lighting existing panaframe sign- supplier or rec anyone?
Posted by Cheryl Smith on 3 September 2007 at 10:28
for a shop front…customer wants something that doesnt stick out too much…and is classy. not done anything like this before so if anyone has any pointers I would be very greatful
Thnk you as always
xx
I assume you want to light it from the front? If so, there are trough lights that only stick out a bit, like 5 inches or something. I’ve never used one but I’ve seen em on shops.
Also, even ones that stick out a bit can look smart. Have a look here…..
thank you Andy, they do look classy dont they? Nice to have you back from your hols, Cornwall sounds a great destination…I can imagine you on a surfboard.
Trough lighting is the way to go. I hate those swan necked lights that only light up the area directly beneath the lamp and leaves dark triangles between the lights. Only cowboys use them as they are cheap.
I haven’t used it but the mini truelight from http://www.pss-signs.co.uk/ looks nice and compact ( cross section of only 75mm )
or I think applelec now do an LED trough light. How big is the panatrim sign, you’ll need to check what depth of illumination these systems offer.
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