Sliding-Letter LED Sign with Two Rows of Changeable Panels

A rectangular acrylic lightbox with internal LEDs and two horizontal tracks for sliding letter panels, alongside examples of fixed-logo and freestanding illuminated signs.

A long white lightbox with black letters on individual panels arranged in two horizontal rows
Individual letter panels slide between horizontal tracks on the upper and lower rows of the acrylic LED sign.

This rectangular sign uses acrylic for illuminated signs, internal LEDs and two rows of sliding letter panels. The individual panels can be rearranged to change a store message or brand display.

Two horizontal tracks for changeable lettering

The acrylic lightbox contains LEDs behind the front face. Its upper and lower rows hold laser-cut letter panels between horizontal tracks. The photograph shows black lettering on separate panels, with space left within each row for different arrangements.

The message layout, number of rows and overall sign size can be considered for the intended display. Related examples include a polycarbonate LED lightbox and a gold-film acrylic LED sign.

Black raised lettering attached to the white front of a shallow rectangular lightbox
A fixed black letter logo contrasts with the white face of this light-diffusing box.

A fixed letter logo on a white lightbox

This separate example has black letter shapes attached to the front of a light-diffusing box. The photograph shows the contrast between the white face and raised black lettering on the shallow rectangular form.

An illuminated vertical sign with black lettering on two visible faces, supported above a black base
A steel-framed standing sign with light-diffusing polycarbonate faces and internal LED illumination.

A steel-framed polycarbonate standing sign

The vertical standing sign uses a steel frame and light-diffusing polycarbonate. Two visible faces carry black lettering and are illuminated by LEDs. The tall rectangular body is supported above a black base.

Discuss a changeable LED sign

Share the finished size, quantity, intended use and lettering artwork. Include the desired row layout and how the message will change so that the sliding panels and lightbox can be planned together. Discuss your project.