Channel letters are made of plastic and metal. They are more commonly lit internally though not always. A channel letter is any number, letter or character constructed with a face, return and backer. These are the components used to create a ‘channel letter’. The returns, or letter sides, are made of thin aluminum sheeting that are black, white, or custom painted. The letter faces start o white and colored or printed vinyl can be applied.

Face Lit Channel Letter Signs are the standard illumination for Channel Letter Signs. They are illuminated internally with LED lights, lighting the “face” of each letter. These letters are hollow with the lights oriented to shine our the front of the letter. Halo Lit Channel Letter Signs are a variation of channel or 3D letters that are made of plastic and metal. They are always lit because the ‘Halo’ describes the lighting style. Typically the face does not glow and only the back of the letter emits light creating the halo glow effect. These letters are hollow with the lights oriented to shine out the back of the letter.

1. Halo Lit Channel Letters are stud mount to fascia, typically stood off 1”-2” to allow to the light to spread behind the letters.

Yes. Burke offers installation services to ensure your signage is mounted correctly and securely. From site check, to permits and electrical, we have the skills, tools and experience to get it done right.

Yes. Burke’s Project Managers can tackle signage permitting for changes to existing buildings, new commercial buildings, properties and for permanent or temporary signs, so you don’t have to!