Face- & halo-lit
Directly illuminated faces, reflected halo light, or a combination of both for layered visibility.
Illuminated letters turn a wordmark or logo into architectural signage. Depending on the required effect, they light through the face, towards the wall, through the sides or across the complete three-dimensional body.
Unlike a line of light, illuminated letters retain physical depth and material presence when switched off. They can therefore become part of a façade, reception area, retail space or exhibition environment.
Letter profile, materials, scale, viewing distance and wall construction define the result. Individual fixings, rails or carrier panels are considered from the start so that wiring and installation support the visual design.
Directly illuminated faces, reflected halo light, or a combination of both for layered visibility.
Luminous returns or complete illuminated bodies for a distinctive three-dimensional effect.
Direct-to-wall elements for a minimal finish or pre-mounted systems for efficient installation and rollout.
Common options include face-lit, halo-lit, face-and-halo-lit, side-lit and fully illuminated letters. The profile is chosen around the wordmark, architecture and required night-time effect.
Yes. Outdoor letters need suitable construction, LEDs, power supplies, drainage, fixing and cable routes. Substrate and structural conditions are part of the technical planning.
Yes. Vector artwork is the preferred starting point. Very fine details may be adapted for manufacture while preserving the characteristic proportions and recognition of the mark.
They can be fixed individually, pre-mounted on rails or built onto a carrier panel. The choice affects appearance, wiring, installation time and maintenance access.
Height, quantity, complexity, profile, materials, finish, lighting direction, support structure, electrical work and installation all influence the project cost.