—01 Window row
Branch 01 to 08 sit along the daylight side. Bright, open, easy to find on your first visit — the branches point up toward the glass.
- 27-inch, 240Hz
- Adjustable mesh chair
- Wide side table
A clean design computer club
WIREDCORE PC CLUB is a 20-station PC club with one idea behind it: a single line runs from the door to your seat. Book a station by the hour, follow your branch, sit down and play.
Most clubs make you hunt for a seat number on a wall. We draw the answer on the floor instead. One continuous line leaves the entrance, and at each station it sends out a numbered branch. You never ask where your spot is — you read the figure and walk the line to it.
The line is 1px thin and painted, not projected, so it holds through a busy Saturday. Each branch is labelled by figure — 01 through 20 — and that same number is printed on the station frame and on your booking. Colour is decoration here, never instruction.
Twenty stations, three zones, one line connecting them. Pick the zone that fits how you want to sit; we draw you the nearest free branch inside it and hand you the number.
Branch 01 to 08 sit along the daylight side. Bright, open, easy to find on your first visit — the branches point up toward the glass.
Branch 09 to 16 hold the middle of the room, where five-stacks group up. Branches drop down from the spine so squads read as one block.
Branch 17 to 20 tuck into the far corner for solo runs and long sessions. The line thins to a single strand out here and stays out of the way.
One spec across all twenty stations. No sorting through tiers — every branch on the line runs the same build, so the seat you draw is the seat you wanted.
| Display | 27-inch flat panel, 240Hz, 1ms response |
|---|---|
| Graphics | Current-generation high-refresh graphics card |
| Frame target | Locked high frame rate on competitive titles |
| Chair | Adjustable mesh seat, lumbar support |
| Peripherals | Low-latency mouse and mechanical keyboard, or plug in your own |
| Network | Wired-only stations, capped ping to major game regions |
The line is the shortest path to a match. Every station carries the same catalogue, sorted the way we draw everything — by clean category, one line each, nothing hidden behind a menu. Sit down, read the list, launch.
We keep the library trimmed to what people actually queue for, and we group it by how you want to play rather than by title. Pick a genre, pick a branch, and the room does the rest. Scores and session times sit on the leaderboard by figures only — nothing riding on them, no prizes to chase, just the run and the clock.
Gaming here reads like the floor: a straight line, a single stroke, no clutter between you and the first round. Newcomers trace the list top to bottom; regulars know the branch that fits their play and go straight to the seat.
Play is the whole point, and the whole aesthetic — clean input, clean frame, clean run. Eight genres, one line each, so any night you walk in you can pick your lane at a glance and start.
Three ways to book a branch, all by the clock. No membership tiers to read through — you pay for the hours you sit, and the line takes you to the seat.
Single hour
AR$ 3.000 / hour
Pick a zone, draw a branch, play a clean hour on a 240Hz station.
Block of hours
AR$ 7.900 / evening
A stretched evening session for a full squad night or a long solo run.
Late to close
AR$ 12.000 / night
One seated block from late evening to close, line lit low across the floor.
The line is not fixed — we redraw it whenever the room changes. A short record of the last three passes.
We shifted the centre bank a seat wider to open the squad aisles, then repainted the whole line to match. It took a night with the room closed, taping and drawing from the entrance outward so nothing drifted off the true.
Branch 12 used to bend around a pillar that is no longer there. We straightened its branch so it now leaves the spine at a clean right angle — one less kink for anyone reading the floor at a glance on the way in.
The line blue had faded a shade under the window row after a bright summer. We refreshed it back to the true tone so every branch reads the same colour, whether it sits in daylight or in the quiet corner.
Three frames from the floor. Each caption carries the branch number you would read at that spot.
Yes. A single thin painted line runs from the entrance across the floor and branches to every one of the twenty stations. Follow your branch number and you arrive at your seat — no wall map, no guessing.
Nothing on the floor depends on colour. Every branch carries a printed number, and the same figure appears on the station frame and on your booking, so the whole route reads by numbers alone.
You pick a zone when you book — window 01 to 08, centre 09 to 16, or quiet 17 to 20. We draw you the closest free branch inside that zone and send the exact number before you arrive.
The Night rate covers a single seated block from late evening to close. The floor line stays lit as a soft outline so the room still reads clearly even with the house lights turned low.
Bring your own headset, mouse, keyboard or controller and plug straight into the station. Your accounts stay yours; we keep nothing after you log out and wipe the profile at session end.
Draw yourself a branch. Tell us the day, the zone and the hours; we reply with the exact station number so the line is ready before you walk in.