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Our Digital Signage Work in Pittsburgh
Sample menu board layouts, what an install day actually involves, and exactly how a project runs from the consultation to the day you need support. When there are real installs with photos you can see, they go here — with the client’s permission and their name on them.
Why there are not twenty photos on this page
Because we have not installed twenty of them. If we published manufacturer images or stock photos of other people’s restaurant installs, you would have no way to tell the difference — until you asked a question at the site visit and the answers did not line up.
So this page shows what exists: sample layouts we designed, labelled as samples, and a process detailed enough that you can judge whether we know what we are doing without taking it on faith. When there are real installs with photos you can see, they go here — with the client’s permission and their name on them.
If you want to see something specific — a menu board in a space like yours, a lobby display, a clinic directory — ask on the call and we will show you the closest thing we have, including the parts that were awkward.
Sample menu board layouts
Designs built to show the approach. These are samples, not client installations — and they are labelled that way on purpose.
Café and breakfast menu
Three panels: mains, sides and drinks, daily specials. High contrast for a bright front window.
Bar and brewery menu
Rotating taps, food menu, tonight’s specials on their own panel so they cannot be missed.
Quick-service lunch menu
Combo-forward layout built around the items with the best margin, priced in one aligned column.
How a project runs
Consultation
We look at the space — sightlines, power, mounting, glare, what is behind the wall. Free, no obligation.
Design
Two or three layouts built around your actual menu, before any hardware is ordered.
Hardware
Commercial displays rated 16 hours a day, seven days a week, with a three-year warranty — supplied and installed by us. You see the number in writing before you commit.
Install
Mounting, cabling, tidying, testing. One day for most single-location jobs, scheduled around your opening hours.
Handover and support
We show you how to change prices and specials yourself, then leave you a local number to call.
What to ask any installer, including us
Who physically does the installation?
If the answer is a subcontractor you have never met, the person who quoted you will not be the person who solves a problem six months later. Ask.
Are the displays commercial or consumer?
Commercial displays are rated for continuous daily use and carry a multi-year warranty. A consumer television left on all day is the most common reason a menu board fails in year two.
Can I change the menu myself?
You should be able to change a price, mark something sold out, or add a special without calling anybody. If the answer is no, the system is designed for the installer, not for you.
What happens when a screen fails?
Ask for the number and ask who answers it. That single question separates a local installer from a national reseller.
Want to see your own menu on a screen?
Send us your menu — a photo, a PDF, a link, whatever you have. We will send back a layout. Free, and yours to keep.