service access.
See it on your wall before you buy it.
Upload a photo of the space, mark the area — rectangle, curve, ellipse or any outline — and the display is drawn at true scale. Take away the resolution, the area and the viewing range for your project brief.
Choose the system before the specification.
Start with the format that fits the space. The final configuration depends on viewing distance, content, environment, structure and service access.
Specify the display around the project, not the other way around.
A reliable display decision starts with the people, content and environment. The screen is one part of a wider system that also includes structure, power, control and service access.
See how custom projects are structured →Distance, angles, ambient light and content detail.
Dimensions, mounting, weight, access and cable routes.
What changes, who approves it and how it is scheduled.
Safe access, maintenance space and operating conditions.
Built around real viewing environments.
Different spaces ask different questions. Use the application to frame the first conversation.
Good specifications make better conversations.
Use these questions to prepare a useful brief before comparing models or requesting a quotation.
How close will people stand?
Pixel pitch should follow viewing distance, content detail and screen size.
→02What will the environment do?
Brightness, weather, protection, structure and service access change the selection.
→03Who controls the message?
Content ownership, approvals and scheduling are part of the operating model.
→04How will it be maintained?
Plan access, replacement, monitoring and reporting before installation.
→Numbers that matter, because they are real.
Exports by region: United States 35%, Europe 30%, South America 15%, Southeast Asia 15%, Africa 5%. Team: 8–10 senior engineers, 65 production personnel, an independent QC function of about 5% of the production force, 10 field service engineers and 15 account managers. Project-specific figures — certification, cabinet and price — are confirmed in the technical proposal, not published as general claims.
Start with the information you have.
You do not need a finished technical specification. Send the application, approximate dimensions, viewing conditions, destination and timing. NARVEND can use that brief to frame the next technical conversation.
For product questions, quotation requests and project references.
Email the sales desk →See the displays running, not just the spec sheet.
Short demos, installation footage and behind-the-scenes from the NARVEND production floor and live projects. Updated on our video channels.
Useful notes for display teams.
New buying guides, application notes and project planning questions. No invented news, no automated filler.
A manufacturer of more than 100 people, not a trading desk
NARVEND was founded in Shenzhen in 2010. Engineering, fabrication, inspection and dispatch are run by the same organisation: 8-10 senior engineers, 65 production personnel, a standalone quality team of about 5% of the production force, 10 field service engineers available for international dispatch, and 15 multilingual account managers.
Every regular product line carries a two-year warranty, factory acceptance testing is open to your own inspectors, and a project runs on 50% advance payment with the balance settled before shipment. Monthly production capacity is 15,000 m² of LED display; around 35% of output ships to the United States, 30% to Europe, and the remainder to South America, Southeast Asia and Africa. Read the full company profile.
Frequently asked questions
What information should an LED display enquiry include?
The application, the viewing distance, the approximate dimensions, the mounting conditions and the content you intend to run. With those five points a supplier can propose a specification instead of asking another round of questions.
How do I choose between an indoor and an outdoor LED display?
Start with the environment, not the product name. Outdoor work adds weather exposure, higher ambient light, structural requirements and service access; indoor work usually puts more weight on pixel pitch, viewing distance and finish.
What does pixel pitch mean for a project?
It describes the spacing between the LED clusters, and therefore how close viewers can stand before the image breaks up. Choose it from the nearest realistic viewing distance instead of comparing numbers in isolation.
Can a display be built to a non-standard shape or size?
Modular cabinets allow curved, cubic and custom-format layouts, but structure, service access and the control system still have to be resolved first. Share a sketch or the dimensions and the practical options become much clearer.
What should be checked before approving a quotation?
Whether the written specification states the measurement conditions, cabinet quantity, service access method, control system, spare parts and who is responsible for installation. A quotation that leaves these open is difficult to compare.
How long is the NARVEND warranty?
Standard coverage is two years on all regular product lines. It is included with the order, not sold as an extension.
What are the payment terms?
Standard terms are 50% advance payment to start production and the remaining 50% settled before goods leave the facility.
Can we inspect the order before it ships?
Yes. Factory acceptance testing can be carried out by your own representatives or a third-party inspector, and progress photos or video are available during the build.
What is NARVEND's production capacity?
Monthly capacity is 15,000 m2 of LED display, on an annual output value of approximately US$90 million. How much of that a project can draw depends on pixel pitch, cabinet format and the inspection sequence required.