Slimline LED Lightboxes With Changeable Graphics

• Menu boards and promotions in restaurants and takeaways.
• Retail displays, window posters and in-store promotions.
• Reception and corridor displays in offices and clinics.
• Directories and wayfinding panels.
• Narrow fascias and sheltered entrances where depth is limited.

• Size and orientation: portrait, landscape or custom, from small to large panels.
• Frame style: snap-open frame, click-frame or fixed face, in aluminium.
• Mounting: wall-mounted, suspended, freestanding or window-hung.
• Sides: single or double sided for hanging boxes.
• Graphic type: printed backlit film or translucent print.

• Extruded aluminium frames in silver, black or painted finishes.
• Acrylic or polycarbonate light-guide or diffuser panels.
• Backlit film or translucent print for the graphic.
• Clear protective sheet in front of the graphic.

Anodised or powder-coated frames can match interior fittings or a brand palette.

Slimline boxes use LED strips along the edges or thin LED panels behind a diffuser. Even lighting depends on diffuser quality, panel size and LED density. Brightness is set for the room: displays near windows may need stronger output than corridor boxes.

Colour-changing lighting is subject to technical assessment and confirmed availability and is uncommon in this format.

• Choose slimline when depth and easy graphic swaps matter, mainly indoors or under a covered entrance.
• Choose a standard LED lightbox for exposed exterior use, larger faces or double-sided signs.
• Choose a tension fabric lightbox for very large, seamless graphics.
• Choose edge-lit acrylic when you prefer a clear, engraved look to a printed one.

• Viewing distance: as a rough guide, many designers allow around 25 mm of letter height per 10 m of viewing distance. Slimline boxes are mostly read at close range, so smaller text is acceptable indoors.
• Mounting surface: drywall needs suitable fixings or noggins; brick and concrete are straightforward.
• Power: low-voltage drivers need a hidden, ventilated spot and a nearby supply.
• Heat and humidity: avoid placing near steam or open kitchens without protection.
• Glare: excessive brightness at eye level is tiring; output is set to suit.
• Approvals: landlord or body-corporate consent may be needed, and any exterior use is checked at survey.

• Panel size and quantity.
• Frame type and finish.
• Single or double sided.
• Lighting layout and drivers.
• Printing of the graphics and any later change sets.
• Mounting method and cabling.
• Installation access.

Wipe the front sheet with a soft cloth. Open the frame to change graphics and dust the diffuser. If a section of the glow fades, our LED signage repairs team can inspect the lighting.

Slimline lightboxes suit offices, restaurants and retail interiors across Gauteng. Surveys are by appointment from our Rivonia base.

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