FAQ Category: Venue & Exhibition Lighting

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…

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…

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…

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…

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…

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:…

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…

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…

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…

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…