Wall surface
Light coloured and smooth walls show the halo best.
Signage / Reverse Channel Letters
Halo lit dimensional letters that glow softly onto the wall behind them.

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Product details
Reverse channel letters have a solid face, usually aluminum, with LEDs inside that shine backward. The letters stand off the wall so the light spills around each shape and creates a halo.
The face stays a solid colour or metal finish by day, and the halo appears at night, which gives a restrained, upscale look.
Selection guide
Light coloured and smooth walls show the halo best.
The gap between letter and wall affects the size of the halo.
Very thin letters produce a weaker halo.
Brushed metal, painted or mirror finishes change the daytime look.

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FAQs
Regular channel letters light through the face. Reverse channel letters light the wall behind.
The halo is less visible on dark surfaces. A lighter backer panel can help.
Yes, combination lit letters have lit faces and a halo.
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