Reverse-mounted channel letters that push a soft halo glow outward against the wall behind them, giving a premium, upscale look popular for boutique and hospitality branding.
Reverse-mounted channel letters that push a soft halo glow outward against the wall behind them, giving a premium, upscale look popular for boutique and hospitality branding.
Halo lit letters give a softer, premium ambient glow rather than a bright, direct light source.
Yes, they're mounted on standoffs to allow the light to project onto the wall behind them.
Standoffs are usually set between 1in and 2in from the wall to control the width of the halo glow.
Yes, the glow effect actually shows up strongly on darker brick, stucco, or painted walls.