Acrylic Front Lit Signage Storefront Illuminated Channel Letter

Let me tell you what actually matters about these signs. 

What You're Really Getting 

Picture this: thick metal letters sticking out from your building, lit up from inside. That's it. No magic, no gimmicks. LEDs inside shine through the plastic front, and boom—you've got a sign people can see from blocks away. 

The sides are aluminum because it doesn't rust. The front is acrylic because light goes through it nicely. Everything's sealed up so water can't get in and fry your electronics. Pretty simple when you break it down. 

The Stuff That Actually Matters 

People See You: I'm not gonna sugarcoat it—if your sign sucks, people drive right past. These dimensional letters catch eyes during the day just because they stick out from your building. At night? Forget about it. You're lit up like a Christmas tree while your competitor with the flat sign disappears into the darkness. 

Had a client in a strip mall, sandwiched between two other businesses. Put up frontlit letters, and suddenly people could actually find them. Their walk-in traffic went up noticeably. That's not some marketing BS—that's real results. 

Your Power Bill Won't Kill You: LEDs use way less juice than the old neon stuff. We're talking 68% less, give or take. Leave it on every single night—you're looking at maybe 30 bucks a month instead of 100. Over a year, that's real money. 

They Don't Break: Here's the thing nobody tells you about cheap signs—they fall apart. You're calling the repair guy, replacing parts, dealing with headaches. Good frontlit letters? They just sit there and work. Ten years, twelve years, sometimes longer. The aluminum doesn't rot, the LEDs keep going, and you forget you even have a sign because it never causes problems. 

Zero Babysitting Required: Once it's up, you're done. No climbing ladders to change bulbs. No service contracts. No wondering if it's gonna work tonight. It just does.