Give us your shop name or logo, and we turn it into raised acrylic letters, packed with LEDs, that glow from the front and the sides every night. We fix them on your wall one by one, or mount them on a neat ACP base board, and our own team installs them anywhere in Pune. What’s more, every letter is built to be opened, cleaned and moved again years later.
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3D LED acrylic letters · Acrylic glow sign boards · LED letter boards · Made in Pune
Raised acrylic letters, packed with LEDs, are the brightest way to put your name on your shop, showroom or building. By day they look like crisp, glossy coloured letters. At night every letter lights up from its face and its sides, so people see your name from far down the road.
What it is
Each letter of your sign is a small, hollow acrylic box with LED modules inside. Its face and its sides are both made of acrylic, so the light comes out of the front and out of every side. That is what gives these signs their rich, all-round glow.
You can fix the letters straight on your wall, each one on its own, or mount them on an ACP base board that we build for you. Either way, the letters stand out about 2.5 to 3 inches from the surface, so your name reads in true 3D.
Pebbles, MG Road, Pune, by day: pink acrylic sides with white faces
The same Pebbles letters at night, glowing from the front and the sides
Acrylic is a premium plastic with a glossy, glass-like finish, and its colours run right through the sheet. So even with the lights off, your letters look solid, bright and expensive.
When the lights come on, every letter starts glowing, and your shop front goes to the next level. Whether it is day or night, your sign keeps drawing attention to your door.
Most of our acrylic letters go up outdoors: on shop fronts, restaurants, showrooms, clinics, petrol pumps and building names. Because a standalone letter needs no board behind it, the same letters also look superb on office entrance walls and reception walls, like the lit logo we made for Ravima's sales gallery.
For a small logo inside a reception, our backlit acrylic logo boards may suit you better. Further down this page, you can compare all eight of our lit sign types.
Two ways to fix them
The letters are built the same way in both cases. What changes is what they are fixed to, how the wires run and how the sign looks on your wall. Here is how to choose.
Look: each letter floats on your wall, with no board around it, for a clean, monolithic look
Wall: we drill one small hole behind each letter, so the wires run back through the wall
Best for: stone, granite, ACP or painted facades, gates, office walls and long building names
Budget figure: about ₹2,000 per square foot of the rectangle around all the letters
Look: a framed sign, with the letters standing on a smooth board in the colour you choose
Wall: any wall; all the wiring stays inside the board and one cable comes out
Best for: rented shops, glass fronts, rough walls and shops that want a strong background colour
Budget figure: about ₹2,000 per square foot of the whole board
Standalone letters do not save money, because each one is fixed and wired on its own. Clients choose them for the look: there is no visual break between the wall and the letters. The 22-foot OM PETROLEUM name stands on a slim frame along a stone wall, and the C.T.R. letters stand free on a factory terrace.
When you cannot drill through the wall behind your sign, for example in a rented shop or where the wall behind belongs to your neighbour, the ACP base is the answer. The wiring hides inside the board, and the whole sign fixes to the wall with L-angles. The Tara Mulchand Sweets board is a good example: white letters on a bright orange base.
Not sure which one suits your shop? Send us a photo of your shop front on WhatsApp, and we will suggest the right one in your free proposal.
How it's built
Two acrylic signs can look the same on the first day and very different a year later. The difference lies inside, in materials and steps that most sign makers skip to save time. Here is how we build every letter, part by part; our guide how lit 3D letters are made walks through it with photos.
Every letter has two parts that close like a dabba. The tray is the back of the letter: aluminium composite panel (ACP), cut to the exact shape of the letter, with a 1-inch skirt standing up all round its edge. We stick the LED modules on the tray and screw the tray to your wall or to the base board.
The lid is the acrylic face with its own deeper acrylic skirt. It slides over the tray's skirt, much like the lid of a container, and we screw the two skirts together where they overlap.
Every sign maker builds that inner skirt on the tray. Most use opaque sunboard, because it is quick to bend. But since the outer side of the letter is translucent, opaque sunboard throws an ugly dark shadow across the lower half of every letter when you look at it from the side.
We make our inner skirt from clear acrylic instead. It is much harder to bend than sunboard, but the light now passes through it, and the letter glows evenly from top to bottom.
We cut each face on our laser cutter and shape its side skirt from a straight strip of acrylic. We heat the strip along each bend until it turns flexible and fold it to follow the outline of the letter exactly.
Then we bond the skirt to the face three ways: with a little bond, reinforced with chloroform, and then with acrylic dust pressed into the inside corner and sealed with a few more drops of chloroform. So the faces never fall off, and the sides never come away. Many sign makers cut this corner, which is why you see so many acrylic signs with a missing face or a broken side.
We use branded cast acrylic, Lucite™ or Astari™, which costs more than the unbranded sheet many sign makers use. Cast acrylic keeps its colour and gloss outdoors, cuts with clean, polished edges and does not craze, which means it does not develop the network of fine hairline cracks that cheaper sheet gets with age, sun and solvents.
All acrylic yellows a little over the years, but cast acrylic yellows very, very slowly. We still see boards we built eight to ten years ago that look as good as new.
We do not skimp on LEDs. Inside our letters, the modules sit less than an inch apart, side to side and top to bottom, so every letter is packed full of light. The result is a glow that is brighter than anything our competitors give. In our experience, our signs shine brighter than the street lights outside your shop.
We use industrial-grade modules from UNI™, Rishang™ or Ares™ as standard (Osram™, Philips™ or Samsung™ on request). They cost far more than decorative LEDs, they are fully waterproof and outdoor grade, and their makers rate them to keep at least 70% of their brightness for more than 50,000 hours.
Put any surface too close to an LED, and you start to see each dot of light through it. In our trade, we call this spotting. Our faces sit about 2 inches in front of the modules, and each LED wears a small clear lens that spreads its light wide. Together, they blend the light into one smooth, bright glow across the whole face.
In narrow strokes and tight corners, we mix in micro modules, half the size of our standard 3-LED modules, so thin parts of a letter glow as well as the wide parts.
We never simply twist wires together and tape them. We solder every joint and seal it in a heat sleeve, so a wire cannot work loose, lose contact or short out. Our power supplies run at no more than about three quarters of their rated load (about 300 watts on a 400-watt supply), so they stay cool and last longer.
On standalone letters, the power supply sits out of sight behind the wall or above a false ceiling. On an ACP base board, it sits inside the board.
Because the lid screws onto the tray, we can lift it off years later to replace an LED, fix a loose joint or clean out dust. If you move to a new shop, we take the lids off, unscrew the trays and fix the same letters again at your new address.
The trays are ACP, a metal composite, so they do not crack when we unscrew them. Plastic backs harden over time and often crack when sign makers try to remove them. All our screws stay hidden inside the letters, so the front looks perfectly neat.
TOY PLANET letters packed with LED modules in our workshop, before the faces went on
Jumpstart pre-school letters and stars, finished in our workshop before fitting
Wiring the modules inside a tray: every joint soldered
A finished acrylic letter switched on: face and sides glow together
A red acrylic letter: the face and the sides are the same glossy acrylic
C.T.R.: glossy red faces and sides, about 2.5 inches deep
What we build with
Every lit sign we make is built from the same handful of quality materials. Here they are, so you know exactly what you are paying for and can compare like with like.
Cast acrylic sheets in a whole album of colours, for the faces and sides of the letters
Mirror-gold acrylic, for premium gold faces
Glossy black acrylic, for faces whose sides glow
ACP (aluminium composite panel): the trays of the letters and the base boards
Aluminium sections, joined into the frame inside a base board
The back of an ACP base board on its rust-proof aluminium frame
LED modules in white, warm white and RGB colours
Rows of 3-LED modules fixed inside a tray
An outdoor LED power supply (driver)
Photographs of the materials we use in our workshop and on our jobs.
Acrylic or channel letters?
Acrylic letters glow from the front and the sides, because their sides are acrylic too. Channel letters have aluminium sides, so only their face glows, and by day their sides show the colour of the metal.
Both kinds are packed full of LEDs, so both shine brightly. The difference is in how that light leaves the letter.
At night: a red acrylic letter glows on its sides; the channel letter beside it glows only on its face
An all-acrylic letter lights up its sides as brightly as its face
Because acrylic letters throw light out of their sides, letters set very close together can shine into each other. From far away, they may look a little merged, and individual letters become harder to make out.
Channel letters block the light at their sides, so every letter keeps a crisp, clear border from any distance. If your sign must be read from far away, with tight letter spacing, we may suggest channel letters, or more space between the acrylic letters. We show you both options in your proposal.
Faces, colours and light
You choose the colour of the faces, the colour of the sides, the colour of the light and any trim. Here are the options.
We stock a whole album of acrylic colours: red, blue, green, yellow, orange and white, and also mango yellow, parrot green, rani blue (indigo) and cyan blue, among others. The colour runs right through the sheet, so even a cut edge shows the same colour.
Your faces and your sides can be different colours. The Pebbles letters, for example, have white faces with pink sides, which look stunning by day and by night.
When you need an exact brand shade, or a logo with artwork in it, we print it on backlit vinyl (a translucent vinyl that lets light through), cut it to the shape of the letter and apply it on a white acrylic face. In our experience, printed backlit vinyl gives more punch and more vibrant colour than printing straight on acrylic, which we can also do on request.
Please note: a printed face looks different by day and by night. By day, it looks like any good print. At night, the light behind it shifts the colours slightly. Most corporate clients know this and accept it, but we want you to know it too.
Because the sides of our letters are acrylic, a dark face turns the sign inside out: by day you read crisp black letters, and at night only their sides glow, drawing a bright outline round every letter. The Drunken Monkey restaurant sign is made this way.
For a premium touch, we lay 3-millimetre mirror-gold acrylic on the face of each letter, cut a few millimetres inside its outline. By day, you see a shining gold letter with a thin edge of the acrylic face around it. At night, that thin edge and the acrylic sides light up around the gold, so the gold letters seem to float on a ring of light.
On the Panacea dental clinic sign, mirror-gold lettering sits on a glowing white face. On the Amar Tea Co. board below, every gold letter has its glowing rim and sides.
Amar Tea Co. by day: mirror-gold faces on 3D acrylic letters, over a marble-finish ACP base
The same board lit: the rim and the acrylic sides glow round every gold letter
A face with a second acrylic layer, such as orange letters on white, is not a standard option. It is a much bigger job, it changes how the letter glows and it costs more, so we offer it only on request and price it in your proposal.
We light our letters in white (about 6,500 K), natural white (about 4,000 K) or warm white (about 3,000 K). K stands for kelvin, the measure of the colour of light: the lower the number, the warmer and more yellow the light. Most companies choose white, because it does not disturb their logo colours. Home-interior brands, hotels and restaurants often prefer natural or warm white, which looks richer. It is entirely your choice.
Keep in mind that light changes the colour of a face. White acrylic suits white light; under warm white, a white face looks yellowish. Colour-changing RGB lighting is also possible, at extra cost.
Sizes
We make every sign to measure. The smallest sign we make is 3 square feet (for example 3 by 1 feet), and there is no upper limit: building names 40 feet long are no problem.
Letters stand out about 2.5 inches from the surface when they are up to about 2 to 2.5 feet tall, and about 3 inches from 3 feet upwards. The extra depth costs you nothing; deeper letters on request.
LEDs need room. Every stroke of a hollow letter must be at least 1 inch wide, and the smallest letter we make this way is about 6 inches tall. A tagline in smaller type works better as flat in-cut letters on the base board, or printed. In narrow strokes and tight curves, we fit micro modules, half the size of our standard modules, so thin parts glow as brightly as the wide ones. A hairline script, with strokes only a few millimetres wide, has no room for LEDs at all, so we suggest a thicker font or another way to make it. In your proposal, we point out any letters whose font needs thickening.
ACP sheets come 8 by 4 feet, and some colours 10 by 5 feet. A longer base board is built from several sheets on one frame, with the joints filled with silicone matched to the colour of the ACP. The joints are hard to spot, but you can see them if you look closely. Standalone letters have no such joints.
3 square feet, for example 3 by 1 feet.
About 2.5 inches; about 3 inches for letters of 3 feet and more, at no extra cost.
At least 1 inch, so the LEDs fit inside; smaller text is better as in-cut or printed letters.
No limit; long ACP bases are joined every 8 to 10 feet.
Price
For planning, budget about ₹2,000 per square foot + 18% GST. This is a budget figure, not a final price. Every sign is different: the size of each letter, how much acrylic it takes, how many LEDs go inside and how hard the sign is to install all change the cost.
We measure the area differently for the two kinds of sign. For standalone letters, we measure the rectangle around all the letters. For letters on an ACP base, we measure the whole board. A few letters on a big board cost less than this figure; many letters and logos packed into the same space cost more. Large boards and long building names are usually priced below ₹2,000 per square foot in the proposal.
Standalone
"YOUR SHOP" in letters about 1.5 feet tall, 8 feet long: 8 x 1.5 = 12 square feet, about ₹24,000 + GST
Long name
OM PETROLEUM, 22 x 1.5 feet: 33 square feet, about ₹66,000 + GST as a budget figure
On a base
A shop board 8 x 3 feet: 24 square feet, about ₹48,000 + GST
Real price
Your exact price comes in the free proposal, and it is often below the budget figure on big signs
Branded cast acrylic faces and sides, the ACP trays and, on a board, the ACP base on its aluminium frame
Industrial-grade LED modules, the power supply and all the soldered wiring
A full-size stencil for standalone letters, and a test in our workshop
Your free proposal with layout, sizes, materials and day and night views
Installation, from ₹10,000 + GST in Pune, and transport
Frames for terraces and open sites, projecting or hanging frames, scaffolding or a gondola
Two-layer faces, RGB lighting and a timer
The licence from the municipal corporation and a power point near the sign (yours to arrange), and 18% GST
Some sign makers advertise a price per letter, for example ₹450 to ₹1,500 a letter. That is a very wide range, and it hides everything that matters. Is the price for a 2-inch letter or a 3-foot letter? How deep is it? What LEDs are inside? Is there a base?
A budget figure per square foot of your sign is far easier to compare, and the proposal then shows you exactly what you get for your money.
Enter the width and height of your sign in the calculator at the top of the page for an instant budget figure.
Calculate your price →
Standalone letters
We fix every standalone letter straight to your wall. First we tape a full-size stencil to the wall, which marks every screw hole and every wire hole. We drill the holes, fit round wall plugs and screw each tray, with its LEDs, to the wall. The wire of each letter goes back through a small hole behind it. Then the covers go on, and every screw stays hidden.
Behind the wall, we join the wires to the power supply, which sits out of sight behind the wall or above a false ceiling.
Sometimes the wall behind your sign belongs to your neighbour, or there is glass behind it, so the wires cannot go back through it. If you want no visible wire at all, we recommend letters on an ACP base board instead.
If you still prefer standalone letters, we can, on rare occasions, wire them from the front. We use thin, translucent wires, which carry the small load of a letter easily. You can still see them, but far less than a black wire on a white wall.
Where there is no wall, we fix the letters on a metal frame. The C.T.R. letters stand on a frame on a factory terrace, built at a right angle with supports behind it, and the Jumpstart letters sit on the frame of a school gate. We price frames separately in the proposal, once we know how the sign will be installed. A simple square or rectangular frame does not cost much.
Standalone letters can also hang in the air, on a slim metal frame suspended from a ceiling, like the sign we made for Loca Nails salon. It is a striking way to sign a mall shop, a café or a reception.
Letters on an ACP base
We build our base boards the same way under every lit sign we make, whether the letters on top are acrylic, channel, crystal or metal. Wherever possible, the frame inside is made of aluminium sections: hollow pipes 1 inch thick and 1, 1.5 or even 3 inches deep, joined into a rectangle.
Then we wrap the ACP sheet round the frame, much like a bedsheet round a mattress. To get a seamless fold, we cut a V-groove along the back of the ACP, which lets it bend cleanly round the pipe. The edge comes out perfectly straight, with no joint.
We fix the board to your wall with L-angles or brackets. A board that projects from the wall or stands off it needs a stronger fabricated bracket, like the one that holds the Insta Owl board at the edge of a balcony; we price that separately in the proposal.
See more boards on an ACP base in our Our Work stories for Toy Planet and Carbon & Chrome. If the base itself is made of acrylic instead of ACP, the whole board can glow, as on the Panacea dental clinic board. That is a different build, and our service page shows more examples.
An aluminium frame gives a much straighter finish than a hand-welded iron frame.
Hollow aluminium is far lighter than iron, so the board is easy on your wall.
No ugly brown rust streaks running down from the corners after a few years.
Solid colours, metallic, brushed, marble and wood finishes, from our ACP catalogue.
Amar Tea Co.: gold-faced letters on a marble-finish ACP base, lit
The same board by day, showing the depth of the 3D letters
Toy Planet, Kalyani Nagar: letters and shapes on a blue ACP fascia
Carbon & Chrome: a magenta and white logo on a black ACP facade
Insta Owl: a board hung at the edge of a balcony high on an office building
Mahaveer Stores: orange acrylic letters on a black ACP base
Installation and delivery
Our own team installs every sign in Pune. Installation starts from ₹10,000 + GST; we also install smaller signs, at a slightly higher price, once we have studied the job. Transport, the height of the sign, scaffolding and brackets all go into the installation price in your proposal.
Outside Pune, we either ship your sign ready to fit, with a full-size stencil, the power supply and instructions for your electrician, or send our own team for larger jobs. We suggest the option that suits your job; we have shipped signs as far as Kodaikanal.
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A photo of the site, the rough size you have in mind and your logo or the words you want.
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Layout, sizes, materials, colours, and your sign drawn on a photo of your shop by day and by night.
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Once you are happy with the proposal and the price, you approve it and pay in advance.
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We build and switch on every letter in our workshop before it leaves.
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On site, the stencil marks every hole; we drill, plug and run the wires.
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We fix the letters or the board, switch on, check every letter and clean up.
Please arrange the licence from the municipal corporation, if your sign needs one, and ask your electrician for a power point near the sign. We can give you the sign size and a drawing for your application.
Most signs are ready to install 5 to 10 working days after you approve the proposal and pay. This is a typical time, not a promised date; big or complex signs take longer, and we tell you in the proposal.
Free proposal
Most clients first ask us to come and see the site. A site visit is a paid service (the fee is adjusted in your bill if you order). But you can save it altogether: send us three things, and we build your proposal free of charge, without visiting.
1.A photo of the place where the sign will go.
2.A rough size, for example 8 or 10 feet wide, 3 or 4 feet high. It does not need to be exact at this stage.
3.Your logo as a CDR or AI file, or simply the words you want. If you have no logo, we lay out your words for you.
The proposal is free, with no strings attached. The first version may not carry the final price, but it is a good place to start, and we refine it with you until it is perfect. See how we plan your sign board.
From a proposal: what we are aiming for, by day and by night
From a proposal: the size of every element, for you and your architect to check
Power, warranty and care
LED modules use very little power. As an illustration, a 6 by 3 foot sign draws about 100 to 150 watts, which is about 1 to 1.5 units of electricity for a 10-hour night. Your sign may use more or less, depending on its size, its type and the number of LEDs. Leave it on all night, or ask us for a timer that switches it off at midnight (at extra cost).
Every sign carries a 6-month written warranty from the day we install it. After that, we still repair the signs we made and charge only for the part we replace. If a single letter is damaged later, or you change one word, we can remake those letters and swap them in.
In writing, from installation, on the LEDs, the power supply and the wiring.
After the warranty, we repair our own signs and charge only for the parts.
Wipe the letters with a soft cloth and mild soapy water. Never use thinner or acetone.
Please do not hang festival lights or banners on the letters.
Applications
Our acrylic letters go up wherever a name has to be seen, by day and by night.
Your name in glowing letters above the door, from a small boutique to a car showroom. More ideas for shops and showrooms.
A bright name that pulls the evening crowd, indoors or out, like the Aiyoo Appa! sign. See all our restaurant signage.
Clear, calm names for doctors, dental clinics and hospitals.
Long names along a facade or on the frame of a gate.
Names that read clearly across a forecourt and a busy road; see our petrol pump signage.
Standalone logos on an entrance wall or behind the reception desk, for offices of every size.
Society names on the gate or the entrance wall of housing societies.
Letters on a slim frame hung from a ceiling.
Toy Planet, Kalyani Nagar: a shop front that glows like a toy box
Drunken Monkey: a restaurant name in raised acrylic letters
Amar Tea Co.: a tea merchant's board on a marble-finish base
Om Petroleum: red letters along the wall of an HP petrol pump
Eternus Solutions: letters fixed straight onto an office wall
Newton Homes Royale: a lit logo on a sales-gallery entrance wall
Aiyoo Appa!: a 15-foot restaurant sign in yellow and green
Jumpstart pre-school: colourful letters on the frame of a gate
Loca Nails salon: letters hanging from the ceiling
Kesar Gold: warm white letters glowing from the front and the sides
La Crème cakes and patisserie, lit at night
Bombaywala Stores: gold-faced letters above the shop
Royal Baking Co.: white letters with gold faces on a white board
Carbon & Chrome Automotive Studio, still on scaffolding
Insta Owl: owl logo and letters about 2.5 inches deep
Every photograph on this page shows a sign we made and installed.
Watch
Prices mentioned in our older videos may be out of date; the budget figure on this page is current.
Watch a red acrylic letter and a channel letter side by side, by day and at night, and see how the acrylic sides glow.
Part 1 of our series: how 3D acrylic letters are made and mounted on an ACP frame, with signs for Drunken Monkey and Royal Baking Co.
Part 3: letters fitted straight onto the wall, with no board behind them.
Why we budget per square foot, and how your free proposal turns into an exact price.
A short look at a shop front before and after its new sign.
Our long overview of every lit sign we make, if you are still choosing.
Not sure which sign?
Acrylic letters are one of eight lit signs we make. Here is when each one is the better choice. Until each one has its own page, the cards open the matching section of our 3D LED sign boards page.
Glow: front and sides
Best for: a bright, colourful name that glows all round
Budget figure: about ₹2,000 per square foot
Glow: face only; metal sides
Best for: crisp letters read from far away
Budget figure: about ₹2,000 per square foot
Glow: letters cut into a lit ACP box
Best for: small text and a flat, neat board
Budget figure: about ₹2,000 per square foot
Glow: none, or a halo on the wall behind
Best for: a premium metal finish
Budget figure: from ₹800 per square foot (non-lit)
Aluminium sides and an acrylic face: only the face glows, so every letter stays sharp from any distance.
See channel letters →
Letters cut into an ACP box and backed with acrylic, so the letters glow out of a solid board.
See stencil-cut boards →
Polished steel letters with a PVD finish, plain or with a halo glow on the wall behind.
See metal letters →
Giant lit letters high on a building, engineered for wind, height and safety.
See sky signs →
Flexible neon tubes shaped into words and logos, indoors or outdoors.
See neon signs →
Letters faced with sparkling crystal, lit from inside for a glittering look.
See crystal letters →
Thousands of bare LEDs on top of the letters, for the brightest sign on the street.
See open-dot boards →
A printed, evenly lit board for a lower budget: about a third of the price of 3D letters.
See the product →
Still choosing? Read our guide to choosing a shop sign board, compare 2D light boxes and 3D LED letters, or browse all our sign boards. Need a small logo for a reception instead? See our backlit acrylic logo boards and fabric light boxes, or send us a photo on WhatsApp and we will suggest the right sign.
Design files
Send your logo as a vector file, ideally CDR or AI. If you have no logo and just want simple words, tell us the words and we lay them out on the sign for you, in a font that suits acrylic letters.
Every stroke must be at least 1 inch wide on the finished sign. In your proposal, we point out any part of your logo that needs thickening, and any small text that is better made another way.
CDR
AI
EPS
SVG
We set up your file for production, but we don't design logos from scratch. If you need a logo, we can recommend good designers in Pune.
FAQs
It is a sign made of raised, hollow acrylic letters with LED modules inside. Because the face and the sides of each letter are acrylic, every letter glows from the front and from the sides. The letters are fixed on your wall one by one, or mounted on an ACP base board.
Budget about ₹2,000 per square foot + 18% GST. For standalone letters, we measure the rectangle around all the letters; for letters on a base, the whole board. Your exact price comes in a free proposal, and on large signs it is usually below this figure. Installation is quoted separately.
A price per letter hides the size, depth, LEDs and base of the letter, so it cannot be compared. A budget figure per square foot of your sign is easier to compare, and your proposal shows exactly what you get.
Acrylic letters have acrylic sides, so they glow from the front and the sides. Channel letters have aluminium sides, so only the face glows and each letter keeps a crisp edge from any distance. Acrylic letters set very close together can glow into each other when seen from far away.
Choose standalone letters for a floating look on a wall we can drill through behind each letter. Choose an ACP base for any wall, including rented shops and glass fronts, because all the wiring stays inside the board and only one cable comes out.
The smallest sign is 3 square feet. There is no upper limit: we make building names 40 feet long. Every stroke must be at least 1 inch wide, so the smallest hollow letter is about 6 inches tall.
About 2.5 inches for letters up to about 2 to 2.5 feet tall, and about 3 inches from 3 feet upwards, at no extra cost. Deeper letters are possible on request.
Yes. Our own team installs every sign in Pune, from ₹10,000 + GST; smaller jobs are also installed, at a slightly higher price, after we study the job. Outside Pune, we ship the sign ready to fit with a stencil, the power supply and instructions for your electrician, or send our team for larger jobs.
No. Send a photo of the site, a rough size and your logo or words, and we make your proposal free of charge. A site visit is a paid service, adjusted in your bill if you order.
Yes. We use outdoor-grade, waterproof LED modules and branded cast acrylic, which keeps its colour and gloss for many years. We still see boards we built eight to ten years ago looking great.
Very little. As an illustration, a 6 by 3 foot sign draws about 100 to 150 watts, about 1 to 1.5 units for a 10-hour night. A timer can switch it off at midnight, at extra cost.
Yes: six months in writing from installation, on the LEDs, the power supply and the wiring. After that, we repair the signs we made and charge only for the parts.
Yes. If a letter is damaged, or you change one word, we can remake those letters and swap them in. Because every lid screws onto its tray, we can also open a letter to replace an LED or clean it.
Usually 5 to 10 working days after you approve the proposal and pay. This is a typical time, not a promised date.
Yes. We print your exact colour or artwork on translucent backlit vinyl and apply it on a white acrylic face. A printed face looks slightly different at night, when the light shines through it.
At a glance
Product
3D LED acrylic letter sign board: standalone letters on the wall, or letters on an ACP base board
Letters
Hollow letters: branded cast acrylic face and heat-bent acrylic sides (Lucite™ or Astari™), bonded three ways
Tray
ACP back cut to each letter, with a 1-inch clear acrylic inner skirt; the lid screws on and comes off for service
Light
Industrial-grade LED modules (UNI™, Rishang™ or Ares™; Osram™, Philips™ or Samsung™ on request), less than an inch apart; white, natural white or warm white; RGB extra
Wiring
Every joint soldered and heat-sleeved; power supply loaded to about 300 watts of 400
Depth
About 2.5 inches; about 3 inches for letters of 3 feet and more
Stroke
At least 1 inch wide; smallest hollow letter about 6 inches tall
Base board
ACP wrapped round an aluminium frame (V-groove fold), in solid, metallic, brushed, marble or wood finishes; fixed with L-angles
Sizes
From 3 square feet; no upper limit (long bases joined every 8 to 10 feet)
Price
About ₹2,000 per square foot + 18% GST as a budget figure; exact price in the free proposal
Installation
Our own team in Pune, from ₹10,000 + GST; outside Pune, shipped ready to fit or installed by our team
Warranty
6 months in writing from installation; repairs at parts cost afterwards
Lead time
Usually 5 to 10 working days after proposal approval and payment; not a promised date
Power
About 100 to 150 watts for a 6 by 3 foot sign (illustrative); timer on request
Ordering
1. Send us a photo of your site, a rough size and your logo or words on WhatsApp or through the form below.
2. We send you a free proposal with the layout, sizes, materials and day and night views.
3. We refine it with you and confirm the price, including installation.
4. Approve and pay. We build, test and install your sign.
Our own team installs your sign in Pune. Outside Pune, we ship it ready to fit or send our team for larger jobs.
You can see acrylic, ACP and LED samples at our studio in Shaniwar Peth.
We take 100% payment in advance; production starts once payment is received. All prices exclude 18% GST.
Pay by UPI or bank transfer (NEFT or RTGS) through our pay link, and share your GSTIN so you can claim input credit.
Send us a photo of your shop front, a rough size and your logo on WhatsApp, and we will send you a free proposal, with no site visit needed.
Please leave us your details and we will respond promptly
| Mounting | Standalone letters, On an ACP base board |
