Case studies

TV Stack Case Studies

Each write-up below covers one installation: how many televisions we used, where the stack stood, what played on the screens, who commissioned it and how long the build took. If you are not sure what you want yet, point us at the one closest to your idea and we will quote from there.

BRIT Awards TV stack - Vintage TV wall hire for events

Awards show - London O2 Arena

BRIT Awards 2025

A 49 TV retro TV stack built for the celebrity photo area at the BRIT Awards 2025, with the screens running the show's own visuals.

Screens
49 TVs
Venue
London O2 Arena
Build time
Around 3 hours
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Nike commercial - Nike TV stack hire

TV commercial - Dublin, Ireland

Nike Commercial

A 50 TV retro TV stack for a Nike football commercial in Dublin, playing retro animated graphics, with screens removed so a telescopic camera could travel inside the set.

Screens
50 TVs
Location
Dublin, Ireland
Build time
Around 3 hours
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Superdry TV stack - Vintage TV wall hire for events

Retail launch - London flagship store

Superdry

A 28 TV retro TV stack inside a custom scaffold shelving unit at the London Superdry flagship store, for the launch of the collab with Bench.

Screens
28 TVs
Venue
Superdry flagship, London
Build time
Around 3 hours
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What a case study tells you

The details that matter when you are planning a stack

Most people we speak to have seen a TV stack somewhere and liked it, but do not yet know the name for it or what size they need. The write-ups above show what was actually built, so you can compare screen counts and layouts against your own space before you ask for a price.

Stack sizes run from a single retro television up to walls of about 70 screens. Every screen can play the same image so the wall behaves like one large display, or each TV can run its own clip, a live camera feed or your own graphics.

Next step

Tell us which one you liked

Send us the case study you like best, a photo of your space and your dates, and we will suggest a screen count and a quote - usually the same day.