UNITED KINGDOM, 2016 – Unicol has been operating for more than five decades, but it has only grown and expanded over time. Thanks to its efforts and its well-designed and manufactured audio-visual support products, Unicol can indeed say that it is the largest AV mount designer and manufacturer in the United Kingdom.

As Unicol confirms, “Modular interchangeability combined with neat appearance is the theme running through all the product ranges with emphasis on safety and ease of installation being paramount.” Today, Unicol takes pride in the fact that its design, development, testing, manufacture, and even dispatch, along with sales and marketing efforts, are all done in a single location, at its 45,000 sq.ft. factory located in Oxford’s Headington.

Through the years, Unicol has produced an extensive range of superior AV mounts and displays, and it keeps up with the changing times, coming up with even more advanced products and solutions that can accommodate all its clients’ requirements. But there is one product designed and manufactured by Unicol that truly stands out: the V-Wall.

The V-Wall is Unicol’s own free-standing video wall system, which has proven to be an ideal solution for the quick and easy (as well as accurate) installation and assembly required by certain clients, such as retail clients, where continuous change is a given.

Unicol’s V-Wall system is a robust structure which is modular and made from individual units which are then joined together, along with cross members, in order to form a four-wall high display which features immense width. There is also a three-wall high display offered by Unicol, but the four-wall high display is often more popular with many clients.

With Unicol’s unique V-Wall system, clients don’t have to worry about the management of cable runs, as they are all provided for, and there is also appropriate space allotted for personal computers or players. In addition, each V-Wall display system can be fixed to the standard ‘Push to open and push to close’ video wall mount, which is also capable of handling 200 x 200 millimetre and 800 x 400 millimetre displays of up to 45 kilograms.