3D Letters
3D letters are individual dimensional characters that spell your name straight on the facade. We cut them from acrylic, metal or composite, build each body with returns and install them turnkey across Ukraine with our own crew: face-lit, halo-lit, open-neon or with no lighting at all.
ACRYLIC · LED · 3000K
3D Letters
The eye reads a name built from separate letters faster than one solid inscription. Each character has its own depth, side return and shadow, so the sign gains a relief a flat plate or box can't give. Letters like these work from a distance and at speed — a passer-by or a driver recognises the name in a second.
We size the letter height to your facade and to the distance people read it from, keep the spacing between characters even, and match the face and returns to the material: light-diffusing acrylic, milled metal or composite. We pick the lighting to suit the facade, not the facade to suit the lighting.
- Front-lit letters — the acrylic face glows while the returns stay opaque: a clean, bright name after dark
- Halo-lit letters — the character stays dark and an even glow falls around it on the wall
- Open-neon letters — a visible run of flexible neon along the contour, with a retro character
- Non-illuminated letters milled from acrylic, PVC or metal — for daytime facades and interiors
- Metal letters in stainless or composite with a brushed or painted face — a premium, solid look
- Your choice of mounting: flush to the facade, on standoffs with a shadow gap, or on a single backing panel
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The result is on us
We start with a free visit, facade measurement and quote. Once you confirm the order, we prepare a 3D visualization of the letters on a photo of your facade — day and night — to agree on height, typeface and spacing before anything is made. Then we cut each character, build the bodies with returns and run the LED for your chosen lighting. Simple sets take a few working days; large or metal ones take longer. Our own crew, with 10+ years of installation experience, aligns the letters on a single baseline and fixes them to the facade; you get a one-year warranty and ongoing service.
Key specifications
| Materials | Light-diffusing acrylic, stainless steel, PVC and composite; returns in metal or PVC |
|---|---|
| Typical sizes | The facade sets the limits: height and letter spacing follow the reading distance we check at the survey |
| Lighting | Face-lit through acrylic, halo onto the wall, open neon along the contour; non-lit versions too |
| Power | 12 V LED modules; the power supply hides behind the facade or indoors, with no visible wiring |
| Mounting | Wall anchors or pins, standoff brackets or a single backing panel; fitted by our own crew |
| Service life | LED modules are typically rated for tens of thousands of hours; the body lasts years with basic care |
| Lead time | Simple sets take a few working days, large or metal ones longer; exact timing after the survey |
| Warranty & service | One year on the product and installation; we keep servicing the sign after that |
What goes into the price of a sign
The price of a sign depends on the facade, size and material, so we don't publish a single price list. The visit, measurement and quote are free, and you get an exact figure fast.
Size and dimensions
A bigger sign means more material, fixings and hours on the install. We size the letter height to your facade width and the distance the sign has to be read from.
Materials
Metal, acrylic, composite and PVC differ in both price and lifespan. A metal sign runs higher than PVC but lasts longer; at the survey we recommend the material for your facade and weather, not for the price list.
Lighting and electrics
A non-illuminated sign costs less than a lit one: no LED modules, power supply or electrical work. Front-lit and halo-lit price separately too, and neon and lightboxes are our own offerings with their own pages.
Installation
Install cost comes down to height, how hard the access is, and the wall material — brick, plaster, composite or glass. A sign over the entrance and a structure up under the roof are very different amounts of crew work and equipment.
Approvals and permits
Some builds — blade signs over the pavement, rooftop signs, stelae on a site — need a placement approval. Where that applies, we tell you what to file and fold it into the quote.
Layout complexity
A single word prices differently from a logo with fine detail, a set of plaques or a full floor of wayfinding. The visit, measurement and quote are free, and the 3D visualization on a photo of your facade comes after you confirm the order — so the look is agreed before manufacturing.
Simple signs are ready in a few working days, more complex structures take longer. The exact term is set in your quote.
Our work
Frequently asked questions
Not sure what to pick?
Lightbox or 3D letters: which fits your sign?
Short version: when you need maximum evening brightness and visibility from the road, go with a lightbox; when depth, daytime presence and brand character matter more, go with 3D letters. The final call comes down to your facade and type of business.
Read the comparisonIlluminated or Non-Illuminated Sign: Which to Choose for Your Facade?
The short answer: it depends on when your customers see you. If most of your trade is in the evening and after dark, go illuminated. By day, a clean non-illuminated sign is often enough, and simpler to make.
Read the comparisonWhat to make a sign from: acrylic, metal, PVC or composite?
There's no single answer: the material depends on what you're making — a flat panel or dimensional letters, for outdoors or indoors. In short, PVC and composite go into panels and backers, while acrylic and metal go into letters, logos and the face of the sign.
Read the comparisonThe full outdoor-advertising cycle
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