Lightboxes - Love at First Sight Sign

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Lightboxes can take many forms from the way they are they constructed to the type of illumination. There are also different ways in which they can be mounted or hung but most commonly they are wall mounted, canti-levered or freestanding via the use of the posts.

Traditional lightboxes are commonly made from an aluminium extrusion and are generally between 100mm and 200mm deep. The maximum size of these is generally around 2400x1200. These usually have an opal acrylic face with graphics to the outside.

Flexface ones can be much larger as the face of these like a skin made from banner material. These can be very large. Ultra-slim lightboxes are the thinnest type of lightbox. They can be used internally or externally can be as thin as 30mm.

The front face of these can be removed and a graphic is inserted. These are very common in retail and advertising displays when the graphic is changed on a regular basis.

Fabricated ligthboxes can be made from aluminium, alucobond or stainless steel. They can be constructed in many different shapes and forms and they can also have logos or letters intra-cut into the panels for greater affect. Most lightboxes can be illuminated in several ways ranging from fluro tubes to LEDs with the latter becoming more popular as they are more energy efficient.

Lightboxes are usually under awning signs. Awning and Fascia signage quickly and easily creating a bright new look for your shop or office. With the use of different products like Alucobond, colorbond or even just vinyl, you can create a new look for your store or office, with little disruption and ease. aluminium extrusions A new fascia or awning can give an impression of a full site makeover, with just one simple change. Different Options of Materials.

There are many different options for your awning, some of the most common include colorbond, which can be bent to a U shape to slide over the end of the awning or there is the other common option of an alucobond panel - fixed to the face of the fascia to cover up just the face.

Some Graphic Designers have the experience in design and signage which ensures your signage is finished right. They provide special high-end finishes to ensure the thousands of people that see your signage are impressed and remember your fascia has a bright and smart look.