White-label production for U.S. sign shops
Send Lux Signage Co. a logo, sketch, photo or rough brief. We’ll check the artwork, recommend a build and coordinate production and shipping. Your shop keeps the customer and runs the local installation.
Construction options
Compare how each style lights up and what Lux checks before recommending a build. Share the look you’re after and any site details you already have.
| Build type | What it delivers | What Lux checks | Collection |
|---|---|---|---|
| Trimless front-lit | Clean illuminated faces with an uninterrupted edge. | Stroke width, serifs, interior gaps, face retention and lighting clearance. | Explore trimless front-lit |
| Trim-cap front-lit | Storefront letters with a visible face trim. | Trim profile, face material, finish and stud or raceway mounting. | Explore trim-cap front-lit |
| Halo-lit / reverse-lit | Solid faces with light reflected onto the wall behind the letters. | Wall finish, standoff, spacing, light spread and wire exits. | Explore halo-lit |
| Dual-lit / front and halo-lit | A lit face plus a glow behind the letter. | Depth, lighting balance, return finish and mounting. | Explore dual-lit |
| Non-illuminated dimensional letters | Directional, address or brand lettering without lighting. | Material, thickness, finish and mounting surface. | Explore non-illuminated dimensional letters |
Working with small logos or fine strokes? Lux checks whether the artwork can be built at the intended size, including the smallest strokes and gaps. Send the design and we’ll work through those measurements. The stroke width and size guide compares 20 construction profiles, with overall letter heights and depths in millimeters and inches.
Quoting more than letters? Lux also coordinates push-through lightboxes, blade signs, acrylic plaques, flat-cut lettering and LED neon.
White-label production
Use Lux for overflow or specialty builds. Your shop manages the local job. Your dedicated sales representative walks you through the design and stays available as the project moves into production and shipping.
Send the artwork or a rough brief. A signage specialist helps you work through size, lighting, finish, mounting and the delivery date.
Our in-house designers develop or adapt the artwork. Lux sends a detailed signage file and wholesale quote. Your dedicated sales representative calls to review the design, talk through options and help tailor the build to your job.
Once you choose a build, Lux documents the agreed dimensions, materials, finish, illumination and mounting in the production file for your approval.
Lux coordinates the build against the approved specs and shares finished photos so your shop can review the sign before it ships.
Lux confirms the delivery address and instructions, arranges blind shipping if requested and shares tracking. Your shop or local installer coordinates receiving, mounting and electrical hookup.
Completed builds
Three projects show how Lux handled different constraints, from a small illuminated logo to a sectional storefront raceway.
Small halo-lit logos
Two matching emblems in satin-blue 304 stainless steel and acrylic. Each measured 9 in. wide, 10.9 in. high and 1.5 in. deep. The finished photos show the workshop lighting check.
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Exterior front-lit letters
Lux revised the raceway finish to better match the storefront. The approved build file documented four raceway sections, the switch and the power supply location.
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Halo-lit lettering
Lux carried the five-foot width into a revised drawing and confirmed approximately 6.5 feet of lead from each letter during the shipping handoff.
View build and photosThis redacted production specification documents an approved exterior front-lit build. It includes the layout, materials, illumination, power supply location and installation template.
Questions from sign shops
Your shop is Lux’s point of contact. You manage the customer relationship, set the resale price and coordinate installation.
Yes. Send what you have. Lux evaluates the smallest strokes, inside gaps, letter size, lighting and mounting together. If a detail needs to change, we’ll explain what to adjust and why. Each design is reviewed individually.
Yes. Our in-house designers can develop a sign from a sketch, reference photo or rough brief, or adapt existing artwork for production. Call to talk through the look, lighting and build options with a signage specialist.
You receive a detailed signage file showing the proposed layout, dimensions, materials, finish, lighting and mounting. Your dedicated sales representative calls you to walk through the file, explain your options and discuss any changes you’d like before you decide.
Send a single project or a set of locations. For a rollout, share any approved drawings, finishes and site variations so Lux can separate what stays consistent from what changes at each location.
Yes. If your job requires a UL Listing mark on the finished sign, include that requirement with your quote request. Lux will confirm the marking and available documentation for your build before production.
Lux quotes the actual build. Overall size, letter count, materials, finish, illumination, mounting, raceway requirements and delivery details can affect the quote. A rough brief is enough to start the conversation.
Lux typically quotes in 8 to 12 hours and lists 14 to 21 days from final approval through delivery. Timing varies by artwork, build and destination. Share your install date early so Lux can confirm your order schedule.
Yes. Request blind shipping and Lux can send the order to your installer or approved job site without Lux branding on the packaging or accompanying paperwork. Share any receiving instructions when you order.
Contact Lux with the project reference and photos or a description of the issue. We’ll review the build and the applicable order terms. Your quote or order confirmation is where to verify coverage for your specific project.
Use the quote form, email a rough brief or call 805-321-1545 to speak with a signage specialist.