Samsung QM43C
500 nits · 24/7 · single-floor office directory
$780
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Building Directory Kiosks for Office Lobbies, Touch or Not
An office lobby directory is a Samsung panel, a frame or stand, and a tenant list someone keeps current. The panel has a live price: $780 for a 43" QM43C, $1,199 for a 55" QM55C. The touch overlay and enclosure depend on your lobby, so we quote them.
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Touchscreen building directory price range
Two numbers are fixed: the panel price, live from our store, and CrownTV's installed range. Everything between them is quoted against your lobby. The full breakdown by setup is on kiosk pricing.
| Part | Price | Note |
|---|---|---|
| 43" Samsung QM43C panel | $780 | Live store price. Single-floor office directory. |
| 55" Samsung QM55C panel | $1,199 | Live store price. Floor plan plus tenant list in portrait. |
| Touch overlay (PCAP or IR) | Quoted | Only if people search the list. |
| Wall frame or floor enclosure | Quoted | Depends on finish and where power and data come in. |
| Installed by CrownTV, all in | $4,500 to $9,500 per unit | Hardware, install, first-year software and SLA (checked October 22, 2026). |
Panel prices as of November 13, 2026, live from displaydetails.com. CrownTV range from its kiosk page. Quote the full directory.
Static list or touch: count your tenants first
A 20-tenant building doesn't need touch. A list by floor, with a QR code that opens the full map on a visitor's phone, costs less and nobody has to wipe it down. Touch pays off when the list no longer fits on one screen and people have to search it. Malls, hospitals and campuses are usually past that point, and that's a different job, covered on wayfinding kiosks.
Wall mounted or freestanding
Most office lobbies get a wall unit: it stays out of the door swing and leaves the floor clear for the security desk. Either way it needs a 120V outlet, an Ethernet drop if it's a touch unit, and 30 by 48 inches of clear floor in front for a wheelchair. Check where the nearest floor box or outlet is before the spot is final. Coring a finished lobby floor for one cable costs real money.
43 or 55 inches for a lobby directory
The 43" QM43C is 38.2 inches tall in portrait and holds a single-floor office directory. The 55" QM55C stands 48.7 inches tall, enough for a floor plan on top and the list below it. Both run 24/7 at 500 nits with a Tizen player built in, so a static directory needs no extra box. Specs for both are on kiosk displays, and you can price either in the kiosk configurator.
ADA reach for a touch directory
The 2010 ADA Standards put anything a person operates between 15 and 48 inches above the floor. On a portrait directory that means the search box and the floor buttons go in the lower half of the screen, and the logo and floor plan go on top. A wall unit with a leading edge between 27 and 80 inches can't stick out more than 4 inches into the walkway, so touch directories are often recessed. The height math for each panel is on touch screen kiosks.
Keeping the tenant list current
A directory with last year's tenants is worse than none. If the list changes more than twice a year, run it from a dashboard: CrownTV Dashboard is $20 per screen per month billed annually, and CDW listed Samsung VXT CMS Standard at $150 per display per year (both checked October 22, 2026). A building that rarely turns over can play a list from a USB stick with no monthly fee.
Directory kiosk panels
Samsung QM55C
500 nits · 24/7 · floor plan plus tenant list
$1,199
Buy at DisplayDetails →Get a quotePrices as of November 13, 2026, live from displaydetails.com.
Building directory kiosk questions
How much does a touchscreen building directory cost?
The Samsung panel is the fixed part, $780 for a 43-inch QM43C or $1,199 for a 55-inch QM55C live from our store, while the touch overlay, enclosure and install are quoted per job. Fully installed, CrownTV lists kiosks at $4,500 to $9,500 per unit (checked October 22, 2026).
Does a building directory kiosk need touch?
Only if the tenant list is too long for one screen. A 20-tenant building can show a static list by floor with a QR code that opens the full map on a phone. Touch makes sense once people have to search.
What size screen is best for an office lobby directory?
A 43" for a single-floor office or a short tenant list. A 55" in portrait stands 48.7 inches tall, enough for a floor plan above the list.
Can a building directory kiosk mount on the wall?
Yes, and in most office lobbies it should. A wall unit leaves the floor clear, but anything with a leading edge between 27 and 80 inches off the floor can stick out no more than 4 inches into a walkway under the 2010 ADA Standards, so touch units are often recessed.
How do I update the tenant list?
From a content dashboard. CrownTV Dashboard is $20 per screen per month billed annually, and CDW listed Samsung VXT CMS Standard at $150 per display per year (both checked October 22, 2026). A list that changes twice a year can run from a USB stick with no fee.