Channel Letters

If you've ever driven in a city at night, then you know how eye-catching channels letter signs can be. These illuminated signs are one of the most popular and effective ways to advertise your business. Our channel letter signs are meant to light up your place of business with a premium quality product at a discount price.

The 3 most common types of channel letters are the standard, reverse, and open-face.

Standard channel letters have colored Plexiglas faces illuminated with either neon or led in an aluminum frame and with an aluminum back. All of our channel letters come standard with aluminum construction and should never rust. Red is by far the most popular face color for standard channel letter signs. These types of signs are the most common, not to mention most affordable, and should never go out of style.

Reverse channel letters are often called halo-lit signs and are built the opposite of standard channel letters. They have aluminum faces and clear Plexiglas backs. The result is a halo of light around the letter at night. White is by far the most popular color for reverse channel letter signs. These types of signs are classy looking during the day, and really come to life at night when the halo effect turns on.

Open-face channel letters can be thought of as a special type of standard channel letter. These signs are manufactured with either a clear Plexiglas face, or no face at all, to expose the neon inside the sign. These types of signs really grab your attention and let you truly feel the neon as a part of the sign.

The 2 types of illumination that we use are:

Neon

      Pros: Less upfront cost versus led

              Bright illumination

     Cons: Higher electricity bills versus led

              More costly maintenance

Led

      Pros: Bright illumination

              Lower electricity bills versus neon

              Minimal maintence

     Cons: Higher upfront cost versus neon

Monument Signs

Push Through Signs

Push-through signs are created so that only the letters
are illuminated, not the background. The background is
usually an aluminum board. Letters and logos are
created from plastic acrylic. A back-light then only
illuminates the letters but not the aluminum board,
giving it a unique effect during the day as well as in the
night.