FAQ

For the evening reception, yes, and here’s the honest reason: flowers peak early and droop by the time the room dims for the first dance, which is exactly when a lit Custom Branded LED Cube Table Centre comes into its own and glows through the night.

Flowers still have their place for daytime colour and scent, so plenty of couples mix the two, fresh stems for the ceremony and lit centres for the evening. But on cost across the day, a reusable, personalised centre that doubles as a keepsake beats a centrepiece that’s binned that night.

The practical wins are no wilting, no water, and every table matching. Plan your evening tables on a free mock-up.

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.

The best statement light for a man cave is one bold focal piece rather than lots of small ones, because a single anchor gives the room character in a way scattered lighting never does. The Marlboro Cigarette LED Lamp at £149 is the go to: a 100cm floor lamp shaped like a giant cigarette, with a warm orange and white glow that stops people the moment they walk in.

Why a single statement piece works better:

• It anchors the room and starts conversations, which is the whole point of a man cave.
• It photographs well, so it’s the thing guests ask about and post.
• It gives warm, ambient light rather than a flat ceiling wash.

If you want something bolder or brighter, the Barbie Cigarette LED Lamp at £249 does the same job in pink, popular for gaming setups and home bars that want a louder look. Either way, the principle holds: pick one hero piece and build the rest of the lighting softly around it, rather than spreading the budget across a dozen small lights that add up to no character.

Both lamps are mains powered with zero assembly, so they’re ready to use out of the box, no custom order or setup involved. That makes them an easy starting point: get the statement piece in, see how it changes the room, then add a lit sign or softer base lighting around it.

Shop the Marlboro Cigarette LED Lamp ready to ship with free UK delivery.

Yes, if you buy the right kind. The trick is to choose lit pieces that aren’t Christmas specific in shape, so they carry your branding all year and just change their message, rather than festive props that get packed away in January.

Here’s the smart way to think about it:

• A Bespoke LED Standing Light Box or a lit sign works for a January sale, a spring promotion and a summer window exactly as well as it works at Christmas.
• You refresh the graphic or message rather than replacing the unit, so the same piece runs seasonal campaigns all year.
• That makes it a reusable branding asset that happens to launch at Christmas, not a single use decoration.

Compare that with disposable festive props reordered every December, and the reusable lit piece works out cheaper across a couple of seasons, not more expensive. You’re spreading the cost over a year of use instead of writing it off in January.

So the buying rule for festive signage is: avoid anything shaped like a snowflake or a tree if you want it to earn its keep beyond December, and choose a lit sign or box you’ll run all year with changing messages. A Custom LED Signs piece is a good example, festive wording in December, a sale message in January, your standard branding the rest of the year.

Buy a piece that lasts past December, plan it on a free mock-up.

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, and it’s the detail that makes a home bar feel like a proper bar rather than a corner with a fridge. A Custom LED Signs piece from £85 lets you put your bar’s name, a favourite line or your own design on the wall, lit so it reads in the low light you actually drink in.

How it works:

• You choose the wording or supply a design, and send your artwork in vector format if you can.
• We show you a free mock-up of it as a lit sign, so you confirm the look and size before it’s made.
• It’s produced to a 5 to 7 day lead time and arrives ready to hang.

The reason it works so well is that a sign gives a space an identity. A garden bar can look like a shed with a keg until the night a lit sign with the bar’s name goes up above the taps, then it feels designed, and it usually costs less than the fridge did.

Keep the design bold and simple so it reads at a glance across the room, and pick one or two colours to keep it legible and the cost sensible. Warm tones tend to suit a bar space best.

Whether it’s a cheeky name, your surname’s “tavern”, or a clean logo, the sign is yours, made from your artwork, and you see it before you pay.

Design your home bar sign on a free mock-up.

Yes. Every custom order comes with a free, no-obligation mock-up, so you see your logo or design on the actual product before you pay anything. Nothing goes into production until you’ve approved that visual, which is how you avoid a sign or centrepiece arriving not quite as you pictured it.

The process is simple: send your logo or artwork, we show you the piece with your design applied at the size you need, and you confirm or ask for changes. For a matched set, table centres for a wedding or signs across several sites, this is the step that guarantees they come out consistent and correct rather than subtly different.

There’s no commitment to buy and no charge for the mock-up itself, so it costs you nothing to see it first. Send your artwork and get a free mock-up before you decide.

Yes. Boardsy supplies the Custom LED Furniture range as bespoke units, so your logo, colours and finish go on the lit faces, applied to read clearly when the piece is glowing. Nothing is produced until you’ve approved the exact look on a free mock-up.

That matters most when you want a matched set, a bar table, seating and centres that all read as one brand rather than a mix. Because it’s lit from within, the branding carries in the low light an evening event runs in, which is when it’s working hardest.

Send clean, high-resolution artwork so it reproduces crisply on a lit surface. See your branding across the set with a free mock-up before you order.

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. Unlike flowers, a Custom Branded LED Cube Table Centre stores away and comes back out, so it doesn’t end the night in the bin. Personalised with your names and date, it becomes a keepsake you keep on a shelf; kept generic, it works for anniversaries and future parties too.

For planners rather than couples, that reuse is the whole value: a set branded neutrally, or swapped per client, covers a season of weddings instead of reordering flowers each time. The lit cube is an owned asset, not a one-day cost.

Store them somewhere dry and they keep looking the part for years. Plan your set, keepsake or reusable, on a free mock-up.

Yes. A Bespoke LED Cube Light Box can carry one logo wrapped across all faces, or four different messages, a logo, a strapline, a QR code and a product shot, whatever the stand needs. Each face is lit evenly so the design glows rather than showing hot spots.

Running different messages per side is useful on an island stand, where each aisle sees a different angle, so you can lead with the logo on one face and an offer on another. You approve the exact artwork for every side on a free mock-up before production, which is what keeps a run of cubes consistent.

Send clean, high-resolution files, because a lit face shows up a low-quality image more than print does. See your design on all four sides with a free mock-up.

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.

Yes, portability is the whole design. It stands on its own base and runs off a standard 3-pin plug, so a Bespoke LED Standing Light Box moves from shop to stand to venue with no install, no tools and no fixings. For a business doing several events a month, that’s one sign covering all of them instead of booking a fresh hire for each.

Three practical points keep it looking new: give it a clear floor spot with a plug in reach, carry the panel with reasonable care as you would any screen, and wipe the face so the branding stays sharp. There’s no bulb to replace and nothing to assemble each time.

That reuse is exactly where it beats hiring, where you pay again and inherit someone else’s wear at every event. Design it once and it works across every setting you take it to. See yours on a free mock-up first.

Yes. A Custom Circle LED Table Lamp is built to carry your artwork, a logo, monogram, short message or pattern, lit evenly so it glows softly rather than glaring. Nothing is produced until you’ve approved the exact look on a free mock-up.

For business use, that means matching your brand colours precisely so the lamp sits right alongside the rest of your identity on a reception desk or bar top. For a gift, it means getting a name, date or spelling exactly right, which is the entire point of a personalised piece and the easiest thing to get wrong without a proof.

Send a clean, high-resolution file, because a lit face shows up a low-quality or pixelated image far more than print does. Fine detail can get lost in a soft glow, so bolder, simpler designs read best. See your design on the lamp with a free mock-up before ordering.

Yes, and it’s the whole point of a lit centrepiece over generic decor. A Custom Branded LED Cube Table Centre can carry your names, a date, a monogram, an initial or a wedding hashtag, glowing softly on each face so it reads across a dim reception.

You approve the exact artwork, spelling and layout on a free mock-up before anything’s produced, which is the step that matters most when you’re ordering a dozen and need them all correct and matching. Get the proof right and there are no surprises on the morning.

Keep the design clean and high-contrast so it reads glowing from across the table. See your names on the centrepiece with a free mock-up before the day.

Yes, and it’s most of the reason to choose them over flowers. A Custom Branded LED Cube Table Centre stores away between events and comes back out unchanged, so the cost spreads across many nights instead of being thrown out with the wilted stems each time.

How you brand it decides how reusable it is, and this is the bit worth planning. Keep the artwork generic, a logo or a clean pattern, and one set covers a whole season of corporate events. Personalise it with names or a specific date and it becomes a one-off keepsake, ideal for a wedding but tied to that occasion.

So for repeat use, order generic branding and store the cubes carefully, and a single order lasts years. For a one-off, personalise freely. Either way you’re not reprinting. Plan your set on a free mock-up before committing.

It suits indoor use and covered outdoor spots, a marquee, a covered terrace, a sheltered courtyard, rather than a fully exposed position in the rain. The key is specifying the exact setting before you order so the LED Bench Light Box is built and rated for it, instead of assuming an indoor piece will shrug off weather it wasn’t made for.

For a covered outdoor event, tell us the precise position and how sheltered it actually is when you enquire, and we’ll advise on the right spec. Power is the other practical point: plan a safe route to a socket so there’s no cable trailing across a walkway where guests move.

Get both sorted at the order stage and it works as a lit feature seat inside or under cover, glowing as a focal point once the evening light drops. See yours on a free mock-up before you commit.

Much of the Custom LED Furniture range suits indoor use and covered outdoor spots such as a marquee, a covered terrace or a sheltered courtyard, rather than a fully exposed position in the rain. The key is specifying the exact setting before you order so each piece is built and rated for it.

For a covered outdoor event, tell us the precise position and how sheltered it is when you enquire, and we’ll advise on the right spec. Power is the other practical point: plan a safe route to a socket so no cable trails across a walkway.

Get both sorted at the order stage and lit furniture works as a glowing feature inside or under cover. Confirm the setting and see your pieces on a free mock-up.

They suit indoor use and covered outdoor spots, a marquee, a covered terrace, a sheltered courtyard, rather than a fully exposed spot in the rain. Specify the exact setting before ordering so the LED Bench Light Box is built and rated for it, instead of assuming an indoor piece will shrug off the weather.

For a covered outdoor event, tell us the precise position and how sheltered it is, and we’ll advise on the right spec. Plan power too, a safe route to a socket so no cable trails where guests walk.

Sorted at the order stage, it works as a glowing feature seat inside or under cover. See yours on a free mock-up before you commit.

Both are the same giant cigarette floor lamp; the difference is colour and mood. The warm orange Marlboro Cigarette LED Lamp at £149 gives a soft, classic den glow that suits a home bar or a cosy man cave. The pink Barbie Cigarette LED Lamp at £249 puts out a bolder, brighter colour hit built for gaming setups, salons and louder interiors.

Choose orange when you want atmosphere, a warm background light that makes a room feel like an evening. Choose pink when you want the lamp itself to be the statement, a real colour pop that reads strongly on camera and in photos.

Price plays in too: orange is the more affordable at £149, pink sits at £249 for the bolder look. Both are around a metre tall, mains powered and ship ready to use, so it comes down to the mood you’re after and your budget.

Choose a cube when people approach from more than one direction, an island stand, an open retail floor, a foyer plinth, because a Bespoke LED Cube Light Box brands on all four faces and greets every aisle. Choose a flat lightbox when the display sits against a wall with a single sightline.

The quick test: stand where your visitors will and count how many directions they come from. Two or more means a cube earns its cost; one means a flat Bespoke LED Standing Light Box at £99 does the job for less.

Getting this right matters more than the artwork, because a flat sign on an island stand turns its back on half the room however good the design. Compare both lit on a free mock-up before deciding.

Yes, they suit weddings particularly well. A Custom Branded LED Cube Table Centre personalised with the couple’s names or a monogram gives each table a warm glow that lifts the room exactly when the evening lighting drops and fresh flowers fade into the dark.

They double as a keepsake, since a personalised cube is something to keep rather than bin with the leftover stems, and they don’t wilt over a long day. Most couples order one per table plus a few extra for the top table, the cake table and the bar.

For a mixed lit display with a little height variation, pair the cubes with a Custom Circle LED Table Lamp. Order early enough to allow the 5 to 7 day production time once artwork’s confirmed, and personalise your set on a free mock-up before the day.

Yes, we supply and deliver LED products worldwide, with pricing in GBP, USD and EUR so you see the cost in your own currency rather than guessing at a conversion. Wherever it’s going, the process is the same: for a custom piece, approve your mock-up, we produce in 5 to 7 days, then it ships; stock items ship straight out.

For international orders, flag your delivery date and location when you enquire so we can build shipping time into the plan alongside production, which matters most when it’s for a fixed event date abroad. Bulk orders going to one location, and over £1,000, also qualify for preferential trade pricing.

So distance isn’t a barrier, it just means planning delivery time into the run-up rather than leaving it to the last week. Send your details and get a free mock-up with a price in your currency.

Yes. Boardsy supplies and delivers the statement floor lamps worldwide from the UK, with pricing in GBP, USD and EUR so you see the cost in your own currency. Both the Marlboro Cigarette LED Lamp and the pink Barbie Cigarette LED Lamp are stock items, so they ship straight out with no production wait.

For international orders, it’s worth flagging your location when you order so we can confirm delivery timing to you. There’s nothing to assemble at the other end, it arrives ready to plug in.

So wherever you are, distance isn’t a barrier. Pick your colour and order the lamp that suits your room.

Yes. Orders over £1,000 qualify for preferential trade pricing, which suits agencies, venues, event companies and retailers fitting out several sites or buying in volume. It applies across the range, so you can mix signs, table centres and furniture towards the threshold rather than having to buy a stack of one item.

This is where owning clearly beats hiring for anyone running regular events. A venue kitting out several rooms, or an agency ordering branded pieces for a season, spreads one trade order across months of use instead of paying hire fees every single time. A batch of Custom Branded LED Cube Table Centre units for a venue is a common example that clears the threshold easily.

Tell us what you’re planning and the quantities when you enquire, and we’ll put trade pricing together for the full order. Start with a free mock-up of your pieces.

Yes, it makes a genuine keepsake rather than a throwaway. A Custom Circle LED Table Lamp personalised with a name, date or design becomes something the person keeps and actually uses, which is more than most gifts manage, and at £49 it lands as thoughtful without being extravagant.

The one thing that makes or breaks a personalised gift is the detail, so use the free mock-up to check the name, spelling and layout before it’s made. That single step is what turns a nice idea into a gift that lands exactly right.

It suits birthdays, weddings, new homes, retirements and thank-you gifts, anywhere a soft personal light fits. Order with enough runway for the 5 to 7 day production once artwork’s confirmed, plus delivery, so it arrives ahead of the occasion. Design your gift on a free mock-up.

Yes, it’s a strong fit for a gaming or streaming setup. A statement floor lamp behind or beside the desk reads brilliantly on camera and adds depth to the shot without throwing glare into your eyes. The pink Barbie Cigarette LED Lamp at £249 suits a bold, colourful setup, while the warm Marlboro Cigarette LED Lamp at £149 gives a moodier backdrop.

Keep the desk itself on softer, adjustable light and let the statement lamp do the character, so it frames your stream rather than washing you out. At around a metre tall it fills a corner of the shot as a proper feature.

Both are mains powered and ship ready to use. Pick the colour that matches your setup and stand it where the camera catches it.

Order in good time, because production runs 5 to 7 days once your artwork is confirmed, with delivery on top. The clock starts when you approve the mock-up, not when you first enquire, so getting the names and layout signed off promptly is what keeps everything on schedule for the date.

For a wedding, work backwards from the day: allow the 5 to 7 days, add delivery, and leave room to approve the proof, which realistically means ordering a few weeks ahead rather than the week before. A Custom Branded LED Cube Table Centre set for a full reception is worth not rushing.

If your date is tight, say so when you enquire and we’ll tell you honestly whether it’s achievable. Start the clock with 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.

Most custom LED products take 5 to 7 days to produce once your artwork is confirmed, with delivery on top. The clock starts at sign-off, not at first enquiry, so approving your mock-up promptly is what keeps everything on schedule.

For an event, work backwards from the date: allow the 5 to 7 days for production, add delivery time, and leave a little room to approve artwork, which realistically means ordering a couple of weeks ahead to be comfortable rather than sweating a courier. Ready-made stock items ship without that production wait, so ask if you need something quickly.

If you’re on a genuinely tight deadline, say so when you enquire and we’ll tell you honestly whether it’s achievable rather than promise and miss. The fastest way to start the clock is to approve 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.

A Custom Branded LED Cube Table Centre starts at £49, which makes putting a lit, personalised centre on every reception table realistic rather than a luxury. The main cost driver is quantity, since you’ll want one per table plus a few extra for the top table, cake table and bar.

Set against fresh flowers reordered for the day, a lit centre is reusable and doesn’t wilt, so it doubles as a keepsake rather than something binned that night. A taller Custom Round Column Table Centre at £55 costs a little more for a more dramatic look.

Prices are in GBP with USD and EUR options, supplied worldwide from the UK, and a larger set over £1,000 brings preferential trade pricing. Personalise yours on a free mock-up.

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.

Boardsy’s Custom LED Furniture runs from £49 for a lit table centre up to £499 for a full LED Bar Table and Chair Set, with a light-up bar table on its own at £249 in between. What you pay comes down to the piece, the size and how many you need.

Judge it against the right benchmark. Lit furniture does two jobs, furnishing and branding, so the fair comparison is hiring plain furniture plus producing separate signage for every event, not the price of a bare table alone. Because you own it, the spend lands once and spreads across years of use.

Prices are in GBP with USD and EUR options, supplied worldwide from the UK, and kitting out a venue over £1,000 brings preferential trade pricing. See your branding on the furniture with a free mock-up.

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.

A Custom Branded LED Cube Table Centre starts at £49, which is what makes putting one on every table realistic rather than a luxury. The main cost driver is simply quantity, since most events want one per table plus a couple of spares for the top table and the bar.

The value case is reuse. Fresh flowers and printed centrepieces are a cost you repeat for every event; a lit cube stores away and comes back out, so the spend lands once. For a venue or agency running regular events, that turns a recurring bill into an owned asset that pays back over a season. A full set over £1,000 qualifies for preferential trade pricing.

Every cube includes a free mock-up so you approve the design first, with GBP, USD and EUR pricing, worldwide delivery and a 5 to 7 day lead time once artwork’s confirmed. See your logo on the cube with a free mock-up.

A Custom Circle LED Table Lamp starts at £49, which keeps it affordable both as a personalised gift and as a subtle branded touch across several desks. Size and finish move the price, but the entry point is low enough that ordering a handful for a team, a reception and a bar stays realistic.

For a business it’s a low-cost way to get consistent branding onto front-of-house surfaces; as a gift it’s a personalised piece that stays in use rather than getting shelved, so the money isn’t wasted on something forgotten. Either way it’s a one-off spend.

Every lamp includes a free mock-up so you approve the design before paying, with GBP, USD and EUR pricing, worldwide delivery and a 5 to 7 day lead time once artwork’s confirmed. A batch over £1,000 qualifies for preferential trade pricing. See your design lit on a free mock-up.

The giant cigarette-shaped statement lamp starts at £149 for the warm orange Marlboro Cigarette LED Lamp, with the bolder pink Barbie Cigarette LED Lamp at £249. Both are around a metre tall, mains powered and ship ready to use, so the price is for a finished statement piece, not a kit.

The difference is colour and impact: orange for a warm den glow, pink for a louder colour hit that reads on camera. Boardsy sources and supplies both as stock items, so there’s no lead time to wait out.

Prices are in GBP with USD and EUR options and worldwide delivery from the UK. Pick your colour and order the one that fits your room.

A LED Bench Light Box starts at £199, and size and spec move it from there. Judge that against the right benchmark: it’s doing two jobs at once, so the fair comparison is the combined cost of hiring event furniture and producing separate signage for every event, not the price of a plain bench alone.

Because you own it, that £199 spreads across event after event instead of a hire fee each time, and it comes out branded and ready rather than plain. Indoor or covered-outdoor spec, and any size increase, are the main variables. A set of benches for a venue, over £1,000, brings preferential trade pricing.

Every bench includes a free mock-up so you sign off the branding before production, with GBP, USD and EUR pricing and worldwide delivery, and a 5 to 7 day lead time once artwork’s confirmed. See your branding on the bench with a free mock-up.

A Bespoke LED Cube Light Box starts at £219, and size is the main thing that moves it. A compact plinth cube sits near the entry price; a large floor-standing unit built to read across a hall costs more, because it uses more panel and more LED on all four faces. Finish and whether you want one unit or a matched set are the other factors.

The comparison worth doing is owning against hiring exhibition kit. Hired display comes back re-billed every show, often late and scuffed, while an owned cube is a one-off cost that turns up ready. For a brand doing several shows a year it pays for itself fast, and runs over £1,000 bring preferential trade pricing.

Every cube is supplied with a free mock-up so you approve the artwork on all sides before paying, in GBP, USD or EUR with worldwide delivery from the UK. See yours lit and priced on a free mock-up.

A Bespoke LED Standing Light Box starts at £99, and size is the main thing that moves it from there. A compact doorway or reception sign sits near the entry price; a large foyer piece built to read across a hall costs more, because it uses more panel and more LED. The other price factors are the finish and whether you want one unit or a matched set across sites.

The comparison worth doing is owning against hiring. Hired event signage comes back re-billed every event, often late and scuffed, whereas an owned box is a one-off cost that turns up ready every time you use it, which for anyone doing regular events pays for itself fast. Runs over £1,000, say a set for several branches, bring in preferential trade pricing.

Every box includes a free mock-up so you approve the exact size and artwork before paying, with GBP, USD and EUR pricing and worldwide delivery. See yours lit and priced 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.

Lit seating starts at £189 for a Poly Faced Custom LED Stool and £199 for a LED Bench Light Box, with size and spec moving it from there. Judge it against the combined cost of hiring plain seating and producing separate signage for every event, since a lit piece does both jobs at once.

Because you own it, that spend spreads across event after event instead of a hire fee each time, and it comes out branded and ready rather than plain. Indoor or covered-outdoor spec is the main variable to confirm.

Prices are in GBP with USD and EUR options, supplied worldwide from the UK, 5 to 7 day lead time once artwork’s confirmed, and a venue set over £1,000 brings preferential trade pricing. See your branding on the seating with a free mock-up.

The Marlboro Cigarette LED Lamp is £149, and the pink Barbie Cigarette LED Lamp version is £249. Both are ready to ship, so there’s no custom order or wait beyond delivery.

For that you get:

• A 100cm floor lamp shaped like a giant cigarette, with an acrylic body and a warm internal glow.
• Mains powered operation, weighing about 1kg, with zero assembly, it works straight out of the box.
• A genuine statement piece built by a UK LED specialist, not a flimsy import.

The price sits it firmly in gift and statement territory rather than budget novelty, and the build reflects that: it’s made to be a long term focal piece for a home bar, gaming room or man cave, not a throwaway. The orange and white glow is especially effective in low light, adding warm depth to a room without harsh glare, which is why it’s popular as a streaming backdrop as well as a home bar centrepiece.

Free UK delivery is included, and there are USD and EUR currency options with worldwide delivery if you’re ordering from outside the UK. Because it ships ready to use, you can have it in place and lighting the room the day it arrives.

If you want something bolder, the Barbie version at £249 gives the same shape and effect in pink for a louder look.

Shop the Marlboro Cigarette LED Lamp now with free UK delivery.

The giant cigarette LED lamp stands at roughly 100cm, so it’s a full floor lamp, not a desktop novelty that gets lost on a shelf. That height is the point: it reads as a feature from across the room and anchors a corner the way a piece of furniture does.

For most rooms that scale is ideal. In a home bar or gaming corner it sits near eye level when you’re seated, which is exactly where you want a glow to land. Before ordering, check you’ve a clear floor spot of roughly a foot square with a plug within reach, since it’s mains powered and stands on the floor rather than mounting to anything.

Both versions share that floor-standing size, so choose on colour and price rather than scale: the Marlboro Cigarette LED Lamp in warm orange or the pink Barbie Cigarette LED Lamp.

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.

The way to stand out is to lead with a bright, branded focal point rather than another string of fairy lights, because every shop on the street has lights and a tree, so those blend you in rather than making you stand out. What pulls a passer-by across a cold, dark pavement is a lit piece that reads from a distance and after dark.

A few moves that work:

• Put a Bespoke LED Standing Light Box or a lit sign in the window as the anchor, so there’s a bright branded point that reads across the road.
• Say something, not just sparkle. A lit “Christmas gift sets in store” sells; another string of lights doesn’t.
• Light the window first, then decorate around it, most of your December footfall passes in the dark.

Think about a cafe on a commuter high street: most of its December trade passes morning and evening, in the dark. A lit window sign catches those people where an unlit display of props gets lost behind reflections and grey daylight.

The smart bit is choosing pieces that aren’t Christmas specific in shape, so they carry your branding into the January sale and beyond, rather than being packed away in January as single use decorations. That turns festive spend into a year round asset.

Because of the festive rush, order early: lead time is 5 to 7 days once artwork’s confirmed, and leaving room for the design means a lit window in early December, not too late.

Plan your festive window with a free mock-up.

It gives a soft, even accent glow rather than a bright task light, so it’s for mood and character more than reading fine print. On a bar, a bedside table or a reception desk that soft light is exactly what you want, atmosphere with your design carried in the glow.

If you need a working light to see detail by, this isn’t that piece, and the honest answer is to treat a Custom Circle LED Table Lamp as the atmospheric accent and add brighter task lighting where you genuinely need it. Trying to make one lamp do both jobs tends to disappoint on both.

Where it earns its place is character: gentle light plus branding or a personal design in one small piece. For a bolder branded statement on the same wall or bar, a Custom LED Signs piece from £85 steps things up. See the glow on a free mock-up first.

Yes. The giant cigarette LED lamp is an LED, so it runs cool and low energy, with no flame, no smoke and nothing burning, just a light. Unlike an old filament bulb it won’t get hot to the touch even after hours on, which makes it fine to leave glowing through an evening.

It runs off a standard plug, so treat it like any mains floor lamp: keep the cable tidy and out of a walkway, and stand it on a flat, stable spot. There’s no special handling beyond ordinary common sense with a plugged-in lamp.

The Marlboro Cigarette LED Lamp and the pink Barbie Cigarette LED Lamp both work the same low-heat way, plug in and glow.

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. A LED Bench Light Box is built as furniture first, not a fragile light box you’re warned to keep clear of. The illuminated faces sit within a solid structure made to take adult weight and the general knocks of a busy event, and the branding is applied to survive repeated use rather than scuff off.

The thing to check with any lit furniture is where the cheap versions fail, and it’s almost always the seams or the surface finish first, followed by the lighting behind a thin face. A properly built bench is engineered so those aren’t weak points, which is the line between commercial event kit and a novelty prop that lasts one party.

Specced for its setting, indoor or covered-outdoor, it holds up across a full season of events. Tell us the intended use when you request your mock-up and we’ll confirm the right build. Start with a free mock-up.

Yes, it’s one of the best display pieces for an exhibition stand, especially an island stand with no back wall. A Bespoke LED Cube Light Box brands on all four sides, so whichever aisle a visitor approaches from, your logo is facing them, which a flat banner simply can’t do.

It also reads from a distance in the mixed light of a hall, pulling people towards your stand rather than getting lost among fabric banners drooping on poles. And because you own it, it comes out for every show branded and ready, not hired and re-billed.

The one thing to plan is sizing it to your stand and sending crisp artwork. Compare cube and flat options in the LED Lightboxes range, then get a free mock-up.

Yes. A LED Bench Light Box is built as furniture first, not a fragile light box you’re warned to keep clear of. The lit faces sit within a solid structure made to take adult weight and the knocks of a busy event, with branding applied to survive repeated use.

The thing to check with any lit furniture is where cheap versions fail, almost always the seams or the surface finish first. A properly built piece is engineered so those aren’t weak points, which is the line between commercial event kit and a prop that lasts one party. Boardsy sources commercial-grade units for exactly this.

Specced for its setting, it holds up across a full season of events. Tell us the intended use when you request your mock-up. Start with a free mock-up.

Hire suits a genuine one-off with no branding. But the moment you want your logo on it, or you run more than a couple of events a year, buying wins. Hired furniture comes back re-billed every time and never carries your brand; an owned piece from the Custom LED Furniture range is a single spend that turns up ready and works event after event.

For a venue or agency, a few pieces cover a whole season, and they come out branded and consistent rather than whatever the hire company had in stock. The break-even comes quickly once you factor in paying separately for signage each time.

The exception is a one-time unbranded event, where hire is fine. For anything repeating or branded, own it. Plan your set on a free mock-up first.

It’s mains powered. The giant cigarette LED lamp plugs into a standard socket and runs off that, so there are no batteries to charge or replace and no dimming as a charge runs down. Switch it on and it glows for as long as you like.

What that means in practice is placement: pick a spot with a plug within reach so the cable runs tidily rather than trailing across a room. Because it’s a floor lamp at around a metre tall, it wants a clear corner or a spot beside a bar or desk.

The upside of mains over battery is consistent, full brightness all evening with nothing to recharge. The Marlboro Cigarette LED Lamp and the pink Barbie Cigarette LED Lamp both work this way, plug in and go, no assembly.

Yes. Despite the shape, the Marlboro Cigarette LED Lamp is simply an LED floor lamp, there’s no flame, no smoke and nothing burning. The glow comes from LEDs inside an acrylic body, so it runs cool and safe for a living room, home bar, bedroom or gaming setup.

The safety points that matter:

• LED light source, so it runs at low heat rather than getting hot like a filament bulb.
• No flame, smoke or ash, it only looks like a cigarette, it doesn’t behave like one.
• Mains powered with standard operation, no special handling needed.

It’s designed as indoor decor and ambient lighting, so it’s built for exactly the rooms people use it in. The warm orange and white glow gives a room atmosphere without harsh light, which is why it suits bedrooms and streaming setups as well as home bars.

The only sensible cautions are the same as for any floor lamp: place it where it won’t be knocked over, keep the acrylic body clean with a soft cloth, and don’t sit it somewhere it’ll get soaked, since it’s an indoor piece. Treated like any other lamp, it’s a safe, low fuss bit of statement lighting.

So the shape is the novelty; the function is a perfectly ordinary, safe LED lamp for indoor use.

Shop the lamp ready to use with free UK delivery on the product page.

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.

In short, a light box is a whole panel backlit evenly so the full face glows, while an LED sign is usually shaped lettering or a logo lit in outline with the wall showing through around it. Both are lit and branded, but they give a different look and suit different jobs.

Choose a light box when you want a full artwork panel: a menu, a poster-style advert, or a big logo on a solid glowing background. A Bespoke LED Standing Light Box is the free-standing version. Choose a shaped sign when you want just your name or logo glowing on its own, which reads as more of a design feature than an information panel.

As a rule of thumb, a busy trade stand needs the information a light box carries, while a bar wall often looks cleaner with a shaped sign. Compare the panels in the LED Lightboxes range, then get a free mock-up.

Hire suits a plain one-off with no branding. But once you want your logo on it, or you run several events a year, buying wins outright. Hired seating comes back re-billed and unbranded every time; an owned LED Bench Light Box is a single spend that turns up ready and works across years of events.

For an agency or venue, a couple of lit pieces cover a whole season and never carry someone else’s wear, and you save the separate signage cost each time. The break-even comes quickly once branding is on the table.

The exception is a genuine one-time unbranded event, where hire is fine. For anything repeating or branded, own it. Plan your seating on a free mock-up.

Choose free-standing when there’s no wall where the footfall is, when the venue bans fixings, or when the sign has to move between events. Choose wall-mounted when the position is permanent and you want it flush and out of the way.

Most exhibition halls, listed buildings and hired venues won’t let you drill, which alone settles it for a lot of buyers: a Bespoke LED Standing Light Box at £99 stands anywhere with a plug and needs no brackets or making good afterwards. Where the spot is fixed and depth is tight, a Bespoke Ultra Slim LED Advertising Board at £55 sits near flush and keeps the floor clear.

The deciding question is simple: does this sign live in one place forever, or does it travel and change setting? Travelling or temporary means free-standing nearly every time. Compare both lit on a free mock-up before deciding.

Almost any design you like. A Custom Branded LED Cube Table Centre can carry a company logo, a sponsor’s brand, table numbers, a wedding couple’s names, a date or an event hashtag, on faces lit evenly so the design glows rather than glares in a dim room.

That flexibility is why one product serves a corporate awards dinner and a wedding equally. For a sponsored event you might run different sponsor logos across the room so each table credits a backer; for a wedding you’d personalise with names and a date for a keepsake feel.

You approve the exact artwork on a free mock-up before production, which matters most when you’re ordering a matched set and need all of them identical and correct. Keep the design clean and high-contrast so it reads glowing from across the table. See your design lit on a free mock-up.

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.

For a bar or club, the core is a lit bar table plus branded seating. A LED Bar Table and Chair Set at £499 anchors a VIP area or a lit bar in one, while a Personalised Light-Up Bar Table at £249 works where you already have stools.

The reason lit furniture suits bars specifically is the lighting: a bar runs in low light of an evening, which is exactly when illuminated pieces glow and printed decor disappears. It also photographs, so your branding travels home in guests’ camera rolls. Boardsy UK already surfaces for illuminated bar furniture, so it’s proven territory.

Keep the branding bold so it reads across a dark room, and think in a matching set. See the range and get a free mock-up of your bar pieces.

The best shop window lighting is a bright, branded focal point that reads from a distance and after dark, because a window does most of its work in the evening when the street’s dark, especially in winter. A lit sign or box wins that moment far better than a display lit only by ambient daylight.

What to choose and why:

• For a freestanding window anchor, a Bespoke LED Standing Light Box at £99 gives a bright branded point that reads across the road.
• For a flat window where depth is tight, a Bespoke Ultra Slim LED Advertising Board at £55 sits near flush and carries a changeable advert.
• Compare the full set of window pieces by size in the LED Lightboxes range.

Two principles make a window work. First, brightness and contrast: the piece has to cut through reflections and street light, which a lit box does and a printed poster doesn’t. Second, a message, not just decoration, a window that says “sale now on” or shows your branding sells, where one that only twinkles doesn’t.

Practicalities to plan: check power access at the window, since sockets are often awkwardly placed, and consider a wireless piece if mains is a stretch. And size the piece to the window rather than over-filling it, a clear, bright focal point beats a cluttered display.

Get the right window piece for your shop with a free mock-up.

It suits any room that wants a bold focal point rather than just more light. Home bars and man caves are the classic fit, where one statement piece makes the space feel finished instead of half-built with a fridge and some stools. Gaming rooms and streaming setups love it too, since it reads brilliantly on camera and adds depth behind the desk without throwing glare into your eyes.

Studios, salons and bars use it for a photogenic corner, because a lamp people photograph earns free reach every time it lands on someone’s story or reel. The warm orange Marlboro Cigarette LED Lamp suits a cosy den; the pink Barbie Cigarette LED Lamp fits a louder, brighter space.

Pick the colour to match the room’s mood, give it a clear corner with a plug, and let it be the piece guests ask about.

Size it to where it sits and how far away people read it, not to the largest option. A cube on a reception plinth read up close can be modest; a floor-standing unit meant to pull people across an exhibition hall needs real presence to compete with everything else that’s lit.

Measure the plinth or floor spot first, picture the furthest point someone reads it from, and size up from there. A Bespoke LED Cube Light Box lost on a big stand, or crammed onto a small plinth, does only half its job however good the branding.

Tell us the setting and viewing distance when you request your mock-up and we’ll point you to the right size. Start with a free mock-up so you see it at true scale before ordering.

Size it to where it stands and how far away people read it, not to the largest option on the page. A reception or doorway sign read from a couple of metres can be modest; a piece meant to pull people across a busy exhibition hall needs real presence to compete with everything else that’s lit.

The quick method: measure your floor space, picture the furthest point someone reads it from, and size up from there. A Bespoke LED Standing Light Box lost in a big foyer, or wedged into a tight doorway, does only half its job however good the artwork is, so fit matters as much as design. Keep the logo bold and uncluttered so it holds up at distance.

Tell us the setting and viewing distance when you request your mock-up and we’ll point you to the right size. Start with a free mock-up so you see it at true scale before ordering.

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.

The best home bar statement lamp is a single bold focal piece rather than a scatter of small lights. The one people ask about most is the giant cigarette-shaped floor lamp: the Marlboro Cigarette LED Lamp at £149 in warm orange gives that classic den glow, while the pink Barbie Cigarette LED Lamp at £249 suits a louder space.

At around a metre tall it anchors a corner the way furniture does, so it makes a bar feel finished instead of half-built with a fridge and some stools. Pick one hero piece and build the rest of the lighting around it rather than spreading the budget thin.

Both ship ready to plug in, no assembly. Choose the colour that matches your room’s mood and let it be the piece guests notice first.

Order it in good time before December rather than in the thick of the festive rush. The production lead time is 5 to 7 days once your artwork’s confirmed, but the run up to Christmas is the busiest window of the year, so ordering early is the difference between a lit display in the first week of December and one that arrives too late to catch the footfall.

A sensible timeline:

• Get your free mock-up sorted several weeks out, which leaves room for artwork tweaks before production starts.
• Confirm the design early, because artwork approval is usually where timelines slip, not production itself.
• Aim to have the piece up by late November, so it’s working through the whole December trading period.

The reason to be early is simple: the value of a festive window is the December footfall it catches, and every week it’s not up is footfall missed during your busiest month. A Custom LED Signs piece or a lit window box that arrives on the 20th of December has missed most of the point.

If you’re kitting out more than one site, order the set together, both to keep the branding consistent and because orders over £1,000 qualify for preferential trade pricing.

The one line takeaway: treat festive signage like festive stock, order it before the rush, not during it.

Start early with a free mock-up so your window’s ready in time.

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.

They work best anywhere seating and branding overlap. On an exhibition stand, a tired visitor will sit and rest in your space, on your brand, instead of drifting to a competitor’s, so the LED Bench Light Box buys you dwell time as well as visibility. At weddings and parties it’s a lit feature seat that photographs beautifully once the evening lighting comes down.

Showrooms and retail use them as branded rest points that keep shoppers in store longer, and bars and hospitality spaces use them as glowing focal seating. The common thread is that people sit right on it, so your name ends up in the candid photos they take and share, which is reach you didn’t pay a second time for.

If you also need a vertical sign for the space, browse the Custom LED Furniture range for matching lit pieces, then get a free mock-up.

Anywhere seating and branding overlap. On an exhibition stand a lit LED Bench Light Box gives visitors a reason to rest in your space, on your brand, buying you dwell time as well as visibility. At weddings and parties it’s glowing feature seating that photographs well once the lights drop.

Bars, clubs and pop-ups use lit stools and benches to look designed rather than hired, and the fact people sit right on them means your name lands in their candid photos. That photographed reach is furniture doing a second job for free.

If you want matching lit tables alongside, browse the Custom LED Furniture range, then get a free mock-up.