
One portrait screen
Single-Screen Board
- Screens
- 49 or 55 inches
- Brightness
- 3,000 or 4,000 nits
- Mount
- One pedestal
Best forCompact lanes, or a second board before the order point
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AI That Works in Your Restaurant
Voice ordering, video you can search, and screens that plan their own content. Supplied, installed and supported by our team.
AI for restaurantsDRIVE-THRU MENU BOARDS
Bright, sealed outdoor boards with one, two or three screens. They show the menu, suggest add-ons and show the guest their order as the crew keys it in.
Supplied, installed and supported by our own team across Saudi Arabia, Oman, Bahrain, Qatar and Kuwait.

Figures published by the manufacturer. Results vary by site.
Every board stands on one pedestal, with 49-inch or 55-inch screens. Pick by the size of your menu and the space in your lane.

One portrait screen
Best forCompact lanes, or a second board before the order point

Two screens side by side
Best forMost drive-thru lanes
Three screens side by side
Best forBig menus and busy lanes

Where the guest orders
Best forEvery order point
3,000 to 4,000 nits, depending on the screen.
Rated IP56 against dust and water.
Rated IP55, in anti-rust treated steel, stainless steel and aluminium.
A locking door, with the screens secured against theft.
Three or five years on the screens.
Aluminium, rated IP55, with a five-year warranty.
Each item appears on the board as the crew enters it at the till, so the guest can check the order before paying.
AI suggests add-ons using the time of day and the weather.
Switch menus for breakfast, lunch and the busiest hours.
Prices and availability stay current across every board.

We look at the lane, where the sun falls, and where power and data can run.
We recommend the screens, the layout and the speaker post, in one written quote.
We fix the boards in place, run power and data, then fit and test the screens.
Maintenance contracts keep the boards running.
All questions Not here? Ask us.
3,000 or 4,000 nits, depending on the screen. That's bright enough to read at noon in July.
The screens are sealed to IP56 and the enclosure to IP55. We also look at which way the lane faces and where the afternoon sun hits, because that matters as much as the spec.
Most lanes use a dual board. A single suits a compact lane, or a pre-sell board before the order point. Triples are for big menus and busy lanes.
Yes. Linked to your till, it shows each item as the crew enters it, so the guest can catch a mistake before paying.
Yes. Arabic, English or both on the same screen. We build bilingual layouts so neither language gets squeezed, and right-to-left text is set properly, not mirrored by a template.
Yes. Through our digital signage CMS, prices and sold-out items update on every board. Tell us which POS you run and we'll confirm.
Yes. We survey the lane, run power and data, fix the boards and the speaker post, and test everything before handover.
We don't publish prices, because it depends on the number of screens, the lanes and the groundwork. Tell us how many lanes you have and we'll send a written quote.