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Design your own neon signs for any occasion! Personalize your space or event with bespoke LED creations. Bring your vision to life with customized neon signs.

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F.A.Q. Got questions?

What materials are used in neon signs?

Neon signs are typically made from glass tubes filled with inert gases like neon or argon. When an electrical current passes through the gas, it emits a bright glow. The glass tubes can be bent into various shapes and letters to create custom designs.

Can neon signs be customized?

Yes, neon signs can be fully customized in terms of size, color, design, and text. You can choose from a variety of colors, fonts, and even logos to create a unique sign for your business, home, or event.

Are neon signs safe to use indoors?

Yes, neon signs are safe for indoor use when installed and maintained correctly. Modern neon signs are made with low-voltage transformers, making them safe and energy-efficient

How long do neon signs last?

LED neon signs typically last for 50,000+ hours, LED signs are generally more durable and longer-lasting.

What’s the difference between neon and LED signs?

Traditional neon signs use glass tubes filled with gas, while LED signs use light-emitting diodes. LED signs are often more energy-efficient, durable, and offer a wider range of color options. However, neon signs have a classic glow that many people find appealing.

Can neon signs be used outdoors?

Yes, neon signs can be used outdoors, but they must be designed for exterior use. Outdoor neon signs are typically weatherproofed to withstand elements like rain, wind, and UV exposure.

Do neon signs consume a lot of energy?

Neon signs are more energy-efficient than many people think. While they do consume more energy than LED signs, modern neon signs with efficient transformers consume relatively low amounts of electricity, typically around 20-40 watts per foot of tubing.

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