Reverse channel letters provide a distinctive and memorable approach to your signage.  Reverse channel letters are often used by those who value a prestigious image.  These letters are sometimes called "halo lit" letters.

Reverse channel letters are produced with aluminum faces and sides (the side of a channel letters is called the return).  These letters are mounted away from the wall so a halo forms behind the letters.  A clear polycarbonate back prevents birds and other animals from nesting inside the letters.

Neon illumination is commonly employed (and very effective) for reverse channel letters, but LED lighting is also available.

For Reverse channel letters, we offer:

• Any font style
• Painted any color
• 3.5" 0.063 aluminum returns
• 0.090 aluminum faces
• Clear polycarbonate backs
• Neon or LED illumination
• 1.5" standoffs
• U.L. Listed

We can fabricate non-standard letters according to your specifications.  All of our channel letters are U.L. listed, and we only use the highest quality materials along with proven components when assembling your sign.

Is the city (county, HOA or municipality) asking you for a more detailed diagram of your proposed channel letter sign?

Or, Do you simply need to know how a letter is constructed? The diagram provided below will help.