Channel letters

Illuminated letters preserve the exact shape of a brand while creating strong visibility. Depth, face material, LED layout and fixing method are adapted to the letter height, typeface, façade and desired lighting effect. The key is to balance proportions, even illumination and serviceability.

Construction options

• Front-lit channel letters
• Halo-lit letters
• Combined front and rear illumination
• Non-illuminated 3D letters
• Individual mounting or common rails
• Custom logos and symbols

Applications

• Retail façades
• Office entrances
• Hotels and restaurants
• Reception walls
• Shopping-centre tenants

Materials

• Aluminium
• Acrylic
• Stainless steel
• Composite
• PVC
• LED modules

Process

• Analyse logo and letterforms
• Select letter height and depth
• Choose lighting effect
• Engineer structure and electrical system
• Fabricate and light-test
• Install and adjust on site

Pricing factors

• Letter height and quantity
• Typeface complexity
• Lighting type
• Material and finish
• Mounting method and access

What to prepare

• Logo artwork
• Approximate target height
• Façade photo
• Preferred lighting effect

Questions and answers

How do we choose the right letter height?

It depends on viewing distance and façade proportions. The calculator gives a starting point, but the final size should be checked on a site photo.

What is halo lighting?

Light is projected onto the wall behind the letter, creating a soft outline. It is especially effective on dark or textured surfaces.

Can you match a precise brand colour?

Usually yes, but daytime surface colour and illuminated night colour can be perceived differently, so priorities should be defined early.

Do the letters have to be mounted individually?

Not always. A common rail or backing panel may reduce installation time and the number of holes in the façade.

Can very small letters be illuminated?

There are technical limits for LEDs, wiring and internal space. For small sizes, routed or non-illuminated solutions can be more practical.

Specific materials, scope and technical construction are agreed after reviewing the site.