Let the letter faces do the talking.
Front-lit lettering makes the illuminated faces the focal point. Consider the contrast between the logo, facade and neighboring signs when reviewing the mockup.
Custom made for your brand
Custom Front-Lit Business Signs
Custom acrylic logo signs and lettering with illuminated faces. Front-lit, or face-lit, signs make the business name itself the bright focal point.
Light shines through the acrylic faces, keeping the lettering itself clear after dark. This is a different effect from a halo-lit letter with an opaque face.
Get a quote & mockupYour logo, size and finish. Design approval before production.
Made to order. Shipped to you.
7–10 business days in production, followed by 6–8 business days in US shipping. Free US shipping. Installation arranged by you.
Delivery & warranty details
A good fit for your space
Shop names, business entrances and illuminated logo walls.
Details worth considering
Letter size, stroke width, face color and surrounding light affect visibility. We confirm face material, returns, wiring and outdoor suitability for your project before production.
Your sign, your choices
- Acrylic letter faces
- Front illumination
- A custom logo or wordmark
Different ideas. Your own identity.
Explore the finish, lettering and setting in these examples, then make the direction your own.
Before you request a quote
What should I send?
Share your logo or wording, approximate dimensions, a photo of the space and delivery location. If you are unsure about the size or material, we can discuss it by email.
How is the price calculated?
Your design, material, dimensions, lighting, mounting and delivery determine the quote. We confirm the price and production details before you approve the order.
Is installation included?
Mounting and any assembly or electrical work are discussed for your project. We supply signs only. Installation is arranged by you with a local installer or electrician. Illuminated signs may require a qualified installer.
What warranty is offered?
We offer a 2-year warranty. Your quote confirms the applicable coverage and terms for your sign.
Let’s make it yours.
Tell us about your project and we’ll help with the details.
Request my quote & mockup →A storefront brief
Send the logo, available sign area, a straight-on photo of the facade and typical viewing distance. Include the delivery city or ZIP code and any opening deadline.
Your quote and mockup are free, with no deposit. We confirm the finished specification and total before production. Free shipping across the US and a 2-year sign warranty are included.
Choose front-lit lettering for your storefront or logo wall
What makes a sign front-lit?
The light is visible through the acrylic letter faces. A halo-lit sign instead casts light behind opaque faces. Front illumination is useful when the illuminated lettering is the look you want; compare the designs in their daytime and after-dark setting before deciding.
Build a useful storefront brief
Send a straight-on facade photo, overall sign area, logo file and approximate viewing distance. Tell us about the surrounding lighting, the delivery ZIP code and any opening deadline. The quote confirms face material, returns, mounting and power arrangements for your sign.
Questions about this sign type
Is front-lit the same as face-lit?
Yes, both describe light showing through the letter faces. Our front-lit signs use acrylic faces; construction, size and finish are agreed for the specific design.
What is the difference from a metal backlit sign?
Front-lit lettering illuminates the face. A metal backlit sign has opaque faces and creates a rear halo on the wall. A double-lit design combines front and rear illumination.
Can front-lit signs be used outdoors?
Tell us the location and exposure so we can quote suitable construction. Outdoor suitability, fixing points and electrical requirements must be confirmed before the design is approved.
What size front-lit sign should I choose?
Start with the available wall width and height, a facade photo and the typical viewing distance. Fine logo details and narrow strokes may need adjustment; we discuss these in the mockup rather than assuming every logo works at every size.