Engineers Who Build and Run the Unit
The team that loads and tests your triangle is the team on the stand. We never hand kinetic work to a sub-contractor.

Kinetic Displays · Dubai & GCC
Lazulite rents and builds the Rotating Triangle, a floor-standing kinetic display whose three LED faces turn to switch between messages. Use one unit as a stand centrepiece, or line several up as a backdrop that changes scene. Our engineers prepare content, install each unit and run it across the GCC.
Front face
Mid-turn
Floor unitQuick facts
A rotating triangle is a three-sided prism that turns on a vertical axis to show one face at a time. Each face carries its own message or artwork, so one unit holds three scenes.
10+
Rotating Triangle Installations
20+
Scene Changes Scripted
30+
Face Designs Produced
8+
Stands and Windows Fitted
Each package covers the triangle unit, its drive and control hardware, content preparation, delivery, installation and teardown. An engineer commissions the unit and stays with it through the event.
A motor turns the prism on its vertical axis and stops on each face in turn. Content and movement load together by USB, so every picture and every turn follow one timed file.
The LED faces use a 2.5 mm pixel pitch. The top module is 320 by 64 pixels and the bottom module is 320 by 192. Video runs in PJL format, the custom format its control software reads.
Plan three scenes, one per face, such as a logo, a product and an offer. Each can be a still or a short loop. Our designers size every file and convert it to PJL, so standard artwork is enough.
Choose a configuration

Single Floor-Standing Prism
One triangle turning between three faces on a set rhythm. It fits a stand corner or an aisle edge.
Key features
Typical uses
| Type | Floor-standing rotating prism with LED faces |
|---|---|
| Faces | Three, each with its own scene |
| Display | 2.5 mm pitch; top module 320 by 64, bottom 320 by 192 |
| Content | Video in PJL format, prepared by our team |
| Control | Content and movement loaded by USB; no interactive input |
| Size | 2,050 mm high; base 880 by 763 mm |
| Supply | Rent or custom build |
| Power and setup time | Single-phase 32 amp; most units install in half a day |
Figures describe the standard unit. Row layouts, finishes and placement are confirmed during the site survey.
Delivered at

Helix is the kinetic job on our record nearest to the triangle, with rotating blocks driven by a programmed pattern.
Lazulite built this stand at ADNEC. It shows the stand work a row of triangles would slot into as a changing backdrop.

Our LED engineers built this volumetric display for du at GITEX. The same team prepares and runs the triangle's LED faces.
Rental includes the unit, PJL conversion of your files, transport, setup, removal and a Lazulite engineer for every show day. Book one unit for a day, or a row for a show week.
A custom build lets you set the frame finish, the row length and the turn programme around your space. We can store it between events or install it long term.
Units arrive on the build day, and a single triangle turns within half a day. Rows need extra time to align. Teardown follows the final close.
The team that loads and tests your triangle is the team on the stand. We never hand kinetic work to a sub-contractor.
Lazulite has worked in event technology since 2016, in all six GCC states from our base in Dubai Production City.
Our team services the motors, LED modules and control boards between jobs. Each unit completes a full test cycle at our Dubai workshop before it leaves.

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We confirm your three messages, the floor position, the power point and the sightlines from the aisle.
Designers lay out every scene at the pixel sizes of the top and bottom modules, then export PJL files.
The unit runs the full programme in our workshop, so timing and picture are checked before it ships.
Engineers place, level and power the unit, then watch over it through each show day.
We remove the unit after closing and return your scene files for future use.
Each unit needs under one square metre of floor and about 2.1 metres of height. Leave clearance for the turning corners, which we mark on the stand plan.
Plan a single-phase 32 amp feed for every unit, as the specification puts the load near 7.36 kW. The requirements also list a 2.4 GHz network. Order power early, as show-week slots fill fast.
The triangle is floor-mounted and needs a level, solid surface. We check carpet, raised flooring and load limits with the venue, and supply drawings when asked.
Place the unit away from glare and sunlit glass. Units travel in protective crates, and we book load-in slots and lift sizes with the venue.
The number of units, event length and content needs set the base price. Custom finishes, long rows and extra show days add to it.
A rented standard unit costs less upfront and arrives sooner. A custom row or finish costs more, but becomes an asset you can reuse.
Scene design, PJL conversion, video loops and row timing sit outside the base price. Each is quoted only when your plan needs it.
We price triangle projects in three bands. Send the unit count, venue and dates, and we will reply with a range within one working day.
Budget bands
Compact
One unit, three scenes
Standard
Designed scenes, rental units
Flagship
A changing backdrop
Rent vs custom
| Metric | Rent | Custom build |
|---|---|---|
| Speed to launch | Higher | Lower |
| Upfront investment | Lower | Higher |
| Brand uniqueness | Lower | Higher |
| Reuse value | Lower | Higher |
Rent
Standard units, quick turnaround
Custom build
Shaped around your space
The triangle uses motion to show three scenes, one at a time. A curved LED kiosk stays still and plays continuous video on one curved face.
Choose the triangle when movement should pull eyes from the aisle, or when three messages must share one spot.
Choose a curved kiosk for long video, live feeds or sign-in screens, where content changes faster than a prism can turn.
Start with your content. Three clear messages suit the triangle, while constant video suits the kiosk.

Panels that flip in order, for a story with more than three chapters.

Reusable stand systems with a set position and power point for the triangle.
Can't find your answer? Speak with our Dubai team.
A motor turns a three-sided prism on its vertical axis, pausing on each face. Each face carries its own scene, so viewers see three messages in turn. One USB file carries both the pictures and the turns, so they always stay in step.
Let's build it together
Send us your three messages, your venue and your show dates. We will come back with a unit count, layout and budget range. The engineers who plan it will also install and run it. Call, WhatsApp or send your brief to begin.
Let's Discuss Your Project