Channel letters illuminated by LED lights are one of the most effective and cost-efficient methods of drawing attention to your business.
Front lit channel letters consist of aluminum backs and sides (known as returns) connected by aluminum sides that can be custom painted, while transparent acrylic sheets form its front surface, custom painted for ultimate visibility.
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Are You Searching For Ways To Increase Storefront Visibility? A Luminous Channel Letter Sign Could be Just the Ticket
A luminous channel letter is a three-dimensional graphic sign that illuminates day or night to attract customers’ attention, typically made out of aluminum for durability and front or halo lighting options. Perfect for restaurants, retailers and any business operating after dark!
Front-lit channel letters feature LED lighting inserted through an acrylic face. Commonly referred to as “halo” channel letters, they install with spacers to produce an optical halo effect for greater visibility at distance. Easy and affordable installation make these signs popular choices for signage purposes – plus you can easily customize them to meet branding requirements!
Durability
Durability of channel letters depends on their materials, location and maintenance schedule. Illuminated channel letters typically last five years or more with proper care taken to protect them from constant use; LEDs tend to outlive neon signs which burn out quickly due to constant use, thus making maintenance much simpler.
LEDs can also be installed without the need for special permits or installations – making the process of installing new signs much simpler than before. Furthermore, their energy efficiency means you will save money over time with reduced electricity costs.
A fabricated aluminum halo-lit channel letter sign is a three-dimensional graphic sign composed of stainless steel or aluminum sheeting, custom painted, with an acrylic face featuring halo lighting system and removable can to enable easy servicing of LED lights inside. Ideal for creating an eye-catching look while increasing brand exposure, this sign makes a striking statement and can help increase brand recognition.
Appearance
Channel letter signs are an accessible exterior signage solution suitable for public and commercial buildings, coming in both illuminated or non-illuminated varieties with customizable colors and designs to meet any branding need. They’re commonly seen either alone or as part of monument or pylon signs.
Channel letters are metal or plastic fabricated signs that can be illuminated with neon or LED lighting to produce a halo effect. The light shines behind the face of each letter and illuminates translucent or clear back material for a halo-effect glow. However, unlit channel letters can also be mounted directly onto buildings or sign panels for display purposes.
Letter faces and returns made of aluminum make these signs durable while having a professional appearance. Their aluminum faces can be painted any color desired while returns can either remain as they are or painted for a unique appearance. Compared with other forms of signage, this option stands out with durability and professionalism.
Installation
Channel letters can be an effective way to attract customer interest at nighttime and also during the day. Highly visible during both instances, channel letters help attract potential customers from further away while also being used to display company names or logos or both – an excellent option for retail shops and restaurants that remain open after dark.
Channel letter signs feature three-dimensional letters, shapes, and figures custom designed to your specifications. They can be illuminated or non-illuminated depending on your preferences, with various colors and styles to choose from. Usually made of aluminum or stainless steel and suitable for mounting indoors or outdoors – some designs even include twinkle lights to make them even more eye-catching!
Installing a channel letter sign correctly requires following certain procedures and instructions specific to its product. This involves gathering all necessary tools and equipment, creating a template if needed and determining how much manpower will be necessary for the task.
