FAQ Category: Venue & Exhibition Lighting


  • 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…

  • Where Do LED Benches Work Best?

    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…

  • 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…

  • 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…

  • 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.…

  • 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…

  • 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…

  • 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…

  • 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…

  • 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…