Custom
Lightbox Signs.
Bring your brand into view with custom illuminated lightboxes. Choose a round, rectangular or custom-shaped design, with single or double faces and mounting planned around your storefront or interior.
- Round, Rectangular & Custom Shapes
- Single & Double-Sided
- Wall & Projecting Mounts
Three Shapes.
Your Brand in Light.
Start with the outline that suits your identity. Then choose the face configuration, frame finish and mounting arrangement.
AI-generated product visualizations. Final dimensions, materials and construction follow the approved design.
01 / RoundRound Lightbox Signs
A circular frame brings a compact, recognizable outline to a name or emblem. Plan the diameter, rim depth and bracket around your artwork and location.
02 / RectangularRectangular Lightbox Signs
Frame your business name, logo or complete graphic in a rectangular lightbox. Adjust the proportions for a horizontal storefront sign or a more compact layout.
03 / Custom-shapedCustom-Shaped Lightboxes
Carry your identity into the sign outline with a shaped enclosure. Send your logo or preferred silhouette so corners, curves and fine details can be reviewed.
One Face or Two?
Start with the View.
Think about where people will see the sign. Specify the number of display faces and the mounting method separately, then coordinate them with the site.
Keep the Message in Front.
One display face for a design viewed from the front. A lightbox mounted flat against a wall is a familiar starting point.
- Viewing: One outward-facing graphic.
- Typical layout: Storefront fascia or an interior brand wall.
- Confirm: Viewing height, wall clearance and cable exit.
Show the Brand Both Ways.
Two display faces for a sign seen from opposite directions. A projecting wall bracket can position the lightbox across the line of approach.
- Viewing: Graphics on opposite faces.
- Typical layout: A projecting sign beside a shop entrance.
- Confirm: Projection, bracket, clearance and both face layouts.
Top-view diagrams are illustrative. Round, rectangular and custom-shaped lightboxes can be discussed as single or double-sided designs. Wall mounting and projecting brackets are specified to suit the sign and supporting surface.
AI-generated edge detail. Frame profile, face construction and access arrangement are confirmed for each design.
Your Shape.
Your Face. Your Finish.
Coordinate the visible graphic with the enclosure behind it. Share your artwork and an appearance reference so the complete lightbox can be reviewed together.
A Clear Presence.
A Planned Installation.
Share a site photo and intended mounting position. The lightbox, supports, cable route and power equipment need to work together for your location.
Sign shop or agency? Discuss OEM & white-label production →
For repeat production, include approved artwork references, quantities and any labeling, packing or documentation requirements.
Wall & Projecting Mounts
Plan fixing points, bracket dimensions and wall clearance. Confirm supplied hardware; your local installer should check the supporting surface and suitable anchors.
Specify the Exposure
Tell us whether the sign is indoors or outdoors, with details of rain, sun and wind exposure. Confirm construction and protection requirements for the site.
Plan the Connection
Agree sign voltage, compatible power supply, cable exit and driver access. Include destination electrical requirements and confirm the supplied equipment.
Packing & Shipping
Include the quantity, destination and required date. Review protection for the faces, frame and brackets, with the packing and shipping scope agreed in the quotation.
From the Street.
Into Your Space.
Explore lightboxes across storefronts, cafes and commercial interiors. These scenes are AI-generated application concepts, rather than completed customer projects.
Frame Your Storefront.
Coordinate a rectangular illuminated sign with the entrance, facade and proportions of your business name.
Meet the Passing View.
A projecting lightbox brings the brand into the view along the street, with the bracket and clearance planned for the location.
Give the Logo Its Shape.
A custom outline and illuminated face create a focused brand feature within a commercial interior.
A Few Useful
Answers.
Choosing the shape, specifying the faces and preparing your lightbox project.
Can you make a lightbox from my business logo?
Yes. Send your logo, lettering or graphic with the approximate overall dimensions. AI, EPS, SVG or a vector PDF is useful; a reference image or sketch can also start the discussion. We review the face layout, illuminated areas and enclosure around the design.
Which shapes and sizes can I choose?
Round, rectangular and custom-shaped lightboxes are available. Share the width and height, or the diameter for a round sign. Workable sizes, enclosure depth, corners and fine details depend on the artwork, construction, mounting and shipping requirements, so these are confirmed for each project.
Should I choose a single or double-sided lightbox?
A single-sided lightbox presents one display face; a double-sided design presents graphics on opposite faces. Flat wall mounting is a common starting point for front viewing, while a projecting double-sided sign can be seen from opposite directions along a storefront. Send a site photo and the intended viewing directions so face count and mounting can be reviewed separately.
Can I customize the frame color, face graphics and lighting?
Frame finishes, graphic layouts and the preferred illuminated appearance can be discussed together. Tell us whether the whole face or selected graphic areas should transmit light, and include your brand color references. Unlit surface color and illuminated color can look different; agree samples and viewing conditions where matching matters.
Can lightbox signs be used outdoors?
Outdoor designs can be discussed for the intended location. Include rain, sun, wind exposure and mounting height so the enclosure, face, fixings, connections and power equipment can be specified together. Any required ingress protection rating or project standard should be confirmed in the quotation.
How are the lightboxes mounted, and what equipment is included?
We can discuss flat wall mounting and projecting wall brackets. Confirm the fixing layout, bracket, mounting accessories, sign voltage, power supply and connection information included with the order. Your local installer should check the wall, anchors, clearances and site electrical connection before installation.
Can the face or internal lighting be serviced later?
Access depends on the enclosure and face-retention design. If you need replaceable graphics, removable faces or a particular maintenance arrangement, include this in the brief before production. Confirm how the face, LED components and power supply will be accessed, along with any spare-part requirements.
What affects price and lead time? Do you support OEM orders?
Size, shape, face count, graphic complexity, enclosure material, finish, illumination, mounting, quantity and packing affect the quotation. Include your destination and required delivery date. Sign shops and agencies can also send approved drawing references and any labeling, white-label packing or documentation requirements for OEM and repeat orders.
Get a Quote for
Your Lightbox Sign.
Send your logo, approximate dimensions and a photo of the installation location. Tell us the shape, number of faces and mounting style you have in mind, or share a reference and ask for guidance.
Take Another Look at the StylesSign shop or agency? Include quantities, repeat-order references and OEM or white-label requirements.
Tell Us About Your Sign
Have these details ready when you open the enquiry form.
- Artwork & DimensionsLogo or graphic, overall width and height or diameter, and quantity.
- Shape, Faces & FinishRound, rectangular or custom-shaped; single or double-sided; frame color and lighting reference.
- Location & MountingIndoor or outdoor, flat wall or projecting mount, site photo and power requirements.
- Destination & TimelineDestination country, preferred delivery date and any OEM packing requirements.
Still deciding? Share a reference image and ask for guidance.