Bespoke LED
Lightboxes.

For a permanent identity, consider a metal/acrylic cabinet or a fret-cut face. For frequently changing retail imagery, SEG fabric can make graphic replacement practical. Restaurants may need a timber brand feature, a lockable menu case or a double-sided hanging sign. We start with the purpose and location rather than treating all lightboxes as the same product.

Yes, subject to the brief and construction review. Visible metal or timber frames, translucent acrylic faces, fret-cut and push-through details, and minimal-edge fabric systems offer different appearances. Rimless describes a specific face detail: it does not mean the box has no structure.

Wall, suspended and freestanding formats can be specified. A hanging unit needs suitable structural supports, clearance and power access. A freestanding display needs stable feet or an engineered base and a safe cable route. Both can be single- or double-sided where the design permits.

No. Outdoor suitability is agreed for the complete enclosure, electrical components, cable entries, face seals and installation. A timber finish or an IP-rated LED module does not establish the rating of the entire sign. Exposure, drainage, wind and servicing need review.

We can plan replaceable graphics, opening faces or lockable menu access. SEG graphics must match the frame dimensions and silicone-edge specification. Backlit graphics need suitable print media; a front-lit menu case can use ordinary paper. We confirm the update method and artwork template.

Dimensions depend on the material, frame system, face size, lighting method, transport and site access. Very large lightboxes may require modular construction or on-site assembly. Depth affects light diffusion and service access, so we do not promise every size in one universal slim profile.

Warm 2700–3000K often complements hospitality and timber; neutral 4000K can suit a crisp brand identity. Cooler white can be useful for some graphics but is not automatically brighter or better. A lit sample with your artwork and finishes is more reliable than a screen preview.

The agreed sign scope can include low-voltage LEDs, drivers and internal wiring. Your qualified electrician is responsible for the building mains supply, isolation, final mains connection and certification. Dimming needs compatible LEDs, drivers and controls agreed before manufacture.

Advertisement consent, landlord approval or listed-building consent may apply to exterior signs, depending on the site. Brightness, operating hours and position may be conditioned. We review the project requirements rather than assuming an existing nearby sign establishes permission.

Share your logo or graphic, approximate dimensions, location, number of units, preferred casing, mounting method and target date. Include wall or ceiling photographs and tell us about power, exposure, access, graphic updates and any venue or landlord rules.