Large-Format TVs and Display Upgrades

Screens have changed more in the last few years than in the decade before. Integration Techs installs and integrates large-format displays for luxury homes, from Samsung's 115-inch Micro RGB to The Frame in living spaces where a TV should look like art. We are a Samsung Platinum Professional Custom Integrator.

Samsung 115-inch Micro RGB

Samsung's 115-inch Micro RGB uses a backlight of microscopic red, green, and blue LEDs for exceptionally bright, saturated color at a size that used to require a projector. A display this size needs careful planning: wall structure, delivery path, power, ventilation, viewing distance, and how it ties into your audio and control. We handle all of it.

Samsung The Frame

For living rooms, bedrooms, and great rooms where design comes first, The Frame displays artwork when it's off. We recess and finish installations so the display sits like a framed piece, with wiring and equipment hidden.

Upgrading what you have

• Replacing older displays with larger screens in the same niche or cabinetry, with custom mounts and trim
• Moving sources and equipment out of sight to a central rack
• Adding the display to Crestron Home so it works with lighting, shades, and audio
• Pairing new displays with K-array or Leon sound designed to match

How we work

1. Private consultation. We meet at the property, or review plans with your architect or builder.
2. Written design. Drawings, equipment, and a room-by-room scope you can review before anything is ordered.
3. Installation. By our own team, scheduled around your time in residence.
4. Commissioning. Every system is configured, tested, and tuned in-house.
5. Ongoing care. Remote support and service from the team that built it.

Frequently asked questions

Will a 115-inch display fit through the house?

We check the delivery path, wall, and power before ordering. Those are part of the design, not surprises on install day.

Can you put a larger screen in our existing cabinetry or niche?

Often, yes, with custom trim or modest millwork changes. We measure and show you options first.

Where does the equipment go?

Usually in a central rack, so only the display shows in the room.