Straight run
A single continuous surface along a standard bar. The simplest install and the fastest to schedule.
The hardware
The SETHignite bartop display.
A high-resolution LED surface engineered to be the bar top itself — configured to your footprint, sealed against everything a bar throws at it, and serviceable without demolition.
Product hero photograph
The display installed and lit, shot from standing height so the whole bar top reads. 16:9.
Configurations
Built to your footprint.
The panel layout is drawn from a measure of your actual bar. These are the shapes we build to most often; a bar that is none of them is still a bar we can build to.
L and U shapes
Corners handled as mitred panel joins, so content crosses the turn instead of stopping at it.
Curved and radiused
Segmented panels following the sweep of a curved bar, including full radius ends.
Island and round
A closed loop with guests on every side. Content is oriented per seat rather than per screen.
Service wells and cut-outs
Taps, rails, sinks, POS terminals and drainage designed into the layout, not worked around after.
Custom
Communal tables, high tops, retail counters and anything else flat that people gather around.
Config diagram
Straight run — plan view
Config diagram
L shape — plan view
Config diagram
Island — plan view
Specifications
The numbers.
Every value below is a placeholder. Fill each one in from the engineering sheet before this page goes in front of a buyer — a spec table with invented figures is worse than no spec table.
| Pixel pitch | TBD |
|---|---|
| Resolution per panel | TBD |
| Peak brightness | TBD nits |
| Contrast ratio | TBD |
| Colour depth | TBD bit |
| Refresh rate | TBD Hz |
| Viewing angle | TBD |
| Panel module size | TBD |
|---|---|
| Surface thickness | TBD |
| Weight per m² | TBD |
| Surface material | TBD |
| Ingress rating | TBD |
| Impact rating | TBD |
| Operating temperature | TBD |
| Input voltage | TBD |
|---|---|
| Typical draw per m² | TBD W |
| Peak draw per m² | TBD W |
| Network | TBD |
| Offline behaviour | TBD |
| Media player | TBD |
| Touch technology | TBD |
|---|---|
| Simultaneous touch points | TBD |
| Expected service life | TBD |
| Warranty | TBD |
| Certifications | TBD |
| Lead time | TBD |
Durability
It is furniture before it is a screen.
A bar top gets drinks spilled on it, keys dropped on it and elbows leaned on it for six hours. The display is engineered for that first and for picture quality second — because a beautiful panel that fails on a Friday is not a product.
- Sealed surface. Liquid runs off it and cleans off it, with no seams collecting what gets spilled.
- Impact rated. Specified against dropped glassware and bottles, not laboratory conditions.
- Heat managed. Runs cool enough to rest a forearm on through a full service.
- Cleanable. Compatible with the products already used behind your bar.
Durability detail shot
A close macro of the surface — a glass resting on it, or liquid beading. Portrait or square.
Installation
In between services.
Most installs are a single overnight. The old top comes off, the substructure and panels go in, and the bar opens on schedule.
Site survey
We measure the bar, find the power, and identify where the network comes from. One visit.
Fabrication
Panels and substructure are built to the survey off site, so nothing is cut in your venue.
Fit
Old top off, new top in, terminated and tested. Typically overnight for a single bar.
Handover
Your team is trained on the platform and given logins before we leave the building.
Placeholder: replace this with your actual lead times, site requirements and what the venue is expected to provide (power spec, network drop, access hours).
Next step
Send us the shape of your bar.
A rough sketch and a couple of photographs are enough to start. We will come back with a configuration and a number.