Facelit LED Channel Letters 14
Fascia sets that mix large and small letters and need a consistent build rule across both.
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Twenty-six builds where the light comes out of the front. A metal return, a translucent acrylic face, and waterproof LED on a PVC, stainless or aluminium back plate.
A frontlit letter has to be readable at noon and at midnight, which means the acrylic colour, the LED density and the return depth all have to agree with each other. Shallow returns need tighter LED spacing. Saturated acrylic colours cut output. Faces over 400mm need a rim to stay flat.
Retail fascias, mall units, petrol forecourts and any location where the sign has to be legible from a distance after dark.
26 builds, each with its own specification table, fixing method and production window.
Fascia sets that mix large and small letters and need a consistent build rule across both.
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Night-time branding where a perforated dot pattern is the intended look rather than a solid glow.
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Projects with a fixed handover date far enough out to absorb the longer build.
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Corporate colour matching where the brand tone is not a standard acrylic shade.
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Quick-turnaround refits where the fascia is already built and only the letters are new.
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Buyers who want the return finish to match adjacent architectural metalwork.
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Signs that must look like solid metal by day and a dotted light pattern by night.
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Geometric wordmarks where the letter reads as a lit block rather than a stroke.
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Installers who quote fixed-price fitting and cannot afford to buy accessories locally.
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Large facade letters where the acrylic face needs a mechanical edge to hold it flat.
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Export projects where the electrical components have to satisfy a local inspector before the sign is switched on.
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Buyers replacing a damaged sign who need the shortest realistic turnaround on an illuminated letter.
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Exposed locations where a PVC back would not last and the whole letter needs to be metal.
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Standard-colour jobs that need to leave the factory quickly without a custom acrylic order.
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Shopfront wording that has to be legible from across a car park at night.
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Single-letter replacements on an existing fascia where the new letter has to match the old fixing centres.
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Long wordmarks where several letters sit on one horizontal line and any bowing would be obvious.
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Small independent retailers ordering a handful of letters rather than a full fascia.
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Brands with a strong single accent colour that want the sign to read as that colour at night.
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Projects that can trade a slightly longer build time for a stainless rather than aluminium return.
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Sign companies who install with their own crews and need the setting-out drawing in the box.
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Buyers who want to see how the letter is wired before committing to a larger order.
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Interior fascias and mall units where the sign cannot project far into the walkway.
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First-time buyers who want one specification that will pass for both an indoor and an outdoor location.
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Multi-colour logos where different letters in one word carry different acrylic colours.
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Venues that want the sign colour to change through the evening rather than sit on one brand colour.
View specificationAbove roughly 400mm letter height. The rim holds the acrylic face flat and stops it bowing over a long span. Below that, rimless construction looks neater.
Standard acrylic colours are stocked. For a specific colour we apply film to the acrylic. Keep one method across a multi-site rollout, because filmed and solid coloured acrylic age differently.
It varies by build and is stated on each product page. Rimless stock-colour letters tend to run 5 to 7 days; some rim builds and custom colours run 7 to 10 days.
They describe the same result and the original catalogue uses both names. The meaningful distinction in this category is between an acrylic face and a perforated metal face.
Send a vector file and the finished letter height. We will come back with a price, a production window and the constraints that apply to this construction.