Panels & LED Walls

Noelle Outten
6 days ago
2 min read

Stained Glass Rosette & LED Wall on stage.

How Panels Complete the Modern Stage

Featured is the Starry Night Printed Cover Set surrounding a central screen/LED Wall setup, framing the central section of the stage.

LED walls have become a centerpiece of modern church stage design—vibrant, dynamic, and full of creative potential. However, when it comes to creating a comprehensive and well-balanced environment, LED walls can’t always do it alone. That’s where panels come in.

Filling the Gaps — Beautifully and Affordably

Many churches dream of an LED wall that spans the entire width or height of their stage, but cost and scale often make that unrealistic. Panels are an easy and affordable way to fill the space your LED wall can’t, giving you the look and feel of a larger, more immersive stage design—without the added cost of additional screens or complex setup.

Adding Dimension and Depth

Panels bring texture and shape to your stage. When paired with an LED wall, they help frame your central display, making it feel more grounded and complete. They can also conceal entrances, exits, and backstage areas, creating a cleaner, more professional appearance.

Standard Large Backdrop Panels with backlighting surround the central section of the stage that contains a screen or LED Wall setup.

A Backdrop That Works On or Off

When your LED wall is turned off, displaying a static image, or used sparingly, panels continue to add color, pattern, and visual interest. They help maintain a sense of energy and fullness on stage, complementing your lighting and design choices.

Simple, Durable, and Future-Ready

Unlike LED walls, panels don’t require technical operation, warranties, or specialized training. They’re self-sustaining, long-lasting, and easily reconfigurable as your stage evolves. With new designs always being developed, it’s simple to refresh your look while keeping costs low.

We see panels as the perfect complementary product to the future of LED wall stage design—helping churches and production teams get the most out of their space, budget, and creativity.