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Kiosks & freestanding displays
A freestanding display can show information; a kiosk supports an interaction. Plan both as complete objects: footprint, stability, power, cables, operating height and service access. A screen size does not replace site checks or mounting approval.
Plan footprint, reach and mounting.
- Map the location with walking routes, doors and maintenance space.
- Have qualified professionals evaluate anchoring and the mounting surface.
- Separate the public interface, administrative access and stored user data.
Planning recommendations. Exact model approvals and site assessment remain necessary.
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