Neon Signs
Custom neon in two formats — flexible LED strip or traditional glass tube.
- Material
- LED flex strip or glass tube
- Illumination
- 12V/24V LED, or high-voltage glass
- Mounting
- Wall, hanging or freestanding
- Minimum stroke
- Over 6mm, both formats
We make neon signs in two formats: LED flex strip on 12V/24V and high-voltage glass tube, for walls, windows, hanging or freestanding displays. Minimum stroke is over 6mm in both formats.
Custom LED neon signs and glass neon alike mount on acrylic backboards in a range of colors and materials.
LED flex neon vs glass neon
LED flex neon is LED strip inside a silicone diffuser on low-voltage 12V or 24V. It is brighter, safer and cheaper to maintain, takes full RGB color with dimming, gradient and chasing effects, and bends into intricate shapes — single-line lettering from 5cm. It reads a little flatter than glass.
Glass neon is gas-filled tubing bent by hand and run at several thousand volts. It glows a full 360° with a soft, handmade look, one color per tube, but it is fragile, costs more and cannot follow small or intricate designs — single-line lettering starts at 10cm.
Neon for restaurants, bars, salons and shops
Business neon signs carry a logo or a line of text where people linger: a bar or restaurant wall, a salon feature wall, a shop window, a pharmacy cross. LED flex suits storefronts, retail and larger pieces; glass suits bars, art pieces and retro interiors. For the main sign over the door, see storefront signs.
Wholesale neon signs for sign shops
As a neon sign manufacturer we work from your client's artwork and check it before production: stroke width, scale and how the lines connect decide whether a design translates. Where tubing cannot follow a detail, printed panels or partial cut-outs carry it alongside the neon. Each sign ships with its plug fitted for the destination country. More on how we work for sign companies and resellers.
Backboards, power and mounting
Every sign comes with a 1.5m clear power cord and a white or black power bank with a plug for the destination country. Backboards are acrylic, in a range of colors and materials, and signs are made to mount on a wall, hang, or stand freely.
01From drawing to install
1 job, start to finish
Every sign below was drawn, built, and shipped from our own floor. These are the client’s own photographs of the finished job.
Saydee's Hand Car Wash Neon SignAutomotive & Fuel · 4 photos
02Specifications
2 types
The two neon systems are built differently enough that one spec sheet cannot describe both. Pick a system to see its own figures — everything above stays where it is.
Flexible LED strip inside a silicone diffuser. Brighter, safer and cheaper to maintain than glass, and flexible enough for intricate shapes — it reads a little flatter in return.
- Light source
- LED strip in silicone diffuser
- Glow spread
- 180°
- Minimum stroke
- 6mm and over
- Smallest lettering
- 5cm EN / 10cm CN
- Voltage
- Low-voltage 12V or 24V
- Color
- Full RGB
- Effects
- Dimming, gradient, chasing
- Waterproof rating
- IP65 – IP68
- Service life
- 3–5 years
- Warranty
- 1 year, strip and supply
- Suits
- Storefronts, retail, large pieces
Lettering minimums are for single-line letterforms. Complex artwork can be paired with printed panels or partial cut-outs alongside the neon.
Every sign ships with a 1.5m clear power cord and a white or black power bank with a plug fitted for the destination country. Wall-mounted, hanging or freestanding, on acrylic backboards in a range of colors and materials. Minimum stroke width is over 6mm in both formats.
03Product details
1 section
The decisions that change how the finished sign looks, lasts and installs.
Whether a design translates depends on its stroke width, scale and how its lines connect, so we check feasibility against your artwork before production rather than after.
Complex artwork can be paired with printed panels or partial cut-outs alongside the neon, so the finished piece keeps the original design even where the tubing cannot follow it.
04Questions
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LED faux-neon or traditional glass neon — what's the right choice for us?
LED neon runs on low-voltage (12V/24V) flexible LED strip inside a silicone diffuser, glowing across 180°. It's safer, more durable, brighter, cheaper to maintain, and flexible enough for intricate shapes — well suited to storefronts, trendy retail spaces, and larger pieces on a budget, though it reads flatter than glass. Traditional glass neon uses gas-filled glass tubing at several thousand volts, glowing a full 360° with a soft, handcrafted look — but it's fragile, higher-voltage, limited in color, costlier, and can't render small or intricate designs. It suits bars, art installations, and retro-styled spaces with the budget for it.
Can brightness, color, and animation be controlled?
LED neon supports dimming, gradient fades, chasing/marquee effects, and full RGB color. Glass neon can only be dimmed to a limited degree and can't do multi-color or programmed animation.
Can you faithfully reproduce a detailed logo in neon?
It depends on the logo's stroke width, scale, and how its lines connect — not every design translates directly, so we review feasibility against your artwork before production. As a guide, traditional glass tubing needs strokes over 6mm, with single-line English lettering above 10cm and Chinese characters above 15cm (roughly double for double-line letterforms); LED neon can go smaller, with single-line English lettering above 5cm and Chinese above 10cm. Complex artwork can be paired with printed panels or partial cut-outs alongside the neon for a complete look.
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