LED floors · mapped content · setup and operation
LED floors for events, stages and dance areas.
Rent an LED floor for a product launch, dance area, trade show booth, studio or immersive room. Choose the equipment or add preparation, delivery, setup, processing, content and technical operation.
Start with an idea, a photo or the type of event. We can help choose the floor area and content even if you do not have dimensions, model numbers or a final plan.
A horizontal video canvas
What an LED floor system includes.
An LED floor combines video cabinets, support and leveling, safe edges and transitions, power, data, processing, content mapping and a traffic plan. Every layer affects the finished experience.
We use Unilumin UDF05 / UDF 5.2 as a system reference: 500 × 500 mm cabinets, 5.2 mm pixel pitch, front maintenance, high refresh and a protected surface. Your proposal identifies the available units, model, batch, condition and current documentation.
Use the builder to estimate cabinet quantities. The technical plan completes that grid with support, loads, footwear, moving equipment, ramps, power, weather and public access.
LED floor for Bienvenido 2024
For Bienvenido 2024 at Telemundo Studios in Miami, GLMedia supplied LED for the stage, walkable floor and overhead surfaces, along with staging, audio, lighting and technical operation. Program creative, cameras, direction and broadcast belonged to Telemundo and its producers and rights holders.
Wall + floor capability reel
Synchronized content across LED floors and walls.
This capability reel brings together examples of continuous imagery across LED floors and walls. Use it to explore the surfaces, processing and operation that would suit your event.
The clip has no spoken narration. It shows the LED floor in operation; the accompanying text describes the installation.
Ideas for your event
Applications for walkable LED floors.
We plan the floor area, imagery and circulation together. Each use informs the edges, access, load review and operation during the event.
Product launches
Mapped paths, reveal zones and branded surfaces that extend the visual story through the presentation area.
Dance floors & social
Graphic, scenic and ambient content for weddings, mitzvahs, parties and gala environments with a defined pedestrian plan.
Trade shows & activations
Booth floors, product zones and visual corridors built around show rules, access, traffic and operating hours.
Studios & broadcast
High-refresh floor imagery for camera environments, virtual sets, interviews and controlled production workflows.
Concerts & performance
Stage surfaces for performers and choreography, with movement, footwear, equipment and cable paths built into the setup plan.
Immersive rooms
Synchronized floor and wall canvases with one pixel map, playback timeline and coordinated technical team.
Choose the rental and service options
Rent the floor or build the full visual system.
Choose equipment for your technical team or add our preparation, delivery, setup, connection, testing, operation and pickup services. We help define the system around your space and the result you want.
Equipment for your production
Rent cabinets for installation by your qualified technical team. We can help prepare the cabinet grid and review the processing and power supply you plan to use.
- Cabinet quantities and layout
- Pickup or delivery options
- Accessories and system compatibility
- Installation by your team or as an additional service
Floor + processing
A defined package with cabinets, supporting components, signal, processing, playback and technical setup.
- Footprint and pixel map
- Power/data plan
- Edges and transitions
- Testing and show handoff
Content + floor + walls
Floor and walls share a visual composition, with files prepared for the pixel map and synchronized playback.
- Content template
- Playback coordination
- Wall and floor mapping
- On-site operation
Support for AV and production companies
Add LED floor capacity, processing or technical support to your production. We can work through cross-rental or under your company’s brand, coordinating delivery and technical work with your team.
- Equipment availability and alternatives
- Commercial arrangements agreed with your company
- Coordination through your team
- Delivery and return dates and arrangements
UDF05 / UDF 5.2 reference
Manufacturer reference specifications.
These values describe the Unilumin UDF05 reference system. We review the model, batch, condition, accessories and intended use of the units proposed for your event.
UDF05 model referenceThe complete floor system
LED floor setup, video and operation.
We prepare the image and installation as one system: support, cabinets, edges, connections, playback and circulation need to work together.
Site & subfloor
We review level, support, moisture, protection of the existing floor, door clearances, access and available space.
Cabinet layout
Full 500 mm grid, installed dimensions, service access, spares and exact model compatibility.
Edges & transitions
Visible boundaries, ramps or transitions, trip-risk management and audience circulation.
Power & data
Distribution, cable paths, connectors, redundancy request, network and protected technical access.
Content & processing
Final pixel canvas, orientation, mapping, aspect ratio, playback, synchronization and approved media.
Operation & traffic
Qualified technicians, pre-use testing, cleaning, footwear, performer routes and review of rolling equipment.
LED floor layout builder
Estimate your floor dimensions and prepare an inquiry.
Enter width and depth in feet to estimate a grid of 500 × 500 mm UDF05 cabinets. Other details are optional. If you do not have dimensions yet, start with an idea or a photo and we can help define them.
Preliminary floor gridCabinet grid to be estimated.
This estimate calculates geometry and pixels. Load, support, electrical and venue checks complete the preparation before installation.
Preparing the floor
Planning the surface and circulation.
Distributed, point and moving loads
The manufacturer’s published 1.5 t/m² figure cannot be applied directly to wheels, narrow legs, hard feet, lifts, scenic equipment or vehicles.
Continuous edges and access
Finished height, ramps, edges, accessibility, exits, housekeeping and cable protection must match the venue and traffic plan.
A clean surface in good condition
We inspect and clean the surface to protect its grip, appearance and use. Water, debris, damage, unsuitable footwear or loose hardware need attention before people use the floor.
Water, connections and outdoor use
We plan for weather exposure, protected connections, electrical distribution, drainage, ground conditions and shutdown criteria. IP65 describes the cabinet; these measures address the installed system in its actual environment.
Testing before guests arrive
The technical team checks the units, support, layout, power, data, content and circulation, and agrees on floor operation before use begins.
Frequently asked
Questions about LED floor installation and use.
How does the cabinet estimator work?
It divides each desired dimension by the 500 mm UDF05 reference cabinet size and rounds up to a complete grid. The resulting floor can therefore be larger than the dimensions entered. It shows cabinet count, approximate dimensions and the content canvas in pixels. We complete the proposal with edges, spares, processing and final equipment; loads and power are reviewed separately.
Can it be used as a dance floor?
We can plan a dance-floor option by reviewing the floor system and event layout. Tell us about footwear, choreography and the people or equipment that will cross it. We review the surface, level changes at the edges and cleaning with the venue. Panels and support must suit that use: a screen designed for a wall cannot serve as a dance floor.
Can the floor respond to footsteps?
We can evaluate an interactive integration around the effect you want and the number of people using it together. UDF05 displays video; responding to footsteps or movement requires compatible sensors, software and control, quoted as an additional integration. We test the response, content and synchronization before the event.
Can the floor go outdoors?
We evaluate the system for the event’s actual exposure. The UDF05 reference specifies front and rear IP65; we also review the units, support, drainage, connectors, weather, electrical protection and access. That rating applies to the cabinet and does not certify the complete installation on its own. The operating plan also sets the conditions for stopping use.
Can I inquire before I have dimensions or a floor plan?
Yes. Tell us about the event, how you imagine using the floor and, if known, the date and venue. A photo or visual reference helps us get started. We then define dimensions and review walking, dancing and equipment movement; point and moving loads receive specific evaluation. Installation times, access and nearby stages or screens complete the plan. A content example helps decide whether to synchronize floor and wall playback.
From footprint to final frame
Tell us what you want to show on the floor.
An outline of your event is enough to start comparing options. Your proposal identifies the system, quantities, accessories, content, services, availability and price; dimensions and operating conditions are refined during preparation.
Practical questions before you book
Can we put a vehicle on an LED floor or stage?
We can evaluate a vehicle display using its weight, wheel positions, route, turns and ramps or transitions. Approval requires review of the complete system: panels, support, loads, surface protection and venue authorization. A pedestrian-rated floor is not automatically suitable for vehicles; the technical review must be complete before the vehicle enters.
What power supply does the floor need?
We calculate circuits and connectors for the selected floor, processing and playback equipment. Other systems sharing the supply are included in the total load. Send any electrical information you have; we coordinate missing details and distribution with the venue and qualified personnel. A standard outlet is suitable only when both it and its circuit can support that load.
Is a roof enough to use indoor equipment outside?
We choose the system for its actual exposure, considering panels, connectors, rain, condensation, wind and electrical protection. Tell us how long it will be outside and share a location photo if available. A roof may protect part of the setup, but does not make an indoor system suitable for outdoor use; components must be appropriate for those conditions.