laptops / screen 60" stand on wheels

[mm3]

Hello all,

 

have been asked to design or at least come up with ideas for a mobile worship/assembly unit.

 

our hall that we use for worship is used for the exam period so we use the gym as worship/assembly room on a temp basis.

 

we are looking for an all in one solution so a non tech can wheel the unit out and plug the power in and its ready to go.

 

my idea was a bit old school "tv on a stand" anyone done something similar?

 

we have roughly £2000 to spend

 

Cheers

[Oaktech]

VS1000 Stand / Trolley

 

With the optional lockable shelves. Yup, it's old school, but it works. I used to sell dozens of these every year into schools and churches when I used to do AV installs

[VeryPC_Anthony_L]

Hi @mm3 it looks like @Oaktech beat me to it and has mentioned the same product .VS1000 Plasma / LCD Trolley

These as mentioned see abit old school but are used massively in the events industry for the robustness.

Unicol do various other products which can be added to the basic setup including shelf's etc.

[dry]

Unicol are a decent brand. We use a Unicol ceiling mount to hang a rather expensive (and heavy) 50" screen from a steel gantry as part of our digital signage system.

 

Saying that, there are quite a few manufacturers of wheeled mounts out there these days. I had a demonstration of an electrically height-adjustable mount recently- wasn't cheap but it was very robust and worked well.

[Oaktech]

I had a demonstration of an electrically height-adjustable mount recently- wasn't cheap but it was very robust and worked well.

 

Unicol do one of them too, it's called a Powalift. It will cost you half your budget, but will also be the last thing left standing in the event of a nuclear bomb.

[dhicks]

we are looking for an all in one solution so a non tech can wheel the unit out and plug the power in and its ready to go.

 

We have something very similar-looking to those powered Unicol stands that came with our new Promethian touch screens. They are very solid, and they do extend to a surprisingly decent height. The whole unit is quite heavy, though - you'll definatly need a smooth, flat surface to wheel them about on.

 

The Promethian boards come with OPS slots for a proper integrated PC, although we were supplied with Nucs instead. I don't know if you can get standard non-touch panels with OPS slots, but if so you could have a literally all-in-one unit with no separate PC to wander off or need sticking to a shelf.