Peerless-AV menu board mounting systems — wall plates in fixed widths, ceiling-mount conversion brackets, array connectors and media player shelves for digital menu boards in quick-service restaurants, cafeterias and retail counters.

Plate width sets the gap

Menu board wall plates come in fixed widths matched to array spacing, and that is what keeps a row of screens evenly gapped across a counter. Confirm the plate width against the panel bezel and the intended gap before ordering — mixing plate widths in one run produces visibly uneven spacing that no amount of adjustment fixes afterwards.

Ceiling-mounted arrays

Where the counter cannot carry a wall array, ceiling-mounted menu boards use their own conversion brackets and connectors. Those are structural attachments rather than trim: the load has to land on structure, not on ceiling grid, and a multi-screen array concentrates that load at a few points.

Media player shelves mount to the same assembly and keep the player with the screens rather than in a distant rack, which simplifies both cabling and service.

Service access

Menu boards sit above head height in spaces that cannot close for maintenance. Specify quick-release or pull-out hardware where a screen may need to come down during trading hours — the alternative is a lift in the middle of a service area.

For standard display mounting see flat wall mounts and tilt wall mounts.

Creation Networks specifies menu board arrays including plate widths, structural attachment and media player placement. Call 888-230-3661 or email sales@creationnetworks.net.