To see our dedicated TV stack website - go to www.TvStackHire.co.uk
Hire Vintage TV and Television Props for Your Next Project
Looking to hire vintage and retro televisions for your next creative project? We offer a selection of working and non-working vintage TVs ideal for use as television props in pop promos, TV series, films, or events. Whether you need a functional TV to recreate the authentic look and feel of the 70s, 80s, or 90s, or a non-working model for decorative purposes, we have everything you need.
In addition to vintage TVs, we also stock a range of old video cameras for hire. Our collection includes working cameras to achieve that iconic retro footage and non-working cameras perfect for use as props.
Simply email us with your requirements, and we’ll help you find the perfect vintage television or camera to bring your vision to life.
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To see our dedicated TV stack website - go to www.TvStackHire.co.uk
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Vintage Stacks to hire & Retro TV Wall to rent
TV Stacks for Hire - Rent a Vintage Television Stack or Video Wall
Looking to create a stunning visual centrepiece for your next event or production? Rent a vintage television stack or video wall to add a unique and retro aesthetic to corporate events, pop promos, product launches, or installations. We can customise your setup to meet your needs - whether it’s a towering display of vintage TVs, a video wall for a backdrop against a band, or a creative installation for your venue.
Each TV in the stack or video wall can play its own individual video, or all screens can be synchronised to display the same playback. Whether you need a setup for a one-day event or a month-long installation, we can supply and tailor it to your specifications. These impressive vintage TV stacks or video walls bring a unique and eye-catching element to any project, leaving a lasting impression on your audience. Get in touch to design your perfect display!
The UK’s Specialist in Vintage TV Stacks & Retro Video Walls
Based in London W1, we have been hiring kit for over 25 years and working in the TV industry for more than 40. That experience goes into every bespoke retro and vintage TV stack we build - for film, television, music videos, corporate events, exhibitions, shop windows and pop-ups.
You can hire anything from a single vintage television to a small stack of 3 or 4, or a custom-built TV wall of 6, 8, 20 and up to around 70 screens. Every stack is designed to suit your theme, with your own content playing on the screens.
What’s included with a TV stack hire
- Authentic working vintage and retro CRT televisions
- Fully customisable screen content - one video across every screen, or a different video on each TV
- Delivery, installation, video set-up and de-rig/collection
- One-day shoots through to month-long installations
- London, nationwide UK and Europe
What is a TV stack? A TV stack is a group of televisions built together into one large display feature. It is also known as a TV wall, a bank of TVs, a wall of televisions, a retro or vintage video wall, or a CRT TV wall.
TV Stacks We’ve Built for Brands, Events, Film & Retail
Recent vintage TV stack and TV wall installs include the BRIT Awards 2025, a Nike commercial, Superdry, MAC Cosmetics, NYX Professional Makeup, Olivia Attwood & Tatti Lashes, the Ian Rush Museum at Liverpool FC, Scouting for Girls tours, Ascot Racecourse, the A’ja Wilson (WNBA) UK basketball tour, Authentic Brands, Back Market, Crystal Palace FC, the F1 display at Selfridges, Hamilton Watches, Hoodrich Clothing and On the Radar.
“The TV stack was the talking point of our entire event. Flawless install and the content looked incredible on the vintage screens.”- Events Manager, London
Retro TV Wall @ The BRITS
To see our dedicated TV stack website - go to www.TvStackHire.co.uk
A Brief Television History
Television has transformed the way we access news, information and entertainment. In the UK, its development reflects a rich history of invention and innovation. A key foundation came in 1897 with Karl Ferdinand Braun’s cathode ray tube (CRT), which became the basis of TV screens.
In 1926, Scottish inventor John Logie Baird gave the first public demonstration of a working television system, a milestone that led to the first transatlantic transmission in 1928. Just a decade later, the BBC launched the world’s first regular high-definition television service in 1936, marking the move from mechanical to electronic systems. The development of electronic television owed much to the work of Vladimir Zworykin and Philo Farnsworth.
British and international manufacturers soon made their mark.
- Marconi-EMI produced the UK’s first set in 1934
- Pye followed in 1937
- Bush became popular from 1948
- Ferguson launched in 1951
- Philips, a Dutch company, had released a set as early as 1928
- Japanese brands such as Panasonic (1960) and Sony with its Trinitron (1968) later became household names
Together, these milestones shaped the evolution of television in the UK - from mechanical scanning to electronic displays, and from black-and-white images to colour - bringing the world into people’s homes in ways never seen before.
Vintage TV & TV Stack Hire - FAQs
How many TVs can I have in a TV stack?
Any number - from a single vintage television or a small stack of 3 or 4, up to a custom TV wall of around 70 screens.
Do you deliver, install and set up?
Yes. We deliver and build the TV stack, set up all the video inputs and playback, then de-rig and collect at the end of your event or shoot.
What is a TV stack?
A TV stack is a stack or wall of televisions built together into one big display. It is also called a TV wall, a bank of TVs, a wall of televisions, a retro or vintage video wall, or a CRT TV wall.
Can each TV play different content?
Yes. Every screen can play its own video, or all screens can be synchronised to show the same playback - using your own branded content.
Do the vintage TVs work?
We hire both working vintage and retro TVs that display video, and non-working televisions for use as set dressing and props.
Where do you deliver?
We are based in London W1 and deliver across London, nationwide throughout the UK and into Europe, for one-day shoots or long-term installations.