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TCF Bank Stadium
Located on the University of Minnesota campus, TCF Bank Stadium is an outdoor stadium that opened in 2008. Cheif used their mounting products for the monitors found throughout the stadium.
Chief provided the mounts for the monitors at the bar in the TCF Bank Stadium Club.
Monitors are affixed throughout the TCF Bank Stadium Club bar. The mounts are provided by Chief.
You never have to miss a play when watching a game at TCF Bank Stadium. Chief provided their mounts for all monitors within the stadium.
The elevator banks to the VIP seating at TCF Bank Stadium showcase mounted monitors which provide messaging and videos for stadium goers.
Large seating areas are a must for stadium goers of TCF Bank Stadium. Chief provided all the mounts for the monitors that are affixed to various pillar and walls.
Within the locker rooms are monitors with mounts provided by Chief, that provide various messaging and videos to the players participating in games at TCF Bank Stadium.
The mounts provided by Chief can mount any monitor to any type of background. Shown here is a monitor mounted to stone above a cozy fireplace within the stadium club lounge.
Up close view of monitors affixed to the pillars within the player locker room. Chief provided the mounts which can be used in any space and with any size monitor.
When a wall is made of glass, you need monitors to be hung from the ceiling but with flexibility to determine the height. Chief provided the ceiling mounts which hang down to be close to eye level for all game goers at TCF Bank.
How about two monitors hung from one mount? Chief has a wall or ceiling mount that can handle any project your space needs.
The TCF Stadium Club Suites give you the luxury of watching a game from indoors. The monitors are mounted from the ceiling and are able to have custom heights.
With the suites at TCF Bank Stadium, screens are a must but cannot block the view. Chief provided mounts for the monitors to be hung from the ceiling.
