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LED wallsat the Las Vegas Convention Center

LED walls for booths and meeting rooms at the Las Vegas Convention Center, trucked from our own warehouse in Anaheim. Each show at the LVCC sets its own contractors and labor rules, so this page gives the venue’s rules and how one big show, NAB Show, applies them.

Hollyland’s booth at NAB Show, Las Vegas Convention Center: 5.5 × 3 m of Gloshine MV Pro 2.6
Hollyland’s booth at NAB Show, Las Vegas Convention Center: 5.5 × 3 m of Gloshine MV Pro 2.6
  • Hollyland’s wall at NAB Show
  • TISE 2024, Mandalay Bay
  • WDMS Global 2025

Hollyland at NAB Show, three years running

The wall from the other side of the booth
The wall from the other side of the booth

Hollyland, the Shenzhen maker of wireless video and audio gear, has put the same LED wall in its NAB Show booth in 2024, 2025 and 2026, and each year we have supplied it.

We supply the wall and nothing else: the booth, its lighting and its sound come from the exhibitor and its booth builder.

Show
NAB Show, Las Vegas Convention Center, 2024, 2025 and 2026
Our part
The LED wall only
Wall
5.5 × 3 m (about 18 × 9.8 ft), on the floor
Panels
66 × Gloshine MV Pro 2.6, 500 × 500 mm; 2112 × 1152 pixels
Processor
NovaStar VX1000
The wall from the other side of the booth
The wall from the other side of the booth
Behind the booth’s presentation stage
Behind the booth’s presentation stage

PixelPro Productions rents LED walls for booths and meeting rooms at the Las Vegas Convention Center, trucked from its warehouse in Anaheim, California. At NAB Show 2024, 2025 and 2026 it supplied the 5.5 × 3 m Gloshine MV Pro 2.6 wall in Hollyland’s booth. The LVCC has no exclusive AV company: each show’s official contractor handles freight, power and, at many shows, the video wall labor. Cox Business is the only internet provider. At NAB Show 2027, Freeman is the show’s exclusive video wall provider, LED tiles must be assembled and powered by electricians, outside AV companies may install the brackets, and every video wall needs a wet-stamped drawing from a licensed U.S. engineer. Outside contractors working at the LVCC hold an annual LVCVA permit, a Clark County business license and insurance naming the LVCVA. Wall prices are the same as in Southern California; delivery, crew travel and show labor are quoted to the show.

Walls and prices

Three P2.6 walls at the same prices as in Southern California: an 11.5 × 6.6 ft MR 2.6 wall is $3,490, 14.8 × 8.2 ft $4,990 and 16.4 × 9.8 ft $6,490; the same 11.5 × 6.6 ft wall is $3,780 in PL 2.6 and $4,620 in MV Pro 2.6, each with the processor and a technician. At the LVCC, delivery, crew travel and any labor the show requires, such as electricians to assemble the wall, are quoted to the show.

Sizes and prices →

Two ways in: a booth, or a meeting room

Each show at the LVCC sets its own contractors and deadlines; a meeting room follows the venue’s Facility Guide.

A booth inside a show

The show’s rules, in its exhibitor kit. Example: NAB Show 2027.

  1. Before the show

    • We size the wall from the booth drawings and prepare what the show asks for. At NAB 2027 that includes a wet-stamped engineer’s drawing for the video wall.
  2. Move-in

    • The show’s contractor unloads every truck at the docks and moves freight to the booth. The LVCC itself accepts no shipments.
  3. On site

    • Labor follows the show’s rules. At NAB 2027, electricians assemble and power the LED tiles; we can install the brackets and set up the picture.

A meeting room

From the LVCC Facility Guide (June 2026).

  1. Show power

    • 208 V three-phase plugs in most rooms, ordered through the show’s electrical contractor. Anything beyond a 110 V outlet, extension cords included, is ordered there too.
  2. Freight

    • Freight goes up by the freight elevators, not passenger elevators. No forklifts on the second or third floor.
  3. Height

    • Nothing is fixed to ceilings, walls or doors, and structures stay 18 in below the sprinklers.

LVCC Facility Guide (rev. June 2026) and Show Power in Meeting Rooms; NAB Show 2027 Rules and Regulations and Work Rules (show rules). Confirm with your show’s exhibitor services or LVCVA convention services manager.

The LVCC rules, in seven numbers

From the venue’s own guides, the county fire department, and NAB Show 2027 where a show rule is meant.

A ground-stacked wall: under 16 ft, no tie-in
A ground-stacked wall: under 16 ft, no tie-in
The wall behind a presentation stage
The wall behind a presentation stage
Processing in its own rack
Processing in its own rack
  • 0

    Exclusive AV companies

    The LVCC names none. Each show’s contractor sets who does freight, power and video wall labor.

  • 14 days

    Final rigging plans

    Before the first move-in day, with every load marked and laid over the booth plan. Electric hoists only.

  • 16 ft

    Taller ground-stacked walls tie in

    A ground-supported structure over 16 ft connects to the rig points, unless an engineer’s stamped drawing says it need not.

  • 30 days

    Booth plans to Safety and Fire

    For a booth over 1,000 sq ft or over 300 sq ft covered, and every multi-level booth. Overhead lighting counts as cover.

  • 208 V

    Three-phase show power in meeting rooms

    Most North and South rooms have 60 A plugs; some have 100 A. Ordered from the show’s electrical contractor.

  • 1

    Internet and cabling company

    Cox Business. At NAB 2027, Cox also runs any HDMI or data cable under the floor.

  • $250

    A permit for outside contractors

    A yearly LVCVA permit, plus a Clark County business license and insurance naming the LVCVA.

Which hall fits the wall

HallCeilingFloor load
North, N1–N235 ft450 lb/sq ft
North, N3–N433 ft450 lb/sq ft
Central, C1–C225 ft450 lb/sq ft
Central, C331 and 35 ft450 lb/sq ft; C3 concourse 175
Central, C4–C535 ft450 lb/sq ft
West, W1–W442 ft450 lb/sq ft
South, S125 ft450 lb/sq ft
South, S230 ft450 lb/sq ft
South, S3–S4 (second floor)25 ft300 lb/sq ft
West Hall meeting roomsmostly 21 ft150 lb/sq ft

The venue publishes ceilings, not booth height limits: each show sets those. At NAB 2027 they are 30 ft in North and West Halls, 20 ft in C1–C2 and 25 ft in C3–C5.

Source: LVCC Facility Guide (rev. June 2026), LVCC Brochure (July 2026), Show Power in Meeting Rooms, LVCVA EAC insurance requirements; Clark County Fire Department, Indoor Exhibits and Trade Shows (rev. January 2026); NAB Show 2027 Rules and Regulations and Work Rules. Rules change: confirm with your show and the LVCVA.

Questions about LED walls at the Las Vegas Convention Center

Can I bring my own LED wall company to the Las Vegas Convention Center?

The venue names no exclusive AV company, but each show sets its own rules. At NAB Show 2027, Freeman is the exclusive video wall provider and electricians must assemble and power the LED tiles; outside AV companies may install the brackets but do no electrical work. Check your show’s exhibitor kit.

What does an LED wall need at NAB Show 2027?

Under NAB’s 2027 rules, video walls comply with ANSI E1.50-1 and have a wet-stamped drawing from a licensed U.S. engineer, and a chain hoist is required from 200 lb. Freeman staffs any integrated system that draws more than 20 A or hangs from the ceiling. Booth designs for islands of 800 sq ft or more are due December 15, 2026.

What does an outside contractor need to work at the LVCC?

An annual LVCVA contractor permit ($250), a Clark County business license and an ESCA badge. Insurance must include general liability of $1 million, damage to rented premises of $300,000, auto of $1 million (even with no vehicles of your own) and workers’ comp of $1 million, with the LVCVA as certificate holder and additional insured. Workers who build displays need Nevada safety training within 15 days of starting.

Who hangs a flown LED wall at the Las Vegas Convention Center?

Qualified riggers arranged through the show; the venue allows only electric hoists. Final rigging plans, with every load marked and laid over the booth plan, are due 14 days before move-in. A ground-supported wall over 16 ft must tie into the building’s rig points unless an engineer’s stamped drawing says it need not.

Can I run an HDMI cable under the floor to my LED wall?

At NAB Show 2027, cable under the floor, Ethernet and HDMI included, is run by Cox Business, the LVCC’s only telecom provider. You may run cable inside your own booth’s walls and frame.

How much is an LED wall at the Las Vegas Convention Center?

Wall prices are the same as in Southern California: an 11.5 × 6.6 ft wall is $3,490 in MR 2.6, $3,780 in PL 2.6 or $4,620 in MV Pro 2.6, with the processor and a technician. Delivery from Anaheim, crew travel and any labor the show requires are quoted to the show.

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