Comparison Guide
Frontlit Backlit Or Edge Lit Which LED Sign Letter To Choose
Three ways of putting light into a metal letter, and the one question that separates them: where do you want the light to come out?
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Material guides, construction comparisons, installation notes and buying guides, all written from the specifications we quote from.
Each guide links to the products it describes, so you can go from a decision straight to a specification.
Three ways of putting light into a metal letter, and the one question that separates them: where do you want the light to come out?
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The grade question has a short answer that depends almost entirely on how close the sign is to salt water.
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The construction decision is usually made by the letter height, and getting it wrong is visible from two metres away.
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Four fixing methods, one template, and the handful of site conditions that decide which one you can actually use.
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Five different ways of putting a colour on a letter, each with a different tolerance and a different point of no return.
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A small construction detail that decides whether a long wordmark still looks flat after a year on a sunlit fascia.
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Four things turn an enquiry into a price. Missing any one of them turns it into a conversation.
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The numbers a buyer needs to work backwards from a handover date, and what actually travels in the carton.
Read the guideBuyers and sign companies specifying a letter set: the decisions covered are the ones that change the price, the lead time or how the sign looks, rather than general marketing material.
Yes. Lead times, grades, thicknesses, minimum sizes and fixing methods all come from our own catalogue specifications. Where a figure is not published we write TBC.
That is what they are for. The artwork guide lists the four things needed to quote exactly, and the construction and illumination guides cover the decisions behind them.
No. Price depends on letter height, material, finish, illumination and quantity. Send the artwork and a height and the quotation comes back with a production window attached.
Send the artwork and the site photograph. We will say which construction fits, what it costs to change your mind later, and how long it takes.