Trimless channel letters add an elegant, sophisticated appearance that elevates the allure of your business signage. Custom-crafted to reflect your brand standards, these sleek letters look fantastic on storefronts and can even be integrated into ground signs such as monument or pylon signs for ground signs.

Front-lit channel letters typically consist of a metal pan enclosure designed in the shape of a letter with an acrylic face that features translucent colors for visibility. They may be back-lit or front-lit for use either via raceway mounting, or directly mounted to building facades.

Aluminum

Aluminum channel letters make an eye-catching signage choice for any business. Made of lightweight yet fire-retardant material, aluminum is cost-effective from manufacturing through shipment and installation.

Channel letters are three dimensional graphic sign elements which can either be illuminated or non-illuminated to enhance your message with face lighting, halo lighting or a combination thereof.

The letter’s base is typically made of aluminum sheeting that can be painted any PMS color. To form returns, bend strips of aluminum sheet around its back to form “cans.” Your illuminated sign’s face is then attached to this can and covered in translucent or opaque LED modules resulting in an impressive long-term sign that attracts attention at night.

Acrylic

These signs offer a stylish yet effective solution for signage. Customizable to meet various sizes and font requirements, these signs can even be lit with LEDs for illumination. Extremely durable and visible in any lighting condition – making these signs highly recommended!

Front Lit Channel Letters, also referred to as frontlit channel letters, combine an acrylic sheet face, aluminum returns and trim cap into an “can.” Its sides are created by bending strips of aluminum sheet around an aluminum back.

After trimming and painting the sides of each letter, this sign can often be seen on corporate buildings and retail stores as an elegant nighttime illumination solution. UL certified.

Foam

Foams and rubbers are useful materials found everywhere from bath sponges and shower caps, beer glass heads and lake shorelines, to bath tub eddy patterns. Foam is produced by trapping pockets of air within liquid or solid bodies – for instance whipped egg white creates an extremely stable foam as its molecules hold together all those little air bubbles forming within.

Foamy water can form naturally in lakes as wind and currents mix the water, or from physical disturbance such as waterfalls, rapids or riffles agitate it further. Blankets of foam forming beneath dams or along shorelines is also common.

Foam channel letters can be illuminated using face lighting or halo lighting and come in various font sizes for indoor use in POP displays or behind front desk areas.

Polycarbonate

Understanding the various materials used for channel letter fabrication can have a major effect on their strength, durability and appearance. Knowing all available choices allows signmakers to make more informed decisions on the ideal material selection for each project.

Backlit channel letters are ideal for business owners that want their storefront visible 24 hours a day and night. Constructed with rust-resistant aluminum bases and translucent or solid acrylic faces illuminated from behind, backlit channel letters draw customers’ attention while simultaneously increasing brand recognition.

Front-lit channels feature a plastic molded cover that snaps over an aluminum base and creates a halo effect around the sign. This type of channel letter comes in different colors and finishes to fit seamlessly with your company logo and design aesthetic.

Front and Back Lit

Illuminated channel letters can increase your business’s visibility day and night. They can either be front lit (light coming directly from the letter’s face) or back lit to create a “halo” effect from behind, giving it extra flair.

These channel letters feature acrylic faces attached to an aluminum back known as a can. Additionally, polycarbonate covers may be added for extra protection of lighting components and to deter animals from nesting within it.

Returns are precision bent from aluminum and welded onto the can’s backside to create a clean finished look, and provide fastening surfaces for acrylic faces. In order to provide consistent color washing for halo effects, return colors often correspond with LED colors used.

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