A light up cube is a glowing, four-sided branded cube that works as a plinth, display riser or standalone feature in a shop, window or showroom. Also called an illuminated cube, it lifts a product off the shelf, reads from every direction, and turns a flat display into something that stops people. Prices start at £219, supplied UK-wide by Boardsy. If your retail display blends in, a lit cube makes it a focal point.

Quick note to save confusion: search “LED cube” and you’ll mostly find giant LED video screens shaped like cubes. This isn’t that. A light up cube is an evenly lit, branded lightbox cube, the kind you stand a product on or sit in a window, at a fraction of the cost and complexity of a video wall.

What is a light up cube used for in retail?

Three jobs, mostly:

  • A plinth or riser: stand a hero product on a glowing cube and it reads as the centre of the display.
  • A window feature: a lit cube pulls the eye from the pavement, especially after dark when an unlit display disappears.
  • A branded block: your logo or a campaign message on all four faces, so it reads whichever way a shopper approaches.

Because a Bespoke LED Cube Light Box glows evenly on every side, it doesn’t have a bad angle, which matters in an open shop floor where people come at it from everywhere.

Why a cube beats a flat display riser

A plain riser lifts a product; it does nothing else. A lit cube lifts the product and advertises at the same time, glowing your brand while it holds the item up. In a window it works hardest in the evening, when a lit block is the only thing on a dark high street still pulling attention.

Can you brand and change it?

Yes. You choose the artwork on each face, a logo, a colour, a seasonal message, approved on a free mock-up before production. That makes one cube reusable across seasons: change the message, not the unit. For a retailer running monthly window changes, that’s a recurring print cost removed.

How big should it be?

Match it to the job. A small cube suits a counter or window riser; a larger one works as a floor-standing feature. Measure the spot and the product it’ll hold before you order, because a cube too small looks lost and one too big crowds the display. Tell us the use and we’ll point you to the right size.

What does a light up cube cost?

A Bespoke LED Cube Light Box starts at £219 and moves with size and finish, in GBP with USD and EUR options, supplied worldwide from the UK, 5 to 7 day lead time once artwork’s confirmed. Compare sizes in the LED Lightboxes range, and orders over £1,000 bring preferential trade pricing for a multi-store rollout.

The short version

A light up cube turns a flat retail display into a glowing, branded focal point that reads from every side and reworks for each season. Size it to the spot, brand all four faces, and get a free mock-up to see it lit before you order.