I’m planning a 3D hologram display space and would like to use several larger hologram fan displays as the main visual attraction, together with some medium-sized screens to enhance the overall atmosphere.
I’m not sure what sizes would work best. For example, if I want to show near life-size 3D characters, product animations, or a strong main visual effect, what size should I choose? And for wall decoration, brand logos, ambient visuals, or supporting display areas, would a medium-sized hologram fan be more suitable?
Has anyone worked on a similar setup before? What would be a good way to combine large and medium-sized 3D hologram fan displays?
If your goal is to display near life-size characters, full-body product presentations, showroom focal points, or entrance displays, we generally recommend a large 3D hologram fan display around 2 meters in diameter. This size delivers a much stronger visual impact and works well as the main attraction in exhibition spaces, showrooms, and event environments.
For brand logos, product details, animated graphics, wall displays, and supporting visual elements throughout the space, medium-sized displays around 65cm are often a popular choice. They are flexible to install, require less space, and can easily be deployed in multiple locations to enhance the overall visual atmosphere.
Based on our project experience, many customers choose a combination of large and medium-sized displays. A common setup is to use one to three large hologram fan displays as the primary visual focus, while adding several 65cm units for supporting content in different areas. This approach helps create a more engaging and layered visual experience throughout the space.
I think installation height is just as important as screen size. The first time we installed one, it was mounted too high and people couldn’t really appreciate the details. Lowering the installation height made a noticeable difference.