Happy Hour Neon Sign, Orange Script

“Happy Hour” in orange script on two lines. In a bar or restaurant it does a simple job well: switch it on when the specials start and off when they end, so guests can see at a glance that the deals are on. At home it gives a basement bar or a garage hangout the feel of a neighborhood spot.

Two lines make the sign more compact than one long line, so it fits a window, a column or the narrow wall beside the bar. The script is formed by one flexible silicone LED tube per stroke, set into a groove routed in clear acrylic about 1/4 in thick, with rounded ends and smooth curves.

Switching it on and off every day is easiest with the remote dimmer: on, off and brightness from behind the bar, without reaching for the plug. The in-line knob is the simpler choice for a sign that stays on.

In a front window, hang it on ceiling cables with the lit face toward the street; from inside you see the back of the board. On a patio, choose the outdoor build, sealed to IP67, and keep the adapter indoors or in a covered weatherproof outlet box.

Each sign comes with its adapter (100 to 240 V in, 12 V DC out), a dimmer and the mounting kit for your installation. We make it after you approve a free proof, in 15 to 20 days, and delivery in the US takes 3 to 5 days.

In a bar or restaurant window, 24 or 30 in reads from the sidewalk without blocking the view in. On the wall behind a bar, choose 36 or 48 in. In a home bar or a man cave, 24 or 30 in is plenty.

Orange is pictured. Color changing lets you set a different color for each night's special.

Use ceiling cables in a window, wall standoffs on a wall, and the outdoor build on a patio. In a commercial space, ask for a flame-retardant PC backboard if your fire inspector requires it.