Audio Visual Solutions

Participants connect their own device and share content to the room display in seconds — no cables, no dongles, no IT support required. Solutions like Barco ClickShare and Kramer VIA GO make the process fast enough that it never interrupts the meeting.

Particularly valuable in hotel meeting rooms where different guests, companies, and devices arrive for every booking. Setup time is zero.

Large-format interactive touchscreens replace projectors and whiteboards with a single integrated display. Samsung e-Boards, Samsung Flip, and MaxHub panels support multi-touch annotation, real-time content sharing, and wireless connectivity — all without an external PC.

Ideal for hotel meeting rooms that need to support a wide variety of event types and user levels, from training sessions to client presentations.

Poor audio is the single biggest failure point in a meeting room. Nureva and Sennheiser conferencing systems use beam-forming microphone technology to pick up voices from anywhere in the room — no ceiling tiles to cut, no table mics to position, no cables to trip over.

Fully compatible with Microsoft Teams, Zoom, and Google Meet. Remote participants hear the room clearly, regardless of where speakers are seated.

Wide-angle and PTZ (pan-tilt-zoom) cameras capture the full room and track active speakers automatically. Remote participants see and follow the conversation naturally — not a static, wide shot of an empty table.

Installed flush and discretely as part of the room design. Certified for Teams, Zoom, and other major platforms. Paired with the right audio system, the combined result is a hybrid meeting room that genuinely works.

Flush-mounted speakers from Sonance and L-Acoustics deliver high-quality audio without intruding on the interior design. In-ceiling and in-wall configurations suit lobbies, restaurants, corridors, spa areas, and event spaces — anywhere consistent background sound is required without visible hardware.

Speaker placement is designed as part of the overall acoustic plan to ensure even coverage and the right sound level for the space.

Different spaces need different audio. A restaurant at dinner service needs something different from a spa relaxation room or a busy bar. Zoning allows each area to run independently — different sources, different volumes, different schedules — all managed from a single system.

Staff control is simple: a wall panel, tablet, or app adjusts zones without any technical knowledge. Schedules can automate volume changes through service periods so the right atmosphere arrives without manual intervention.

Sonos provides a flexible, network-based audio platform suited to smaller hospitality environments and premium guest rooms. Individual rooms and areas can be configured independently or grouped together, and the system expands easily as requirements grow.

For boutique hotels and high-end suites, Sonos delivers quality audio with straightforward staff and guest controls — without the complexity of a full-scale distributed system.

Direct-view LED panels deliver a completely seamless display surface — no bezels, no gaps, no compromise. Available in any size or aspect ratio, with fine-pitch options for close viewing distances in lobbies and reception areas.

High brightness levels make LED walls effective in naturally lit spaces where LCD panels would wash out. Content is managed centrally and can be updated in real time.

Ultra-narrow bezel LCD panels configured in multi-screen arrays deliver high-impact visual displays for bars, event spaces, and digital signage applications. Bezel gaps are minimal enough that the overall image reads as a single display at normal viewing distances.

A cost-effective route to large-format display for properties where LED is not required. Available in standard configurations and custom layouts.

Control4 is the leading automation platform for commercial and hospitality environments. It brings together AV, lighting, climate, blinds, security, and networking into a single programmable system — controlled via touchscreen, keypad, tablet, or app.

As the UK and EMEA's leading Control4 integrator, Aonyx — part of the SCCI Group — designs and installs Control4 systems across hospitality, residential, and commercial projects of all scales.

Touchscreen and keypad control panels give guests and staff a simple, intuitive interface for managing AV, lighting, blinds, and climate in a room. One-touch scene presets — "meeting", "presentation", "social" — set the entire room environment without individual adjustments.

Wall-mounted or tabletop configurations to suit any room type. Designed to be used without instruction.

Lighting control integrated within the AV system allows scenes to be set automatically or manually — dimming, colour temperature adjustment, and zone switching all from the same interface used for audio and displays. A presentation mode dims the room and raises the screen. A dining scene shifts warmth and softens levels.

Particularly impactful in event spaces, restaurants, and high-end suites where atmosphere is a product in itself.

Permanently installed PA and speech reinforcement systems for ballrooms, function suites, and conference halls. Designed to deliver clear, even audio coverage across the full room — whether for a keynote address, a wedding ceremony, or a hybrid corporate event with remote attendees dialling in.

Systems are specified for the room's acoustic properties, not just its size. A hard-surfaced ballroom and a carpeted boardroom need very different solutions.

Large-format displays, LED screens, and projection solutions for stage and presentation use — sized and specified to be readable from the furthest point in the room. Confidence monitors, operator displays, and HDMI/wireless input management complete the setup.

For multi-day conferences and events, permanent installations remove the cost and disruption of hired equipment arriving repeatedly for the same space.

Programmable event lighting for function suites and ballrooms — wash lighting, spotlights, and architectural colour changing that transforms the same room from a corporate conference in the morning to a wedding reception in the evening. Scenes are programmed in advance and recalled instantly.

Integrated with the room's AV control system so lighting, audio, and displays are managed from a single panel by front-of-house staff.

In-room audio systems using Sonos and Sonance allow guests to play their own music from personal devices, access curated playlists, or simply enjoy high-quality ambient sound — all through speakers that are part of the room, not sat on a shelf.

Controls are intuitive: a bedside panel, the TV interface, or a guest app. Volume, source selection, and room presets are all accessible without any technical knowledge.

IP-rated speakers designed for wet environments bring the in-room audio experience into the bathroom. Flush-mounted into ceilings or walls, they operate as part of the room's wider audio system — the same source, the same control — without any visible hardware that feels out of place in a premium finish.

Suites and premium rooms warrant a different level of AV specification — larger displays, higher-quality audio, unified room control, automated lighting and blinds, and a guest interface that reflects the room's positioning. Every element is selected and integrated as a coherent system, not a collection of separate products.

Designed and installed by Aonyx, part of the SCCI Group, with experience across some of the UK's most prestigious residential and hospitality projects.

4K laser projectors from JVC and Sony deliver cinema-grade image quality in dedicated screening rooms. Paired with acoustically transparent or motorised screens and calibrated to the room's geometry and ambient light levels, the result is a genuinely cinematic image — not a home theatre compromise.

Dolby Atmos and DTS:X object-based surround sound systems place audio anywhere in the three-dimensional space of the room — including overhead. Speaker placement, room treatment, and processor calibration are all part of the design process, ensuring the system performs as intended rather than just being installed and left.

A private cinema room is only as good as its acoustic environment. We work with acoustic consultants and interior designers to specify wall treatment, flooring, ceiling panels, and seating that control reflections, manage bass frequencies, and create the right listening environment for the system installed.

Premium seating options — reclining, heated, tiered — complete the space as a destination rather than just a room with a screen.

IP65-rated outdoor speakers designed for terraces, pool areas, courtyards, and external dining spaces. Mounted discreetly — in planters, on walls, under canopies — and zoned independently from the interior system so outdoor areas have their own source, volume, and schedule.

Consistent audio coverage across an outdoor space without audible hotspots or dead zones. Built to withstand UK weather year-round.

High-brightness commercial displays for outdoor environments — readable in direct sunlight where standard panels would be invisible. Used for menu boards, event information, wayfinding, and promotional content on terraces, entrance areas, and poolside locations.

Sealed against moisture and dust, with toughened glass and automatic brightness adjustment based on ambient light levels.

Where existing commercial-grade displays are used in partially exposed environments — covered terraces, canopied areas, semi-outdoor spaces — weatherproof enclosures allow standard equipment to be deployed safely without the cost of full outdoor-rated hardware.

Ventilated to prevent heat build-up, sealed against moisture ingress, and designed to allow normal operation and servicing access.