Retail
Neonist LED Signage
A modern, practical, LED illuminated alternative to neon
With neon signage enjoying somewhat of a renaissance with both independent and multiple retailers alike, its retro appeal and bright colour rendition is undeniably eye-catching.
However, neon is not without its problems. And in particular, its reputation for fragility, high-temperature performance, and specialist installation remains a headache.
So, what if there was a modern alternative? An illuminated signage solution with all of the glamour of neon, but none of the shortcomings of last century's technology.
Enter, Neonist.
LED Neon Signs
Neonist is constructed using solid acrylic lettering, not thin glass tubing, making it robust. It uses laser and CNC-etching processes to create custom letters, machined from 30mm acrylic with the LED embedded within them.
This allows for the creation of curved and straight edge corners, depending on the design.
The end result is bespoke LED Neon signs with a range of casing options – from acrylic boxes to mounted aluminium frameworks.
LED Neon Signs
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You might be surprised at how many problems we can solve to bring your creative vision to life.
We transform ideas into a technical reality, collaborating with retailers and design agencies to create attractive, engaging retail display environments that sell products more effectively.
With a wealth of experience and an advanced manufacturing capability, we work with clients to create displays that help generate footfall, raise brand awareness, and ultimately, increase sales.
A leading UK based manufacturer, Unibox creates some of the most technologically advanced LED lighting solutions on the market, offering insight and expertise on how best to creatively integrate lighting into displays.
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