Common types include:
Single-sided wall-mounted light boxes
Double-sided projecting (blade) light boxes
Slimline indoor light boxes
Freestanding pylon-style light boxes
LED fabric light boxes (for indoor retail displays)
Our approach is to keep the recommendation practical: what will look right, perform properly and make sense for the budget.

Yes, in many cases. The right answer depends on the site, size, artwork and how you need the finished signage to perform. Send us a photo or brief and we can tell you what we would recommend rather than give you a generic answer.

Most light boxes feature:
Aluminium or steel frames
Opal acrylic or polycarbonate faces
LED lighting
Vinyl or digitally printed graphics applied to the face
3D elements including acrylic
Our approach is to keep the recommendation practical: what will look right, perform properly and make sense for the budget.

Yes, in many cases. The right answer depends on the site, size, artwork and how you need the finished signage to perform. Send us a photo or brief and we can tell you what we would recommend rather than give you a generic answer.

Yes. Outdoor light boxes are weatherproof and UV-rated for durability in Australian conditions. All our transformers are IP-rated (water-resistant) and built with quality materials for external applications. The important part is matching the material to where it will actually live. Adelaide sun, wind, handling and exposure matter, so we won’t recommend an indoor-grade solution just because it is cheaper.

Yes, in many cases. The right answer depends on the site, size, artwork and how you need the finished signage to perform. Send us a photo or brief and we can tell you what we would recommend rather than give you a generic answer.

Absolutely. Light boxes can be made to custom sizes and shapes, including circular, rectangular, square, or even custom cut-to-shape face panels to suit your branding or shopfront. You don’t need to have everything worked out before contacting us. Send us your logo, brand guidelines if you have them, and a photo or dimensions; our design team can take it from there and you’ll see a proof before production.

Yes. Light boxes are designed so the face panel or graphic film can be replaced easily if your branding or message changes. In practice, the best way to confirm it is to send us a photo or the artwork so we can recommend the right construction rather than give you a blanket yes.

Our lightboxes use energy-efficient LED lighting, which is:
Long-lasting (up to 50,000 hours)
Low-maintenance
Bright and evenly distributed
Older signs may use fluorescent tubes, but LED is the standard now. Standard warranties are as follows:
LEDs – 3 to 5 years
TRANSFORMERS – 4 to 6 years
Our approach is to keep the recommendation practical: what will look right, perform properly and make sense for the budget.

Prices vary depending on size, materials, and whether it’s single- or double-sided:
Small indoor light box: $300–$800
Medium shopfront light box: $1,200–$2,500
Large or custom external signs: $3,000–$10,000+
Installation and electrical work extra.
Treat those figures as a guide rather than a quote – size, material, quantity, access and finishing can move the price quickly. If you send us the basics, we would rather price the real job than guess.

Yes. We offer full installation services, including mounting, electrical connection, and council compliance in Adelaide, South Australia & Australia wide We think about installation while we design the sign, because access, fixing surfaces and site conditions can change what the best solution actually is.

In most cases, yes—external illuminated signs usually require development approval (DA) or a sign permit from your local council. Requirements vary by location and building type. My advice is to check this early. Approval requirements vary by site and council, and it is much easier to resolve before we manufacture the sign.