Large Format Display · South Sound & Seattle, WA

Bigger. Brighter. Better Than You
Imagined. 75"–120"+ TVs · UST Laser · Control4

Large Format Display Installation — 85\" 100\" 120\" TV & Projector — Kent, Seattle & South Sound, WA — Rivas Technology Group

A 100-inch display changes how a room feels. The challenge is doing it right — the mount, the power, the cabling, the integration. We've done it in living rooms, home theaters, boardrooms, and showrooms across the South Sound.

Certified
Control4 Gold Dealer
Ajax Systems Certified
WA Lic. RIVASGL799DR
75"–120"+
Display Size Range
3 Paths
TV · UST · Projector
One Team
Start to Finish
Gold
Control4 Dealer Status
Room Scale Tool

How Big Is Big?
See It In Your Room.

Most people underestimate how large 100 inches actually is — or overestimate how much room it needs. Use this scale guide to see any size in context before you commit.

Select display size
Display specs
98"
Diagonal
85.5"
Width
9–15 ft
Ideal Viewing
~130 lbs
Approx Weight
98" panels require heavy-duty structural mounts and in-wall power. Most standard walls need blocking added between studs. Rivas Technology Group handles mounting engineering and WA-licensed electrical on every install.
Technology Paths

Three Ways to Fill a Wall.
One Right Answer for Your Space.

We don't sell one technology. We walk your space, understand your lighting, your seating, your use case — and recommend the one that actually performs.

Large Format TV
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75" – 120"+ Television

You walk into the room and it's on. No warm-up. No alignment. No closing the blinds first. A large-format TV delivers a picture that commands the room in any light condition — full daylight, dim evening, bright commercial space. It is the most uncompromising way to fill a wall.

Works in any ambient light level
Peak brightness 1,000–4,000 nits
4K or 8K native resolution
Samsung Neo QLED · Sony Bravia XR · LG OLED
Requires structural mount + in-wall power
Installed investment: $4,500 – $45,000+
Best for: living rooms, master suites, boardrooms, and any space with natural light.
UST Laser Projector
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Ultra-Short-Throw Laser

The credenza is still a credenza. The wall is still a wall. And somehow there's a 120-inch image on it. A UST projector removes the ceiling mount, the throw distance calculation, and the conversation about whether the room "works" for a projector. It just sits there, inches from the wall, and fills it.

100"–150" image, 4–15" from wall
Ambient-light-rejecting screen required
Samsung LSP9T · LG HU915Q · Epson LS series
Works in partially lit rooms
No ceiling mount — cabinet or credenza placement
Installed investment: $8,000 – $22,000+
Best for: spaces where ceiling mounting isn't possible, or where a clean furniture-forward look is the priority.
Laser Projector + Screen
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Long-Throw Cinema Projection

There is a moment when the lights go down, the screen fills, and the room stops being a room. That is what a properly engineered projection system does — not a bigger TV feeling, but a different feeling entirely. The kind that makes people go quiet when content starts.

120"–200"+ screen size
Ceiling mount required — 10'+ throw distance
Sony · JVC · Epson laser platforms
Light-controlled room strongly recommended
Motorized or fixed acoustic screen options
Installed investment: $12,000 – $65,000+
Best for: dedicated home theaters, screening rooms, and any space designed around the display from the ground up.
Display Partners
Cine 1 · Authorized Dealer
Leica
Cine 1 · UST Laser Projector
Wetzlar, Germany · Est. 1914
100"–120" image
~4" from the wall
Laser · 25,000hr source
A 120-inch image.
From a box that sits on your credenza.

The Leica Cine 1 is an ultra-short-throw laser projector — it sits inches from the wall and fills it with a 100–120" image. What makes it different from every other UST on the market is where it comes from: the same German optical engineering house that has been building the world's most precise lenses since 1914. The Cine 1's optics are not licensed or co-developed. They are Leica. The color calibration is not a firmware profile. It is factory-measured on every unit, to a delta-E below the threshold of human perception. For a client who cares about what the image actually looks like — not just how large it is — there is nothing else like it.

100–120"
Image Size
UST
Inches from wall
ΔE <1.0
Color Accuracy
Laser
Light Source
Authorized Dealer · South Sound, WA · Rivas Technology Group
Sony
Bravia XR · OLED · Full-Array

The benchmark for image processing. Sony's Cognitive Processor XR is the closest thing to how the human eye actually perceives depth and contrast — our first recommendation for living rooms and dedicated theaters where picture quality is the primary brief.

TCL
QM-Series · Mini LED · QLED

We recommend TCL when a client doesn't need to spend $12,000 to get a $12,000 picture. The QM8 at 98 inches outperforms panels costing three times as much in direct comparisons. Honesty about value is part of how we work.

Epson
LS · Laser · Long-Throw Cinema

When the brief is maximum screen size in a light-controlled room — 120" to 200"+ — Epson's LS laser series is what we specify. Ceiling-mounted, long-throw, acoustically transparent screen optional. The dedicated home theater platform when the Leica Cine 1 isn't the right fit for the space.

Applications

Built for Spaces
That Demand Attention.

Large format displays perform across every vertical. Here's where South Sound clients are putting them to work — and what makes each install distinct.

01
Residential

Living Room & Great Room

Guests walk in and it stops the conversation. Not because it's large — because it's right. Properly positioned, correctly calibrated, with sound that fills the room without visible speakers and controls that disappear into a single tap. The technology is there. You just never think about it.

02
Residential

Dedicated Home Theater

The lights go down. The screen fills. Sound comes from everywhere and nowhere. That is the brief — not a spec sheet. We engineer the room to deliver that moment, reliably, every time someone sits down.

03
Commercial

Corporate Boardrooms

A 98" or 110" display running dual-source input, wireless presentation, and video conferencing — with a single Control4 touch panel that handles the display, shades, lighting, and audio. Meetings that start on time.

04
Commercial

Bar & Restaurant Feature Display

One screen stops the room. Staff runs the whole experience from a single tap — sports, brand content, promotions across every zone. Nobody's looking for a remote and nobody's missing the moment.

05
Residential

Master Suite & Outdoor

The display rises from the foot of the bed when you want it. The patio screen comes on with the lights at dusk. Nothing to set up, nothing to manage — it already knows.

06
Commercial

Showrooms & Retail Experiences

When the display is part of what you're selling, it has to be right — all day, every day, in full ambient light, without someone babysitting it. We engineer for that reality, not a showroom demo environment.

Why Rivas Technology Group

The install is where
most projects go wrong.

"The biggest mistake I see is people treating a large display like a consumer electronics purchase. A 100-inch panel on an inadequate mount, with surface-run cabling and no structural assessment, is a liability. The engineering has to match the display." — Ivan Rivas · Owner & Sales Engineer, Rivas Technology Group

Every large format display we install comes with a full site assessment, structural mount specification, in-wall power per NEC code (WA Lic. RIVASGL799DR), and a documented AV architecture you can hand to a future owner or contractor. One team. Complete accountability.

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Structural Engineering

We assess wall framing, specify mounts rated for the display weight, and add blocking where needed — before installation day, not after.

Licensed Electrical

In-wall power per NEC code. WA Electrical Contractor Lic. RIVASGL799DR. No extension cords behind the display, ever.

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Control4 Integration

Your display is part of your home or building system — not a standalone appliance. One interface for display, sound, lighting, and shades.

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Fully Documented

Cable labels, AV schematics, input maps, and system documentation handed off at every install. You're never left guessing.

Our Process

From First Conversation
to First Power-On.

4 Phases
Site Assessment → Commissioning
01
Phase One

Site Assessment

We walk the room with you. Framing, light levels, viewing angles, seating distances. Everything measured before any recommendation is made — so nothing surprises you on installation day.

02
Phase Two

Engineering & Proposal

Structural spec, power routing, display selection, Control4 design — fixed scope, no hidden adds. You know exactly what you're getting and exactly what it costs before anyone touches a wall.

03
Phase Three

Installation

Our team handles everything. Mount, cabling, display, rack. No subcontractors — the same people who designed it build it. When we leave, the room is clean and it works.

04
Phase Four

Commissioning & Handoff

We calibrate it, program it, and walk through it until it feels like yours. Documentation left behind. Support available after. You never feel like you're on your own with it.

What We Install

Typical Project Scope
& Investment Range.

Display Sizes 75", 85", 98", 100", 110", 120", 150"+ available — specified to your viewing distance and room geometry
TV Platforms Samsung Neo QLED, Sony Bravia XR, LG OLED & QNED, Samsung Business Display, LG Commercial
Projector Platforms Sony VPL laser series, JVC DLA laser, Epson LS series, Samsung LSP (UST), LG HU UST
Screens Elite Screens, Screen Innovations, Stewart Filmscreen — motorized or fixed, acoustic or standard, ambient-light-rejecting
Mounts Heavy-duty articulating, fixed, ceiling suspended, motorized lift — engineered per display weight and wall type
Signal Routing HDMI 2.1, HDBaseT, HDMI over IP, 4K matrix switching — specified per source count and distance
Control Control4 Gold Dealer — full integration with AV, lighting, shades, security, and audio
Power In-wall per NEC code, coordinated with your electrician or handled by our WA-licensed crew (Lic. RIVASGL799DR)
Support Manufacturer warranty + Rivas Technology Group ongoing support — single point of contact
Investment Ranges
Entry
75"–85" TV
$4,500 – $9,000
Standard mount, surface or in-wall power, single HDMI source. Ideal for bedrooms, offices, and secondary spaces.
Mid-Range
85"–100" TV or UST
$9,000 – $28,000
Structural mount, in-wall power and AV, multi-source routing, and Control4 integration. The most common premium living room or boardroom scope.
Premium
100"+ TV or Projection
$28,000 – $65,000+
Large-panel flagship or full projection system with motorized screen, multi-source 4K distribution, Dolby Atmos, and full Control4 home theater integration.

Ranges reflect the low-to-high spread across common configurations. Final pricing provided after on-site assessment. Tax not included.

Straight Answers

Frequently Asked.

How much does a 100-inch TV installation cost in the South Sound?

A 100" TV installation in the South Sound typically ranges from $12,000 to $22,000 installed, including the display, mount, in-wall power and AV cabling, and commissioning. The display hardware itself is the largest variable — premium 98–100" panels range from $5,000 to $15,000. We provide a detailed proposal after a free on-site assessment.

What is the difference between a large TV and a projector for a home theater?

A large TV delivers peak brightness of 1,000–4,000 nits and works in any ambient light — no warm-up, no lamp replacement. A projector paired with a quality screen typically costs less for the same screen size, offers a more cinematic image in a darkened room, but requires a controlled light environment. Ultra-short-throw laser projectors split the difference — they sit inches from the wall with good brightness and no ceiling mount.

Can a 100"+ TV be wall mounted in an existing home?

Yes, with proper planning. Displays above 85" require heavy-duty structural mounts rated for their weight (80–200+ lbs), in-wall power per NEC code, and often blocking added between studs. We assess the wall structure on every project and coordinate or handle the licensed electrical work directly (WA Lic. RIVASGL799DR).

What TV brands do you install?

We install Samsung Neo QLED, Sony Bravia XR, LG OLED and QNED, and commercial-grade panels from Samsung Business and LG Commercial. For projectors we work with Sony, JVC, and Epson laser platforms. Brand selection is based on your space and use case — not on margin.

How does a large format display integrate with Control4?

As a Control4 Gold Dealer, we integrate your display into your home or building control system. Your TV powers on, switches inputs, adjusts the lights, lowers the shades, and routes audio — all from a single tap on a Control4 remote, app, or touchscreen. Everything responds together.

What is the recommended viewing distance for a 100-inch TV?

For a 4K display at 100", we recommend 8 to 12.5 feet for an immersive feel, or 12 to 16 feet for a relaxed living room experience. Rivas Technology Group assesses your room dimensions and seating layout before recommending a size — oversizing for the room is one of the most common and most expensive mistakes we see.

What is an ultra-short-throw projector and is it right for my space?

An ultra-short-throw (UST) laser projector sits 4–15 inches from the wall and projects a 100"–150" image onto a paired ambient-light-rejecting screen. UST projectors are ideal when you want a large image without ceiling mounting, don't have a dedicated dark room, and want a more furniture-forward footprint than a traditional projector setup. We carry and install Samsung LSP, LG HU, and Epson LS UST platforms.

Service Areas

Large Format Display Installation
Across the South Sound

Based in Kent, WA — serving residential and commercial clients throughout King County, Pierce County, and the greater South Sound region.

Your Space. The Right Display.
One Conversation.

Schedule a free on-site assessment. We'll walk your room, understand how you actually live or work in it, and tell you what display and installation will make it feel the way you're imagining — not just fill the wall.

Or call us directly: 425-954-6003
Rivas Technology Group — Designed together. Built to disappear. — large format TV and display installation serving Kent, Tacoma, Seattle, Puyallup, Gig Harbor, University Place, Bonney Lake, Federal Way, Auburn, Renton, and Covington across the South Sound and Greater Seattle region of Washington State. Control4 Gold Dealer. Ajax Systems Certified. WA Electrical Contractor License RIVASGL799DR. Display installation services include 85-inch TV installation, 98-inch TV installation, 100-inch TV installation, 110-inch TV installation, 120-inch TV installation, Samsung Neo QLED installation, Sony Bravia XR installation, LG OLED installation, ultra-short-throw projector installation, laser projector installation, home theater projector installation, motorized screen installation, in-wall AV installation, Control4 home theater integration, and large format display commercial installation across the South Sound region of Washington State.

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