Illuminated Signs

On average in the UK we see daylight 51% of the year. However, when you look at our winter months (Nov – Feb), we see daylight for less than 10 hours a day on average. More than this, even during the hours of daylight things can be pretty dull; the weather can make daylight visibility poor. So when this is factored in, we really don’t get many clear bright days.

This is frustrating from a marketing point of view, and can also be an issue from a wayfinding point of view. How will customers find you? How will visitors find their way? Will visitors miss key information? How will this affect them?

So let’s look at your options...

Fret Cut Panels

Fret Cut Panels are typically an aluminium sign box with the letters/logo cut out from the face. The letters/logo are manufactured from acrylic (either opal or coloured) and can either be backed up or pushed through the aluminium sign box.

Choose from a variety of colours so that the signage matches your brand!

Face/Halo Illumination

Face or Halo Illumination is the most popular method of illuminated letters and shapes. It is very similar to ‘built up letters’, but you can have light emitting from either the face or out the back of each letter/shape.

The depth of the letter is dependent on font/illumination style.

With almost every colour available, choose your colour to make the sign stand out on dark nights!

Faux Neon Signage

These are designed to look like Neon, but at a reduced cost and better wear and longevity.

LED effect neon lighting is all the rage at the moment, and they are manufactured as LED flex strips used to simulate the appearance of neon. This ensures significantly reduced running costs and a longer lifespan than traditional neon, without the concern of the gas reducing, affecting the longevity of the sign, as well as flexibility in design.