Flush Mount Flush Mounted Channel Letters are individually mounted to a building façade using holes to mount the letters. Electrical elements for channel letter illumination are fished through the holes and set up behind the…

Contour-cut signage – like cutting a picture out of a magazine with scissors – is cut out along the edge (contour) of a design or pre-determined custom line and typically has little to no border….

A Push Thru Sign Box takes a basic illuminated sign cabinet and adds dimension by making the letters appear to be pushing through the face of the sign, creating a more popped out look. Push…

Sign Boxes (Cabinet) are an alternative to channel letters and can be made in any shape, size and design. It can be mounted (on a pole or storefront), non illuminated or illuminated (using fluorescent lamps,…

Considered the “standard”, Front Lit Channel Letters have translucent faces. Neon gas tubes or, more commonly, LED modules are used to illuminate the letters and each letter has an acrylic face and aluminum backing and is…

Front faces of Halo Channel Letters (Reverse Lit) are covered with aluminum to allow light to spill only from the edges and backs of each letter, producing the effect of a dark letter against a…

Front & Halo Lit Channel Letters (Combination) combine both Front and Halo styles, lighting up the front of each letter from within, and also casting a bright light on the backdrop so each letter is…

Acrylic Face for Channel Letters The acrylic material used by Channel Letter Depot is guaranteed to withstand harsh weather elements and maintain a clean and vibrant appearance for many years. The chart below outlines the…

The LED Advantage LED’s or light-emitting diodes are ideal for channel letter applications with depths upwards of 2″ (inches). Channel Letter Depot builds illuminated channel letters with LED’s that offer substantial advantages while delivering advanced…