Halo-Lit Printed Acrylic Panel Sign on Standoffs, Full-Color Logo

A halo-lit acrylic panel is the simplest way to put a full-color logo on a wall with a glow behind it. It is a flat 8 mm acrylic panel printed with your artwork, cut to a rectangle or to the outline of your logo, with small rounded corners. An LED tube runs around the back of the panel, and the light spreads onto the wall behind it as a halo. Some call it a backlit acrylic sign, an acrylic logo plaque or a standoff sign.

Unlike our channel letters, which mount flush to the wall, this panel always stands off the wall on stainless steel standoffs. The gap behind the panel is what lets the light spread out and frame it. The full-size paper template marks every standoff hole, and the standoffs come with the sign.

It suits logos that do not translate well into separate metal letters: many colors, gradients, fine lettering, a tagline, or an illustration. Because the artwork is printed rather than built letter by letter, it is a budget-friendly way to get a multicolor logo with a halo. Dental and medical offices, salons, studios, offices and shops use it on reception and feature walls.

By day you see your printed logo in full color, raised off the wall with a thin shadow line around it. At night the LED tube lights the wall around the panel, so the logo is framed by a soft band of light. Warm white suits most interiors; white and neutral white are also available, and the dimmer with remote lets you soften it in the evening.

The panel is built for indoor walls and runs on 12 V LEDs through a plug-in adapter, so there is nothing to hard-wire. The power supply and LED modules are UL / cUL listed components. Our recent quotes include panels 48 x 18 in, and the estimator covers panels up to 96 x 48 in.

Send your logo file and the size you want. We email a drawing showing the panel shape, the print and the halo, with the exact price, before production. The price estimator on this page gives a range by panel size. Installation is not included.

Choose a panel when your logo is about color and detail: several colors, gradients, small text or an illustration that would lose too much as separate metal letters. If your logo is a bold word or a simple mark in one or two colors, halo-lit channel letters give more depth.

Decide on the shape. A rectangle frames the artwork and keeps the halo even; cutting to the logo outline makes the panel disappear so only the logo shows, as long as the outline is simple enough to cut cleanly.

Pick a smooth, light wall near an outlet and size the panel for the room; a reception wall seen from a few steps away needs less than a lobby seen from the door. Send your logo file, ideally vector or a large print-ready image, and the size you have in mind.