Wall-mounted kiosks
Family reference Ref KC-K02
Add ordering points without giving up floor space. Wall-mounted kiosks fix to a wall or column beside the queue, with the printer, scanner and card-terminal position built into the enclosure and the software scoped around your service.
Quote-led, not a checkout: we confirm the configuration, price and lead time in your quotation.
Overview
Where floor space is tight — a narrow takeaway, a trader unit in a food hall, a busy entrance lobby — a wall-mounted kiosk puts ordering on a surface you are not otherwise using. There is no base to walk round or clean under, and the screen height is set once, at installation, to suit your customers.
Four enclosure designs are pictured, with 15.6, 21.5, 24 and 32 inch screen references. The largest is a tall slab with a 32 inch portrait screen and a row of scanner, card-terminal cradle and printer beneath it, shown in white and in black. The smallest is a compact 15.6 inch landscape unit. Between them are a two-part 24 inch unit with a separate peripheral module, and a tilted-screen design captioned in three sizes.
A 10-point touchscreen, 80 mm thermal printing, QR code scanning and a card-terminal bracket are stated for the ordering range as a whole, and an NFC reader function is available as an option. What is fitted to your kiosk depends on the design and configuration, and is confirmed with your quotation. The card terminal itself always comes from your payment provider.
A kiosk on the wall still needs software behind it. We can assess the ordering software you already run, or design and build kiosk software around your menu, with orders passed to the kitchen and the collection screen as part of a wider restaurant workflow. Hardware, software and ongoing management are quoted separately.
Suitable applications
Fix ordering screens to the side wall so that the queue forms away from the counter. An example layout is two wall units near the door, with a collection screen above the pass.
A trader with a short frontage can add an ordering point on a side wall or pillar without pushing into the shared walkway. This is an example application and depends on the fit-out rules for your unit.
Units along a foyer wall can take ticket, food and drink orders before customers reach the counter. The ticketing or ordering software is scoped for the project.
A wall unit beside reception can take some of the load at busy times, for example guest or appointment check-in. The check-in flow and any link to your booking system are subject to the agreed integration.
Order points on a canteen wall, for example with staff or student cards read by the optional NFC reader where your software supports them. An NFC reader is not card-payment acceptance.
Key features
Wall mounting is one of the three stated formats for the ordering range. With no base or pole, the floor beneath the kiosk stays clear for queueing and cleaning.
A tall slab, a two-part unit with a separate peripheral module, a compact landscape unit and a tilted-screen design with a side bracket are pictured.
Screen references of 15.6, 21.5, 24 and 32 inch are pictured. Each design has its own size options, which we confirm with your quotation.
Projected capacitive touch with 10 touch points is stated across the ordering range.
80 mm thermal printing and QR code scanning are stated for the range, and the pictured wall designs place them beneath or beside the screen. What is fitted is confirmed for your configuration.
The designs are pictured with a front cradle, a position in the lower module or a side bracket. The terminal comes from your payment provider, and bracket fit is assessed for your model.
A 13.56 MHz NFC reader function can be specified with the scanner, for cards and tags your software supports. It does not take card payments — that is the job of the payment terminal.
One design is pictured in both white and black. Black and white are stated for the range, with other colours as a custom option.
Cameras, microphones, OCR, cash or coin acceptance and card dispensing are described as custom-build options for the range. Wall enclosures have limited depth, so each request is assessed.
Design options
Tall slab enclosure with a portrait screen. A scanner window, a payment-terminal cradle and a printer are arranged in a row beneath the screen. Pictured in white and in black, with hinges and latches visible on the side edges.
Black unit in two parts: a portrait screen above, and a separate lower module that holds a payment-terminal position on the left, a scanner window at the upper right and a printer beneath it.
Compact black enclosure with rounded corners and a landscape screen. A printer sits beneath the screen on the left and a payment-terminal position on the right.
White unit with a tilted portrait screen, a payment-terminal bracket on the right side and a narrower lower module that holds a scanner window and a printer.
Configuration options
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Technical specifications
How to read the markers
Where an attribute is not listed, it is not specified for the range. That never means the feature is absent.
Size options depend on the chosen design — confirmed with your quotation
Orientation is fixed by the design you choose
Reads NFC cards and tags. It is not card-payment acceptance
Assessed against the chosen enclosure
Assessed against the chosen enclosure
Inclusion depends on the chosen design and configuration — confirmed with your quotation
Available as a project option — feasibility in a wall enclosure is assessed
Stated for the range; fitted according to the chosen design
Stated for the range; fitted according to the chosen design
Terminal not included. Fit is assessed for your terminal model
Stated, optional and confirmed
Compatible software and services
Installation considerations
The wall or column must be able to carry the unit. Weight and fixing details are confirmed with your quotation, so tell us the wall construction when you enquire.
Stud and partition walls may need a backing board or a floor-supported frame. This is assessed for your site rather than assumed.
Bring power and a network connection to the back of the unit, ideally concealed in the wall or in trunking. Cable entry positions are confirmed per design.
Set the mounting height so that the touch area and the card terminal can be reached by standing and seated customers.
Leave clearance at the sides and front for opening the enclosure to change paper and service the unit. The access arrangement is confirmed per design.
Keep the units clear of fire exits, escape routes and door swings, and allow room for a short queue in front of each one.
Survey, fixing and commissioning across one site or many can be planned as part of our installation and rollout service.
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Digital menu boards
Collection screens that show customers which orders are being prepared and which are ready, linked to your kiosks, tills and kitchen.
Mounts and peripherals
Printers, scanners, NFC readers, card-terminal brackets and custom modules for ordering kiosks — compatible options chosen per design, not universal fittings.
Digital menu boards
Single or multi-screen digital menu boards for counters and collection points, built from our display families and paired with content management scoped to you.
Frequently asked questions
A wall or column that can carry the weight of the unit with suitable fixings. Solid masonry is the simplest case; stud or partition walls may need a backing board or a floor-supported frame. The unit weight and fixing details are confirmed with your quotation, and we ask about the wall construction when you enquire so that the installation can be planned properly.
The wall-mounted designs are pictured with 15.6, 21.5, 24 and 32 inch screen references, but not every design is shown in every size. The tall slab is pictured at 32 inch, the two-part unit at 24 inch, the compact landscape unit at 15.6 inch, and the tilted-screen design in 15.6, 21.5 and 24 inch. Other combinations are assessed on request and confirmed with your quotation.
No. The terminals shown are there to illustrate the position. Your card terminal comes from your payment provider, and we assess whether it fits the cradle or bracket of the design you choose. The link between the ordering software and the terminal is part of the agreed integration.
Black and white finishes are stated for the ordering range, and the tall slab design is pictured in both. The other wall designs are each pictured in one finish, so we confirm the finish for your chosen design with your quotation. Other colours are available as a custom option and are assessed with your brand references.
No — this family is for indoor use. For an outside wall, hatch or entrance, look at the outdoor wall-mounted payment kiosks, where the model is matched to your site and its environmental rating is confirmed with your quotation.
Separately. The quotation sets out the kiosk design, screen size, peripherals and finish, with the price, lead time, warranty and support terms. Software development, integrations and ongoing management are described and quoted as their own items, so you can see what each part covers.
Add it to your enquiry with the options you know, or ask for advice. We recommend the right configuration and confirm it in a written quotation.
