Embedded walls
LED set into an opening in a booth wall, so it looks built in.
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What is an embedded LED wall?
The LED sits inside an opening in the booth wall, so the structure wraps the screen and it reads as part of the build instead of a panel hung on top of it.
It works best when you want the screen to look built in, or the booth design already has an opening for it. The surrounding structure carries the weight, and the wall needs access behind it for cable and service. In each photo here, look at the sides of the screen: the booth wall or structure frames it.