What the Kiosk Hire Package includes
The kiosk hire package is designed for retailers, mall activations, trade events and seasonal campaigns that need a professional display without a long-term purchase. You can hire a touchscreen kiosk for product browsing, store information, prize mechanics or registrations, or hire a 360-degree product display stand to show footwear, appliances, cosmetics, accessories and packaged goods from every angle.
Each hire is prepared for the site before delivery, with the screen, stand, cabling and basic content setup checked in advance. We also plan for the practical side of the install, including power points, floor space, route for delivery and whether the site has overnight security. In many centres the kiosk is placed on a standard 220V outlet, but we always confirm the load requirements before sign-off.
- Short-term hire for events, pop-up shops and retail campaigns
- Touchscreen kiosk or 360-degree product stand options
- Pre-delivery testing and content loading
- Delivery, installation and collection arranged to suit the site
Sizes and options available for hire
We supply a range of hire configurations so the equipment suits the space rather than forcing the space to suit the equipment. A compact kiosk is useful for a mall court or entrance activation, while a larger unit is better for a showroom floor or a busy promotional stand in Johannesburg, Pretoria or Cape Town. The 360-degree display stands are available in compact counter-top sizes as well as taller floor-standing units for higher visibility.
Touchscreen kiosks are usually supplied with screen sizes from 43 inches to 55 inches, depending on the interaction required and the available floor area. The 360 display units are specified by product weight, turntable diameter and viewing height. For heavier items, we will confirm the safe load before the booking is finalised because the wrong size can affect stability and the viewing result.
- 43 inch, 49 inch or 55 inch touchscreen options
- Counter-top and floor-standing 360 display choices
- Custom branding panels for temporary campaigns
- Optional content management and software setup
Where this hire package suits best
This package suits any retail space where you need attention quickly and for a limited period. It works well for product launches in Sandton, mall promotions in Durban, trade shows in Cape Town and seasonal retail campaigns in Bloemfontein. It is also practical for store-in-store activations, roadshows and short-term campaigns where a retailer wants to test customer response before making a longer commitment.
For temporary sites, we look at access hours, power availability and whether the floor can take the footprint of the unit. If the kiosk is going into a high-footfall area, we also check the line of sight, queue space and whether there is enough room for staff to guide shoppers. A well-placed unit can handle a lot of interactions in a day, but only if the site is planned properly.
- Retail launches and media events
- Mall activations and seasonal promotions
- Trade exhibitions and expo stands
- Temporary showrooms and in-store displays
Installation, power and site checks
Installation is handled by our team and includes positioning, connection, calibration and a basic function test on site. For touchscreen kiosks, we confirm power access, network requirements and any screen content that must be loaded before the event starts. If the site is affected by load-shedding, we can advise on backup power or switching plans so the unit does not go dead during trading hours.
Most kiosks need a standard mains supply and a stable indoor environment. The 360 display stands do not usually need gas, but they do need level flooring and enough space for safe handling. In coastal areas like Durban and Cape Town, we also consider humidity, salt in the air and whether the unit will be kept indoors overnight. That small check can save a lot of trouble later.
- Standard 220V power required for most touchscreen kiosks
- Network connection can be included if the content needs live updates
- Level floor and clear access needed for installation
- Backup power advice available for load-shedding periods
Care and servicing during the hire period
During the hire period, the equipment should be kept clean, dry and free from knocks. A touchscreen must be wiped with a soft dry cloth and never sprayed directly with liquid. The 360 display stand should only be used for the agreed product weight and size, otherwise the motor and support parts can wear faster than expected. If the unit is in a busy retail space, a quick daily check is worth doing.
If something stops working, our support team can assist with fault checks, parts replacement or a site visit depending on the location and the urgency. For longer hires, we can also include preventative servicing so the kiosk stays presentable and functional throughout the campaign. In practice, that means less downtime and fewer surprises when foot traffic is at its busiest.
- Daily wipe-down and visual checks recommended
- Do not overload the 360 display stand
- Keep liquids away from screens and controls
- Support available for faults during the hire term
What to confirm before you place an order
Before booking, it helps to confirm the hire period, delivery town, event times and the type of content you want on the screen. We also need to know whether the kiosk will run on a loop, connect to a network or be used for a product quiz, registration form or sales lead capture. If you are hiring a 360 display stand, we need the exact product dimensions and weight so we can match the unit correctly.
It also helps to check site access, lift access and whether the venue requires its own compliance paperwork. In some malls and municipal spaces, there are rules for working hours, delivery windows and branding placement, so it is better to sort that out early. A quick checklist keeps the hire smooth and avoids delays on the day.
- Hire dates, venue address and collection time
- Content format and any branding files
- Power point location and network needs
- Product size, weight and display purpose for 360 units
Key facts
| Hire type | Short-term rental for events, launches and temporary retail activations |
|---|---|
| Touchscreen size options | 43 inch, 49 inch or 55 inch units |
| Display option | 360-degree product turntable stand, counter-top or floor-standing |
| Power requirement | Standard 220V mains supply, site confirmed before delivery |
| Typical use | Retail promotions, registrations, product browsing and live demonstrations |
| Service area | Midrand, Johannesburg, Pretoria, Centurion, Sandton, Cape Town, Durban and Bloemfontein |
