58:9 Ultra-Wide 4K Stretched Bar Monitor | 76" Digital Banner

The Colossal Showstopper

Unconventional Design, Unmatched Impact
The WS76M Ultra-Wide Stretched Bar Monitor is a revolutionary display solution designed to transform pillars, narrow banner gaps, and unconventional architectural spaces into high-impact digital real estate. Boasting a unique 58:9 aspect ratio and a massive 76-inch diagonal display area, this monitor provides a "stretched" canvas that is guaranteed to grab attention in any commercial environment.

Crystal Clear 4K Precision
Unlike modular LED alternatives, the WS76M utilizes a specialized 4K LCD panel (3,840 x 600 resolution) to deliver stunning clarity and fine detail. This high pixel density is essential for close-proximity viewing, ensuring that even small text and intricate graphics remain sharp and legible. With a 500cd/m² brightness panel, your content remains vibrant and professional under standard indoor lighting.

Professional Integration & Control
Built for the rigors of public spaces, the WS76M features a 24/7 commercial-grade panel rated for over 70,000 hours of continuous use. Integration is seamless thanks to RS-232 management, allowing you to daisy-chain multiple displays and control them remotely. The display also includes integrated slimline speakers and a dedicated space on the rear to mount an optional 4K Android Network Media Player.

Industry Applications

Premium Retail & Fashion: Transform structural pillars into digital mannequins or "FASHION" highlights to guide customer journeys.

Transportation Hubs: Use as high-resolution "Platform Departs" or flight information banners in narrow spaces above gates or walkways.

Corporate Wayfinding: Implement in portrait orientation as a "Colmore 207" style digital directory next to elevator banks.

Entertainment & Exhibitions: Create immersive "Journey Through Colour" entrance arches by tiling multiple monitors together.

Supermarkets & Quick Service: Mount above chilled aisles or gantry's to display scrolling "Exclusive Deals" or multi-zone food imagery.