Light Box in Toronto

A light box is a sealed cabinet with an illuminated face, either flush against the building or projecting from it as a blade sign. LEDs run around the inside so the whole face glows evenly rather than showing hot spots, and the face is a printed or vinyl-applied translucent panel. It is the most economical way to get a large, bright, legible sign, and the face can be reprinted years later without touching the cabinet.

What you get

• One cabinet, one face — the lowest cost per square foot of any lit sign
• LEDs rated for 50,000 to 100,000 hours, so relamping is not a yearly job
• Faces are replaceable: a rebrand means a new panel, not a new sign
• Blade mounting puts the name out across the footpath where people are walking
• Double sided as standard on blade signs, so it reads from both directions