Compared to lightboxes, channel letters offer more shape options and dramatic lighting, thus making them a favourite for signage. A CNC router is used to custom cut the acrylic/polycarbonate faces and a bender to shape aluminum coil sides. There are three types of channel letters: front lit, back lit/halo lit, and a combination of front and back lit. Let your imagination do the creating.
Front Lit Letters are the most common type of channel letters. They are illuminated at the front and are either mounted on a raceway or directly on buildings. Our standard returns (depth of the aluminum side) is 3.5" or 5" with a 1" trim cap return on the face.
Back lit channel letters are also known as halo lit or reverse channel letters. The letters are open in the back or have an clear back face and installed with some distance from the wall to allow for light to reflect off the wall, hence the halo effect.
Front and back lit channel letters use a combination of front and back translucent acrylic faces to allow for more colours. In other words, you can have one colour for the front face and a back lit halo effect in another colour.
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