Custom LED Neon Sign, Your Text, 20 to 120 in Wide

Type your words into the designer on this page and the sign takes shape as you go: up to three lines of text, a font, a color for each line and a width from 20 to 120 inches. It suits a favorite quote above the sofa, a business name behind the counter, a nickname for a game room or a one-off line for a party.

Each sign is a flexible silicone LED neon tube pressed into a groove routed in clear acrylic about 1/4 in (6 mm) thick. Thin script letters get one tube along the center of each stroke; bold block letters are outlined. Tube ends are round and corners are gently curved, because the tube cannot bend to a sharp point. Anything too small for tube, such as tiny text or a fine line, is UV printed on the board.

Before we make anything, we send you a free design proof that shows the layout and the size. Ask for as many changes as you like: revisions are free, and production starts only after you approve. The fonts in the designer are a starting point; we can match a different font on the proof.

Every sign comes with:

• the acrylic backboard, cut the way you choose
• a dimmer, remote or in-line
• the mounting kit for your installation: wall standoffs, ceiling cables, no-drill adhesive mounts or a free-standing base
• a plug-in adapter (100–240 V in, 12 V DC out), or the adapter plus an 8 x AA battery box

Several colors in one sign cost nothing extra. Color changing (RGB) and the IP67 outdoor build are priced options in the designer. Standard production takes 15 to 20 days after you approve the proof, plus 3 to 5 days in transit within the US. The sign is covered for 2 years with free repair.

Start with the width. Count the characters on your longest line, spaces included, and allow about 2 in for each: 10 characters need about 20 in. Over a sofa or a bed, a sign about two thirds as wide as the furniture looks balanced. If people will read it from across a room or a shop, go bigger: a common rule is about 1 in of letter height for every 10 ft of distance, and the designer shows the height as you change the width.

Then the look. Script fonts read like handwriting; block fonts look clean and bold. Warm white and white suit most rooms, and each line can have its own color.

Last, how it hangs: standoffs for a permanent wall, ceiling cables for a window, no-drill mounts for a rental, the base for a shelf. Pick the outdoor build only if the sign will live outside.