Illuminated cabinets and stencil-cut faces, built to read after dark.
Seen after dark, not just in daylight
Light boxes are a good option when a business needs a sign that remains highly visible after dark. We build both traditional illuminated light boxes and custom stencil-cut versions that have a cleaner, more architectural appearance.
A traditional light box generally illuminates a sign face or graphic. A stencil-cut light box works differently: the lettering or logo is cut directly into the face, allowing the illuminated portions to become the design itself.
Depending on the design, light boxes can be fabricated from aluminum with acrylic or polycarbonate faces and internal LED illumination.
Stencil-cut signs generally use a fabricated metal cabinet with the letters or logo routed or cut from the face. Acrylic can be installed behind the openings so the lettering illuminates while the surrounding portion of the cabinet remains opaque.
We can also incorporate dimensional letters or logos onto an illuminated cabinet when the design calls for additional depth.
Sizes and typical setups
Light boxes can range from relatively small storefront signs to large fascia signs spanning a significant portion of a building.
They can be mounted flat to a storefront, incorporated into an existing facade or fabricated as a projecting/double-faced sign depending on the application.
Where they work best
We often recommend a light box when the customer wants strong nighttime visibility without using individual channel letters across the entire building.
Stencil-cut light boxes are especially useful when the design calls for something more finished and architectural than a standard illuminated cabinet.