Premium storefronts, lobby signs, hospitality spaces, franchise rollouts, corporate interiors, retail environments, and branded commercial projects requiring both face and halo light.
Seamless front illumination with a refined rear halo.
Trimless Dual-lit Channel Letters combine a clean, borderless illuminated face with controlled rear halo lighting. Three internal LED configurations allow the build to be matched to the artwork, letter depth, service access, and required lighting output.
A bright trimless face paired with a soft rear halo, creating a dimensional illuminated effect while preserving a clean, borderless front appearance.
Artwork feasibility, internal LED configuration, letter depth, face construction, return material, halo spacing, LED color, mounting, wiring exits, power, shipping, and production requirements.
Fabrication data for Trimless Dual-lit Channel Letters.
Review the three internal lighting systems, dimensional planning, front and rear illumination, materials, mounting, service access, and quote requirements.
Primary production specifications.
Final construction depends on the approved artwork, selected internal LED system, finished size, stroke width, return depth, halo spacing, wall conditions, lighting, and service requirements.
Shared depth-to-stroke standard for all three systems.
Dual-Array, Center-Spine, and Rear-Carrier Trimless Dual-lit Channel Letters use the same dimensional relationship. Select the return depth first, then confirm that the approved artwork provides the corresponding stroke width.
Return depth to stroke width
Applies to Dual-Array, Center-Spine, and Rear-Carrier Trimless Dual-lit Channel Letters.
Narrow strokes, tight corners, and small counters can limit the available return depth, internal carrier placement, and LED spacing.
The shared matrix establishes the allowable proportions. The internal LED configuration is then selected around geometry, output, wiring, structure, and service access.
Return depth, stroke width, internal system, wall offset, mounting, power, and service access are finalized during production review.
Three internal systems for the same trimless dual-lit effect.
Each configuration produces an illuminated trimless face and rear halo. The difference is how the LED assemblies are positioned and serviced inside the letter body.
Dual-Array Trimless Dual-lit Channel Letters
Separate front-facing and rear-facing LED arrays provide dedicated illumination for the trimless face and rear halo.

Dedicated lighting planes support individual face and halo planning.
The finished exterior appearance is shared across all three systems. The technical difference is the internal LED arrangement.
Center-Spine Trimless Dual-lit Channel Letters
A centrally positioned carrier supports front and rear illumination from one organized internal assembly.

The center assembly organizes both lighting directions and wiring.
The same trimless face and rear halo are maintained while the internal lighting is organized around a central carrier.
Rear-Carrier Trimless Dual-lit Channel Letters
The primary carrier is positioned toward the rear mounting side, coordinating face illumination with halo output.

Carrier location is reviewed around face throw, halo clearance, mounting, and service.
The finished face and halo remain consistent while the internal carrier is positioned closer to the rear mounting side.
Provides direct front illumination without a visible trim-cap perimeter.
Selected from the Dual-Array, Center-Spine, or Rear-Carrier configuration.
Provide structure, depth, and the project-specific exterior finish.
Rear lighting, wall clearance, wall surface, and hardware are coordinated together.
Mounting, wire exits, power access, wall construction, and service requirements are confirmed before fabrication.
Coordinated face illumination and rear halo output.
Choose fixed white illumination from 3500K to 6500K or an RGBW color-changing system. Front and rear output, wall conditions, power, controls, wiring, and service access are reviewed together.
The selected internal system determines how LEDs, carriers, wiring, and service paths are organized.
Face transmission, return depth, stroke width, and LED spacing affect output.
Wall color, texture, reflectivity, and letter offset affect the halo.
Front and rear colors can be coordinated or planned separately when compatible.
Internal layout is selected around depth, stroke width, output, and access.
Power supplies, controllers, dimming, circuit separation, and service access are confirmed.
Wire exits, wall penetrations, mounting hardware, and installer notes are documented early.
Materials selected around two-direction illumination and brand standards.
Face construction, returns, rear diffusion, finish, wall environment, mounting, and lighting are coordinated as one system.
Selected around brightness, graphics, geometry, and finished appearance.
Selected around structure, weight, environment, fabrication, and finish.
Selected around halo output, durability, geometry, and service requirements.
Availability depends on return material, geometry, scale, and environment.
Improves LED reflection, brightness, and distribution across both lighting zones.
Coordinated with wall construction, halo spacing, loads, and installer requirements.
Information required for an accurate quote.
Core project details help confirm system feasibility, pricing, lighting, mounting, production requirements, and lead time.
Vector artwork lets us review stroke width, depth, carrier options, LED placement, halo spacing, and feasibility.
Vector files are preferred for production review.
Send overall width, target height, wall area, or brand drawings.
Provide a preference when known; final selection is production-confirmed.
Provide white or RGBW requirements, PMS references, and split-color preferences.
Include wall color, texture, material, access, and mounting area.
Provide the proposed standoff distance or installer requirements when available.
Provide power-supply or controller location and available power.
Confirm wall penetrations, circuit routing, and installer notes.
Include wall construction, loads, halo spacing, and access limits.