FAQ

Yes. An ice bucket holds ice and water by definition, so ours are built for exactly that: a sealed, shatterproof construction designed for wet, busy, late night use, with the LED and battery protected inside the moulding. This is where a proper commercial piece beats a cheap import, which tends to fail at the seams or around the cable first.

What makes them stand up to real venue conditions:

• Single mould, shatterproof build, so there are no weak seams to let water in.
• Wireless and rechargeable, so there’s no cable running to a wet table, which is both a safety and a reliability win.
• UV resistant branding that stays sharp after repeated cleaning.

Because the Custom LED Ice Bucket runs on an internal rechargeable battery rather than mains, there’s no wiring near the ice or the drinks, which is the main failure point on cheaper lit buckets. You fill it, use it through service, and recharge it for the next night.

The practical thing to check when ordering is battery life against your trading hours, so a bucket charged before service comfortably lasts the night. Beyond that, they’re made to be handled, filled, emptied and cleaned nightly, which is the reality of a bottle service piece.

So yes, waterproof and built for the job, not a decorative bucket that can’t cope with actual ice.

See the build and get your logo on it with a free mock-up.

Yes, in almost every case. Traditional glass neon is hand bent glass tubing filled with gas, which is expensive to make, fragile to transport and costly to repair if a tube breaks. LED neon recreates the same glowing look using flexible LED strip inside a moulded housing, so it’s cheaper to produce and far more durable.

The practical differences that matter to a business:

• Cost. LED neon typically comes in well below comparable glass neon for the same design.
• Durability. No fragile glass tubes to crack, which matters if the sign gets moved or knocked.
• Running cost. LED draws less power than gas filled glass, so it’s cheaper to leave on.
• Safety. LED runs cool and low voltage, with none of the heat or high voltage of glass neon.

The look is close enough that most people can’t tell the difference once it’s lit, which is why the LED neon signs route has largely replaced glass for shopfronts, bars and home use. Glass neon still has a niche for collectors and purists who want the genuine article, but for a working business sign, LED gives you the same effect for less money and a lot less worry.

If you’re choosing between the two for a commercial space, LED is the sensible default on cost, durability and running cost together.

Compare the shaped and boxed options on the LED neon signs page before deciding.

Yes, the design can be refreshed without replacing the whole unit, which is a big part of why a lit board works out cheaper than print over time. Where a printed poster gets binned and reprinted each time your message changes, the board stays and the artwork updates.

That suits any business changing its message with the season, a new offer, a menu update, a holiday promotion. It keeps your advertising current without a recurring print bill. When you order, mention if you expect to change the design regularly and we’ll make sure the setup suits. Start with a free mock-up of your first design.

Yes, it’s built specifically to carry branding, with UV-resistant laminated graphics rated to stay vivid for up to 12 years, so it’s designed as a genuine long term branded asset rather than something that fades after a few outdoor events. Your logo, colours or artwork go on the panel faces, visible from whichever angle people are approaching or sitting near it.

The process starts with sending over your logo or artwork, after which we put together a free, no-obligation mock-up so you can see exactly how it’ll look before committing to an order. Lead time typically runs 5 to 7 days once artwork’s confirmed, and event day support is available if anything needs adjusting once you’re set up on site.

Because the bench uses the same 16-colour RGB remote system as the rest of the range, you can also switch the background colour behind your branding to match different phases of an event, a neutral tone for daytime and a bolder colour for an evening reception, without needing to reprint anything.

Ready to see your branding on it? Get a free mock-up before you order.

Yes. A custom LED sign is built from your artwork, so your logo, business name or a design of your own becomes the sign. That’s the whole point of a Custom LED Signs piece: it’s personalised to you, not picked off a shelf.

Here’s how the process runs:

• You send your logo, ideally in vector format, which keeps the branding crisp at any size.
• We show you a free, no obligation mock-up of your logo as a lit sign, so you can check the look, size and colours before anything’s made.
• You approve it, and production runs to a 5 to 7 day lead time.

A couple of tips that make a logo work better as a sign. Bold, clean logos translate best, because a lit sign reads at a glance and fine detail can get lost from a distance. And picking one or two colours rather than a full palette keeps the sign legible and the cost sensible. If your logo is very detailed, we can advise on simplifying it for the lit format without losing what makes it recognisable.

This works whether you want your name behind a bar, a logo above a salon station, or a personal design for a home bar. The sign is yours, made from your artwork, and you see exactly how it’ll look before you pay.

Send your logo and see it as a sign on a free mock-up.

LED neon signs are built to run for years rather than months, which is a big part of why they’ve replaced fragile glass neon for everyday business use. The LED strip inside is rated for long running hours, so a sign switched on through every trading day is well within what it’s designed for.

A few things affect how long yours keeps looking its best:

• Build quality. A properly moulded housing protects the LED from knocks and damp, which is where cheap signs fail first.
• Use environment. Indoor signs last longest; anything outdoor needs the right rating for weather.
• Handling. Signs that get moved a lot benefit from LED’s lack of fragile glass, but a solid housing still matters.

Because there’s no glass tube to crack and no gas to leak, the common failure points of old neon simply aren’t there. That’s the durability argument in a sentence: fewer weak points, longer life. A Custom LED Signs piece is made to be a long term fixture, not a seasonal buy, so the cost spreads across years of use rather than being written off quickly.

To get the most from it, keep it indoors or in a covered position unless it’s specced for outdoor use, and give it an occasional gentle clean so the branding stays sharp. Treated sensibly, a good LED sign keeps earning its place on the wall for a long time.

Start a long lasting sign for your space with a free mock-up.

The rechargeable battery runs for approximately 8 hours on a full charge, which comfortably covers a single exhibition day or a full evening event without needing to plug it in partway through. For most single-day bookings, that’s genuinely enough runtime without thinking about it further.

Where it needs a bit more planning is multi-day trade shows. An 8 hour runtime across a two or three day show usually means charging it overnight between days, so it’s worth building that into your stand teardown and setup routine rather than discovering it’s flat on day two.

If your event runs longer than a single charge comfortably covers, or you’re keeping it in a fixed position permanently like a hotel lobby, the mains power option removes the question entirely, since it runs continuously without needing to be recharged at all.

Full technical details are on the LED Bench Light Box product page, including the remote control range and colour options available on battery power.

There’s no single figure, because “neon sign” covers everything from a small counter piece to a full backbar feature, and the price follows the size and the detail. As a starting point, a personalised Custom LED Signs piece begins at £85, rising as the sign gets larger or more intricate.

Four things move the price:

• Size, the biggest factor by far. A bigger sign uses more material and more LED.
• Design detail. A clean single colour logo costs less than a multi colour design with fine script.
• Colour count. One colour is cheaper than several, and often reads better anyway.
• Mounting and finish, and whether it’s for indoor or covered outdoor use.

Modern LED neon uses flexible LED strip rather than glass tubing, which is why a custom piece today costs a fraction of old glass neon and lasts far longer without the fragility. So the honest budgeting approach is to size the sign to your actual space and keep the design to one or two colours, which keeps both the cost and the legibility in check.

If you want a firm number rather than a range, the quickest route is a free, no obligation mock-up: you send your logo, we show you the sign at the size you need with a price against it, before you commit to anything.

See your design and its price on a free mock-up before you order.

The LED Bench Light Box starts at £199 for the standard 50x30x35cm size. Larger sizes cost more, the 120x70x40cm version adds around £450 to the base price, and the 160x70x56cm version adds around £500, reflecting the larger amount of material and branded surface area involved.

For most stand corners or lobby nooks, the standard size is genuinely enough, it’s only when you’re looking at full bench seating for a queue line or a waiting area that the larger sizes become worth the extra cost. Bespoke sizes are available on request too if none of the three standard options fit your specific footprint.

Given it’s doing two jobs at once, functional seating and branded advertising space, it’s worth comparing the cost against buying a plain bench and a separate lightbox individually. In tight floor space, the combined bench usually works out better value simply because you’re not paying for two separate footprints.

If you’re ordering as part of a larger stand or venue fit-out, orders over £1,000 qualify for trade pricing, worth asking about before you finalise a quote. Full sizing details are on the LED Bench Light Box product page.

A branded Custom LED Ice Bucket starts at £79, personalised with your logo in your colours. From there the range scales with size and format:

• Standard branded ice bucket: £79, the everyday workhorse for single bottle drops.
• LED Custom Big Ice Bucket: £119, for magnums and multi bottle orders where the standard size is too small.
• Personalised LED Cocktail Tower Ice Bucket: £249, the statement piece for VIP tables.

Most venues start with a set of the standard buckets for everyday service and add a tower or two for the VIP tables where the big spends happen. The cost per photo works out tiny once you factor in how many times a lit bucket appears in guests’ posts across a season.

If you’re kitting out a whole venue rather than buying a couple, orders over £1,000 qualify for preferential trade pricing, so it’s worth pricing the full set together rather than piece by piece.

Every piece comes with a free mock-up, so you see your logo glowing on the actual bucket before you commit, and there are no surprises on how the branding reads in low light. Prices are in GBP with USD and EUR options and worldwide delivery, with a 5 to 7 day lead time once artwork’s confirmed.

Price your bottle service set and see the branding on a free mock-up.

The Bespoke Ultra Slim LED Advertising Board starts at £55, personalised with your design. Price varies mainly with size, so a small counter panel sits at the lower end and a larger window board costs a little more.

It’s one of the more affordable ways into lit branding, which is why it suits small shops, cafes and salons testing illuminated signage for the first time. If you’re ordering more than one, or adding other lit pieces, orders over £1,000 qualify for preferential trade pricing. Every board comes with a free mock-up so you see the design before you pay.

It’s built to be as shallow as a lit panel practically can be, so it sits close to flush against a wall or in a window rather than projecting out like a boxier display. That slimness is the whole point, it fits the tight positions where depth is the constraint, behind a till, on a pillar, in a narrow corridor.

For exact dimensions on the size you need, the product page has the detail, and your mock-up confirms the fit for your specific spot. If depth genuinely isn’t tight and you want more presence, a freestanding piece from the LED Lightboxes range may suit better.

No, it’s designed to be straightforward. The board mounts to a wall or sits in a window position, and it runs off a standard plug, so there’s no electrician or specialist wiring involved. For most small businesses it’s a quick job rather than an installation project.

The main thing to plan is having a power point within reach of the position, so it’s worth checking that before you order. If your spot is awkward for power, tell us when you request your free mock-up and we’ll advise. Once artwork’s approved, lead time is 5 to 7 days and it arrives ready to put up.

Yes, it’s rated IP65 waterproof, which means it’s built to handle outdoor conditions without water reaching the internal electronics, making it a genuine option for outdoor terraces, courtyard events, or exhibition halls with less controlled climate conditions than a standard indoor venue.

Beyond waterproofing, the single-mould, shatterproof PE plastic construction with no glued joints is worth knowing about too, since it’s specifically built to handle repeated sitting and standing rather than being treated as a purely decorative piece. That distinction matters, a lot of lit furniture on the market is built for looks first and doesn’t hold up well under actual daily use.

For fully outdoor, permanent installations rather than a single event, we’d suggest running it on the mains power option instead of relying purely on the rechargeable battery, simply for consistency over long opening hours rather than needing regular recharging.

Full specifications, including the exact IP rating and construction details, are on the LED Bench Light Box product page.

They do related but different jobs, and most busy venues end up with both. An LED ice bucket is the everyday piece for standard bottle drops; a lit bottle tower is the tall statement piece for VIP tables and big spends.

The difference in practice:

• A Custom LED Ice Bucket at £79 sits on the table, glowing in your colours, ideal for a single bottle. A larger bucket handles magnums.
• A Personalised LED Cocktail Tower Ice Bucket at £249 is tall and lit, built to be carried across the floor as an event in itself, so it reads to every other table, not just the one it’s delivered to.

Think of it by table type. A cocktail bar doing regular single bottle service leans on the standard buckets. A nightclub with a VIP area adds the tower for the tables spending big, because the walk across the room with a lit tower is advertising to the whole venue, and it makes those guests feel like the occasion they’ve paid for.

Both are wireless, rechargeable and branded with your logo, so they work as a matched set: buckets for volume, a tower or two for impact. You’re not choosing one or the other so much as deciding how many of each your floor needs.

If you’re unsure of the mix for your venue, tell us the layout and table types when you order and we’ll advise.

Plan your bucket and tower mix with a free mock-up of the branding.

Bottle service lighting is the lit presentation kit, glowing ice buckets and bottle towers, that turns a bottle delivery to a table into a moment guests notice and photograph. Instead of a plain metal bucket, the drinks arrive in branded, illuminated pieces that make the presentation feel premium and put your venue’s name into every photo taken at the table.

It usually involves a few pieces that scale with the table spend:

• A Custom LED Ice Bucket for standard bottle drops, glowing in your brand colours.
• A larger bucket for magnums and multi bottle orders.
• A tall lit bottle tower for VIP tables, which reads across the whole floor as it’s carried over.

The reason venues invest in it is that the bottle delivery is already the most photographed moment in a club, phones come up the second the lights dip. Lit, branded kit turns that into free reach, because your logo travels home in guests’ camera rolls rather than a plain bucket giving that exposure away for nothing.

There’s a perceived value angle too. A glowing, branded presentation makes an expensive bottle feel like an occasion, which is exactly what bottle service sells. The kit is wireless and rechargeable, so there are no cables near wet tables, keeping it safe and tidy in the photo.

In short, it’s presentation that does double duty: it lifts the guest experience and it markets the venue at the same time.

See the lit presentation range and get your logo on it with a free mock-up.

It comes in three standard sizes. The base 50x30x35cm size suits a stand corner or a small lobby nook where space is tight but you still want the branded, lit effect. The 120x70x40cm version steps up to genuine bench seating for a queue line or waiting area, and the 160x70x56cm version is the largest standard option, suited to fuller seating needs across a wider space.

Bespoke sizes and shapes are available on request if none of the three fit your exact footprint, worth raising during the free mock-up conversation rather than assuming the standard sizes are the only option.

Getting the size right matters more than people expect before ordering, since the difference between the smallest and largest versions is significant once it’s actually sat against your stand wall or lobby corner rather than viewed as a product photo on screen. Measuring your actual available space first avoids ordering the wrong size and needing to swap it.

Full dimensions for each size are listed on the LED Bench Light Box product page, and you can get a free mock-up to see how your chosen size sits in context before ordering.

Anywhere flat where depth is tight and you want branding that reads day and night. Common spots are shop windows, above or behind a counter, on a pillar, along a corridor, and in reception areas. Cafes, salons, takeaways, gyms and small retailers all use them to hold a wall or window that a printed sign would waste.

The one place they’re not the best fit is an open floor where you want presence from across a room, where a freestanding Bespoke LED Standing Light Box does more. For flat, tight and window positions though, the slim board is the right tool. See it in place with a free mock-up before ordering.