Slim backlit frames for menus, posters and shopfronts. Edge-lit means the light comes from the sides rather than a box of tubes behind the print — which is why the frame is a few centimetres deep instead of fifteen, and why there are no bright patches over the graphic.
Frames run from A2 menu panels up to full poster and fabric-framed SEG sizes, and are quoted by the print format rather than the box — tell us the size you print and we'll match the frame.
Bright enough to read at night and inside a lit room; an LED light box is backlit, so it competes with daylight rather than beating it the way a screen does.
Yes — LED edge lighting draws little power and is rated for continuous use, though outdoor units are usually switched with the shopfront lighting or run from a solar panel.
A snap frame light box opens at the edges so one person changes the print in seconds — right for menus indoors. An outdoor light box is sealed and brighter, and doubles as an illuminated shop sign where the facade has nowhere for lettering.
