VISUAL CONCEPTEncased neon
A bright line protected within a clear acrylic form.
Interior statements and display walls

PRODUCTS / QSIGNMARK
Find the right light, material and mounting method for each place your brand appears.
Explore illuminated letters01 / LIGHT & MATERIAL GUIDE
Fifteen visual directions drawn from common illuminated letter techniques. Explore the material, glow and mounting effect, then refine the construction for your site.
VISUAL CONCEPTA bright line protected within a clear acrylic form.
Interior statements and display walls
VISUAL CONCEPTA diffused acrylic face gives the letter an even, direct glow.
Storefronts and brand rollouts
VISUAL CONCEPTAn opaque metal face with a soft pool of light behind it.
Architectural walls and hospitality
VISUAL CONCEPTVisible points of light make a graphic, theatrical feature.
Events and characterful interiors
VISUAL CONCEPTA shaped letter face adds depth before the rear light meets the wall.
Feature walls and premium interiors
VISUAL CONCEPTAn opaque face draws attention to the luminous side profile.
Close-view architectural details
VISUAL CONCEPTA lighter acrylic profile creates a fine, restrained halo.
Interior brand walls
VISUAL CONCEPTCompact, precise letter forms with a clean luminous face.
Smaller logos and interior signs
VISUAL CONCEPTA formed acrylic shell softens corners and spreads the light.
Repeatable brand environments
VISUAL CONCEPTContinuous curved light follows a drawn line or script.
Decorative graphics and interiors
VISUAL CONCEPTA slim, dark face appears to float against a quiet halo.
Minimal interiors and corridors
VISUAL CONCEPTColoured translucent acrylic carries light through its depth.
Bold colour accents
VISUAL CONCEPTSmall luminous letters hang independently from a discreet rail.
Windows and open-plan spaces
VISUAL CONCEPTA slim illuminated line is set into a solid metal face.
Subtle detail and premium spaces
VISUAL CONCEPTA broad luminous face and a controlled rear glow work together.
High-impact feature signageMATERIAL NOTES
Names often mix material, lighting direction and fabrication method. These starting points help make the choice clearer.
A versatile diffuser for glowing faces, coloured profiles and formed shapes.
An opaque, durable face or return for crisp edges, brushed finishes and halo effects.
A cast or filled face option for smooth, continuous illumination on suitable details.
A formed face with rounded volume, often considered for repeated shapes.
A continuous line effect for curves and expressive lettering, typically using LED flex.
The light source inside many letter types; spacing, diffusion and access shape the result.
02 / BEYOND LETTERS
The same attention to specification extends beyond illuminated letters to the rest of a signage program.
Directional, identification and information signs designed as one consistent family.
Freestanding brand and directional structures planned around sightlines, foundations and site conditions.
Signage coordinated with facade materials, mounting details and building scale.
Custom enclosures and support structures for integrated display applications.
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