New AV Distributor Patriot Visual Group Launches With Signage, LED Lineup
2026-08-01 · via Digital Signage Today
A new distributor called Patriot Visual Group has launched to sell LED displays, interactive flat panels, digital signage and related mounting hardware to AV integrators, according to a company press release. The company is headquartered in Irvine, California, and says it stocks product out of a 50,000-square-foot warehouse in Atlanta, Georgia.
For integrators and resellers, the news is less about new technology and more about a new supply option entering the channel. Patriot Visual Group is led by Sam Malik, who the release says has more than 30 years in the audiovisual industry. The company describes itself as American-owned and as a "small high-touch distributor," language meant to distinguish it from larger, more impersonal distribution operations.
Dealer-only model
Malik, identified in the release as vice president of Patriot Visual Group, said the company sells only through a limited dealer channel and never direct to end users. That positions Patriot Visual Group as a traditional two-tier distributor rather than a direct-to-business seller, which matters to integrators who compete on installed projects and don't want a supplier also chasing their customers.
The release says Patriot Visual Group sources product from multiple manufacturers rather than manufacturing its own hardware, and that it offers full service and support on everything it sells. It also carries accessories commonly needed on installs, including mounts, lifts and carts, which can simplify procurement for integrators who would otherwise order those items from separate vendors.
Malik frames the company's US warehousing as a way to avoid delays. "To better ensure timely delivery of our products so as not to hold up the installation process, we stock many of our products here in the USA," he said in the release.
What's missing
The announcement does not name the manufacturers whose LED displays, interactive panels or signage hardware Patriot Visual Group carries. It also does not disclose pricing, specific product lines, warranty terms or how the company's service and support offering differs from what integrators already get from existing distributors like AVI-SPL's supply arms, Almo Pro AV or ADI. There's no detail on staffing, how many dealers are currently signed on, or whether the company plans to expand its warehouse footprint beyond Atlanta.
For readers running screens day to day, the practical takeaway is that another distribution option now exists for sourcing LED and signage hardware in the US market, with a stated emphasis on domestic stock and dealer-only sales. Whether that translates into faster lead times or better pricing than incumbent distributors is something integrators will have to test directly, since the release offers no independent verification of those claims.
The announcement in full
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There's a new company providing visual solutions as well as LED display, interactive flat panels and digital signage solutions.
The Patriot Visual Group, headquartered in Irvine, California, is American-owned company led by Sam Malik, who has over 30 years in the audiovisual industry, according to a press release.
Patriot Visual Group also carries the accessories typically required for today's installations. This includes mounts, lifts, carts and other products.
As a small high-touch distributor with 50,000 square feet of warehouse space in Atlanta, Geogria, Patriot Visual Group company sources its products from multiple manufacturers and offers full service and support on every product the company sells.
"PVG offers a wide range of high-quality visual solutions to address most any installation requirements an AV integrator may be tasked with. To better ensure timely delivery of our products so as not to hold up the installation process, we stock many of our products here in the USA. We sell only through a limited dealer channel—never direct to the end user," Malik, vice president of Patriot Visual Group, said in the release.
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