A kitchen display built for a longer line
Built to stay visible down a longer line.
The Large Kitchen Display is a larger kitchen-hardened KDS screen mounted on an articulating arm, built for hot lines long enough that a single fixed screen can't be read from every station.
Articulating arm swings the screen into view from anywhere on the line
Built for stations that outgrew a single fixed display
Same real-time order feed as the standard kitchen display
Display
Large-format kitchen-hardened touchscreen
Mounting
Articulating arm or wall mount
Build
Splash resistant, glove-friendly touch
Orders
Real-time from every channel
Is this you?
If any of these sound familiar, the Large Kitchen Display is built for it.
Cooks at the far end of the line can't read the kitchen display from their station
Your line has outgrown a single fixed screen
Staff are working from memory because the display isn't visible from where they stand
You've considered adding a second display just to cover line length
How the Large Kitchen Display solves it
A single fixed kitchen display works for one station, but on a longer hot line, cooks at the far end end up squinting at a screen mounted for someone else's spot — or worse, working from memory because they can't see it at all.
The Large Kitchen Display solves the visibility problem with an articulating arm, not just a bigger screen: it swings into view from wherever a cook is standing, so the whole line reads the same order queue without crowding around one fixed position. It's the same kitchen-hardened, splash-resistant, glove-friendly build as the standard display, with real-time orders from every channel.
Where it shines
Long multi-station hot line
Swing the display into view from any station on the line instead of forcing everyone to crowd around a fixed screen.
High-volume kitchens
Keep the whole line reading the same real-time order queue as ticket volume grows past what one fixed position can serve.
Pairs well with
Build the setup around it — every device flows into the same RestauNax system.
Right for your restaurant
See the full hardware setup recommended for your type of restaurant.
The software that runs on it is included with RestauNax:
Large Kitchen Display — Questions, Answered
It's mounted on an articulating arm instead of a fixed position, so it swings into view from wherever a cook is standing on a longer line. It runs the same kitchen-hardened, splash-resistant hardware and real-time order feed as the standard kitchen display.
It comes down to station and line length, not just wanting a bigger screen. A single station or shorter line is well served by the standard kitchen display. A longer hot line where cooks at different stations can't all read one fixed screen is what the articulating-arm mount solves.
Yes. It supports either an articulating arm mount or a wall mount, depending on your line layout.
Yes. Same kitchen-hardened build — splash-resistant and glove-friendly touch, made for the heat and grease of a working line.
Hardware pricing depends on how many screens and stations you run, so we don't list it. Request a demo for a quote.
Yes — this is the Sunmi Flex 3 KDS, supplied and pre-configured by RestauNax. It arrives pre-loaded with your menu, runs our software out of the box, and every support and warranty question goes through us — never a third-party manufacturer.
About RestauNax
RestauNax is an all-in-one restaurant technology platform that provides a POS system, online ordering website, custom mobile app, commission-free delivery through integrated delivery networks, loyalty program, and AI-powered marketing tools — all for $99/month with zero commission fees. It replaces expensive platforms like Toast, Square, DoorDash, and UberEats for independent restaurants including pizza shops, fast casual, fine dining, food trucks, coffee shops, bakeries, ghost kitchens, and multi-location restaurants. RestauNax includes AI video creation, AI phone ordering, a kitchen display system, email marketing, gift cards, SEO tools, self-service kiosks, analytics, and support for 10+ languages.