Retail interiors, hospitality spaces, event environments, wall logos, reception areas, branded displays, photo moments, and commercial projects requiring a clean neon-style appearance without glass tubing.
Flex LED Neon Signs
Flexible linear illumination on precision-cut acrylic backing.
Flex LED Neon Signs use a flexible silicone light engine mounted to a precision-cut acrylic backboard. The system creates the smooth, continuous appearance of traditional neon while supporting custom lettering, logos, outlines, and graphic shapes with low-voltage LEDs, concealed wiring, and project-specific mounting.
Lighting Style
Continuous LED neon flex
Backboard
Precision-cut acrylic
Support
Quote to production
Production Focus
Designed for clean bends, balanced line spacing,
uniform illumination, concealed wiring,
and installer-ready mounting documentation.
Built for
project partners
Signage Companies
Design Firms
Franchise Owners
Corporate Accounts
A continuous illuminated line follows the artwork while the acrylic backboard remains clear, colored, printed, or contour cut. The flex profile creates soft front and side glow with a modern low-voltage presentation.
Artwork feasibility, flex profile, bending direction, minimum radius, line spacing, color, acrylic shape and thickness, wiring exits, controls, power-supply location, mounting, environment, and installation requirements.
Technical Specifications
Fabrication data for Flex LED Neon Signs.
Review acrylic-backed construction, artwork geometry, flex profiles, hardwired and plug-and-play power options, remote dimming controls, hanging or stud mounting, environmental requirements, and quote preparation.
Final specificationConfirmed after artwork review
StyleLED neon flex on acrylic
Voltage12 or 24 VDC; system-specific
Power ConnectionHardwired or plug-and-play
ControlsRemote on/off + brightness available
MountingHanging or advertising-screw stud mount
1 / Construction
Flexible LED neon mounted to a precision-cut acrylic backboard.
The finished sign combines a flexible diffused LED profile, routed acrylic backing, concealed low-voltage wiring, either hardwired or plug-and-play power, optional remote brightness and on/off control, and hanging or stud-mounted installation selected around the wall and environment.
Primary System
Acrylic-Backed Flex LED Neon
Engineers select the correct flex family, bending direction, profile size, cut increments, bend radius, acrylic construction, wiring layout, and power platform after reviewing the artwork.
Cross SectionNeon flex + acrylic backboard + concealed wiring
The illustration shows flexible illuminated profiles mounted to acrylic with rear wiring and wall attachment. Dimensions A, T1, and T2 are finalized around artwork spacing, flex profile, acrylic thickness, wall offset, and installation conditions.
Finished EffectContinuous illuminated line on clear contour-cut acrylic
The clear backing preserves the artwork silhouette while the diffused LED line creates a smooth front-facing glow and visible dimensional edge.
Light SourceFlexible low-voltage LED neon
BackboardContour-cut acrylic
MountingDirect, standoff, or hanging by project
Construction Details
Primary stages coordinated for a clean, serviceable LED neon sign.
1
Artwork EngineeringStroke, bend radius, counters, and segment paths reviewed
Artwork is evaluated for the selected flex profile, bending direction, cut increments, wire transitions, line spacing, mounting holes, and readable illuminated form.
2
Acrylic FabricationClear, colored, printed, or contour-cut backing
The backboard is routed, drilled, edge finished, and prepared for flex retention, wire pass-throughs, standoffs, hanging points, or direct mounting.
3
Flex Forming & RetentionProfile installed within approved bend limits
The LED neon is cut only at approved increments, formed in the correct bending direction, secured without twisting or crushing, and terminated to the planned wiring layout.
4
Electrical AssemblyHardwired or plug-and-play power with optional remote control
Run lengths, circuit loading, voltage drop, wire gauge, power supplies, plugs, hardwire leads, remote dimmers, receivers, connectors, exits, strain relief, and service access are coordinated before final assembly.
5
Mounting PreparationHanging or advertising-screw stud mounting
Advertising screws, sign standoff barrels and caps, threaded studs, hanging cables or chains, hole locations, wall anchors, wiring clearance, templates, packaging, and installer instructions are confirmed before shipment.
2 / Core Specs
Primary production specifications.
Final construction depends on artwork geometry, selected flex family, color, bending direction, acrylic style, sign size, controls, environment, mounting method, power location, and installation requirements.
Specification
Planning Standard
Production Notes
Product Style
Flex LED Neon Sign
A flexible diffused LED profile formed to approved artwork and mounted to a precision-cut acrylic backboard.
Light Engine
Flexible silicone LED neon profile
Profile width, height, diffuser shape, bending direction, output, color, voltage, cut increments, and bend radius are selected from the approved product family.
Operating Voltage
12 or 24 VDC; system-specific
Voltage is matched to the approved flex, total run length, control platform, power supply, wire path, and voltage-drop calculations.
Power Connection
Hardwired or plug-and-play
Plug-and-play systems use a compatible low-voltage power supply and cord set for connection to an outlet. Hardwired systems use concealed or remote power equipment and must be connected by the appropriate qualified installer.
Acrylic Backboard
Clear, frosted, colored, mirrored, or printed acrylic
Material, thickness, contour, edge finish, holes, panel joints, print, and mounting preparation are selected around size and appearance.
Lighting Options
Static white, static color, tunable white, RGB, or RGBW where compatible
Available options depend on the selected flex profile, controller, power platform, run length, color requirements, and project environment.
Remote Control
Optional on/off and brightness adjustment
A compatible remote dimmer and receiver can be supplied for static systems. RGB, RGBW, tunable-white, or animated systems require the matching controller and remote platform.
Bending Direction
Top-bend or side-bend; product-specific
The artwork must follow the permitted bending axis. Twisting, reverse bending, and bending below the approved radius can damage the internal circuit.
Cutting & Segmentation
Approved cut increments only
Segment lengths, solder or connector locations, jump wires, dead zones, terminations, and circuit grouping are planned from the manufacturer requirements.
Wiring Exit
Rear exit standard; side or remote transition by project
Wire paths are selected around acrylic routing, wall penetrations, concealment, strain relief, serviceability, controller location, and field access.
Mounting
Hanging or stud mounted with advertising screws
Advertising screws are decorative sign standoff fasteners using threaded studs with barrel-and-cap hardware. Hanging systems use cable, chain, or approved suspension hardware. Hole patterns, anchors, offsets, balance, wiring clearance, and wall conditions are project-specific.
Environment
Interior standard; exterior or wet-location only when specified
Outdoor use requires a compatible rated flex system, sealed cut ends and connectors, suitable wiring, power supplies, drainage, UV exposure review, and approved mounting details.
Electrical Coordination
Listed-sign and component requirements confirmed by project
Electrical construction, components, power supplies, markings, wiring, disconnects, instructions, and installation are coordinated to applicable UL 48, UL 879, and NEC Article 600 requirements.
3 / Size & Geometry
Artwork geometry is engineered around the selected flex profile.
Minimum stroke width, counter openings, line spacing, corner radius, cut increments, total run length, wire transitions, acrylic size, and shipping sections must be coordinated before production.
Critical Planning Rule
Minimum bend radius, bending direction, cut increments, run length, and profile size vary by flex system. Final artwork must be checked against the exact approved product rather than a universal neon dimension.
Minimum StrokeProfile- and artwork-specific
The illuminated line must accommodate the selected flex width, retention method, bend radius, spacing, and visual proportion.
Minimum Bend RadiusManufacturer-specific
Tight corners may require larger radii, segmented paths, wire jumps, alternate flex profiles, or artwork adjustment.
Top-Bend vs. Side-BendArtwork follows one approved bending axis
Letter shapes and curves are reviewed so the flex is not twisted or bent against its designed direction.
Cut IncrementsFixed by the internal LED circuit
Artwork path length is adjusted to approved cutting intervals, with termination locations hidden where possible.
Line SpacingClearance between adjacent runs
Spacing is coordinated to prevent hardware conflicts, excessive glow overlap, thermal concentration, and visual crowding.
Counters & IslandsOpenings and interior shapes reviewed
Small counters may require simplified paths, separate acrylic islands, bridges, jump wires, or alternate artwork construction.
Maximum Run LengthPower-platform-specific
Continuous length is limited by voltage, wattage, conductor size, allowable voltage drop, controller capacity, and the approved manufacturer data.
Acrylic Backboard SizeCustom by artwork and mounting
Contour offset, panel joints, rigidity, edge clearance, mounting holes, shipping size, and wall coverage are coordinated.
Wall OffsetDirect or standoff by project
T1, T2, and related projection dimensions are confirmed from flex depth, acrylic thickness, spacer length, wiring clearance, and wall conditions.
Sections & FreightLarge signs may be divided
Acrylic joints, circuit zones, connectors, alignment keys, packaging, field assembly, and access are planned before fabrication.
4 / Lighting & Controls
Hardwired or plug-and-play illumination with optional remote control.
The flex profile, voltage, color, connection method, power supply, remote dimmer, controller, wiring, run lengths, service access, and installation environment are matched to the approved artwork.
Power & Control Platform
Hardwired or plug-and-play LED neon
Engineers select the appropriate connection and control package after reviewing the sign size, voltage, desired operation, power location, wiring concealment, wall construction, service access, and installation environment.
Plug-and-PlayPower supply and outlet cord
Designed for straightforward connection to a compatible receptacle, with the low-voltage power supply and cord located where they remain accessible and appropriately concealed.
HardwiredConcealed or remote electrical connection
Used where a cleaner permanent installation is required. Final connection, disconnecting means, enclosure, access, and field wiring are coordinated with the installer and applicable requirements.
Remote ControlBrightness adjustment and on/off operation
A compatible handheld remote and receiver can be supplied to dim the sign and switch it on or off without reaching the power supply.
Color SelectionAvailable manufacturer palette
White CCT, static color, silicone jacket color, RGB/RGBW performance, and day/night appearance are approved before production.
Static & Dynamic OutputSingle color through RGBW where compatible
Static systems support consistent output and compatible dimming. Dynamic systems require matching multi-channel flex, controllers, receivers, and commissioning.
Power SuppliesLoad-matched and accessible
Power quantity, capacity, connection style, location, ventilation, branch circuit, enclosure, service access, and environmental rating are confirmed.
Voltage DropRun length and wire gauge calculated
Long wire paths and large signs may require multiple feed points, separate circuits, larger conductors, or distributed power supplies.
Controllers & ReceiversRemote, zones, or data hardware
Remote dimmers, RGB, RGBW, tunable-white, or animated systems require coordinated channel count, receiver location, addressing, cabling, and access.
Wire RoutingConcealed through acrylic and wall
Rear exits, holes, strain relief, connectors, polarity, cable management, wall penetrations, plug leads, and hardwire transitions are documented.
Service PlanningReplaceable power and control components
Power supplies, remote receivers, and controllers are positioned where they can be inspected and replaced without damaging the finished sign or wall.
5 / Materials & Mounting
Materials selected around appearance, geometry, environment, and installation.
The silicone flex, acrylic backboard, retention method, wiring, hardware, wall attachment, finish, and electrical components are coordinated as one complete sign system.
Silicone LED Neon FlexFlexible diffused light engine
Profile geometry, bend direction, color, output, voltage, cut increment, jacket appearance, environmental rating, and connectors are selected by project.
Clear Acrylic BackboardMinimal visual support
Contour-cut or panel-style clear acrylic allows the wall finish to remain visible while supporting flex, wiring, mounting holes, and standoffs.
Finished Acrylic BackboardFrosted, colored, mirrored, or printed
Backboard treatments can add contrast, conceal wiring, reinforce branding, or create a more substantial daytime appearance.
Acrylic EdgesRouted and finished by project
Edge polishing, sanding, beveling, frost, print bleed, protective film, and handling are selected around the desired presentation.
Flex RetentionMechanical channel, clips, or approved bonding
The method is selected around profile geometry, acrylic routing, bend forces, service needs, temperature, environment, and manufacturer instructions.
Advertising-Screw Stud MountingDecorative sign standoff fasteners
The acrylic is drilled for threaded studs with barrel-and-cap hardware commonly sold as advertising screws or sign standoffs. Barrel depth, cap style, hole locations, anchors, wiring clearance, and alignment patterns are confirmed before fabrication.
Hanging MountCable, chain, or approved suspension kit
Suspension points, cable or chain length, ceiling or wall attachment, balance, power-cord routing, strain relief, sign movement, and required clearance are coordinated by project.
Exterior ConstructionNot standard unless specifically engineered
Exterior use requires compatible rated flex, sealed ends and connectors, suitable wiring and power supplies, UV and water review, drainage, corrosion-resistant hardware, and approved installation details.
6 / Quote Prep
Information required for an accurate quote.
Supplying the project details upfront helps confirm artwork feasibility, flex profile, color, acrylic construction, hardwired or plug-and-play power, remote-control requirements, hanging or advertising-screw stud mounting, pricing, production requirements, freight, and lead time.
Best Starting Point
Send the vector artwork.
Artwork allows us to review line paths, bend radius, flex direction, segment lengths, counters, spacing, acrylic contour, wiring exits, circuit zones, and mounting locations.
Start a QuoteArtworkAI, EPS, SVG, or PDF
Vector files are preferred. Provide the exact wording, logo, outline, or graphic path required.
Overall SizeWidth, height, and wall area
Provide target dimensions, viewing distance, available wall area, and any shipping or access restrictions.
Light ColorWhite, static color, RGB, or RGBW
Provide desired illuminated color, white CCT, unlit appearance, dimming needs, and any brand references.
Acrylic StyleClear, finished, panel, or contour cut
Provide the preferred backboard shape, color, print, edge appearance, and whether the wall should remain visible.
ControlsRemote on/off and brightness adjustment
Confirm whether a handheld remote is required, desired dimming range, operating zones, RGB or RGBW functions, receiver location, and any programmable scenes.
MountingHanging or advertising-screw stud mount
Provide wall or ceiling material, preferred standoff depth or hanging drop, site photos, anchor conditions, concealed wiring expectations, and installer requirements.
Power ConnectionHardwired or plug-and-play
Confirm outlet or circuit location, cord visibility, desired plug length, distance to the power supply, concealment requirements, hardwire access, and installer responsibilities.
EnvironmentInterior or specifically engineered exterior
Confirm exposure, moisture, temperature, cleaning, public access, impact risk, and any wet-location or permit requirements.
Wall & StructureSubstrate, backing, and anchors
Provide wall assembly information, attachment access, concealed conditions, structural drawings, or landlord requirements when available.
Electrical & ControlsHardwire or plug, remote dimming, and service
Confirm circuit or receptacle location, power-supply access, remote-receiver placement, cable path, wall penetrations, cord concealment, and installer responsibilities.
Access & FreightDelivery and installation constraints
Provide doorway or elevator limits, lift access, sectional needs, packaging requirements, installation sequence, and site scheduling constraints.