Push Through Signs and Letters

Introduction of Example:

Name: Push Through Signs
Face: Stainless steel faceplate paint coated pink color, cut out letters and lines
Letters and lines: Laser cut 8mm solid acrylic letters/lines, and embed them into the cutout metal faceplate.
Face of letters and lines: Stick 1mm paint-coated finish stainless steel plates
Return: Stainless steel paint-coated pink color
Thickness: 50mm
Back: Metal backing
Light source: CE-approved LED lighting
Power source: UL-listed transformer
Voltage: 110v-230v
Output: 12V
Packing: Plywood case
Warranty: 2 years
Lead time: Around 7 working days

What are Push Through Signs?

Push through signs feature letters or designs that are raised or “pushed through” the surface of the sign, creating a three-dimensional effect. This design technique adds depth and visual interest, making your signage more eye-catching and memorable. They are a type of illuminated sign that is commonly used in retail and commercial spaces. They are designed to allow light to pass through while displaying graphics, logos or letters on the surface. These signs are made from materials like acrylic or polycarbonate and are often illuminated from behind, creating a striking visual effect that attracts attention.

Importance of Push Through Signs

Visibility: Push through signs enhance visibility, especially in low-light conditions. Their backlit feature makes them stand out, helping businesses capture the attention of potential customers.
Branding: LindoSign can customize logos and graphics to make your signs reinforce brand identity. A well-designed push through sign can communicate a brand’s message effectively and create a memorable impression.
Versatility: Push thru letters can be used in various settings, from retail stores and restaurants to trade shows and corporate offices. Their adaptability makes them suitable for different marketing strategies.
Durability: The robust materials make the signs can withstand outdoor elements. This durability ensures that the signage remains effective over time, making it a wise investment for businesses.

Indoor vs. Outdoor Push Through Signs

Push through signs are versatile tools for branding and communication, but their effectiveness can vary based on their indoor or outdoor application.

Indoor Push Thru Signs and Letters for Wall

Indoor Push Through Signs

Typically, indoor push thru signs utilize softer, diffused lighting to create an inviting atmosphere. They can enhance the interior design of a space, contributing to the overall ambiance.

You can use push through signs to display company logos and values in reception areas or guide visitors to meeting rooms, restrooms, and other important areas within the office.

Outdoor Push Through Signs

Outdoor signs are constructed from more durable materials like weather-resistant acrylic or metal to withstand environmental factors. They often feature brighter, more powerful LED lighting to ensure visibility during the day and night.

They can used for storefront signage to ttract customers from the street or learly mark the company name and logo on the exterior buildings, enhancing brand visibility.

Single-sided vs Double-sided Push Thru Signage

Push through signs are an effective way to enhance visibility and convey messages in various settings. When considering push through signs, one key decision is whether to opt for single-sided or double-sided designs. .

Single Sided Push Through Signs for Wall

Single-Sided Push Thru Signage

A single sided push sign features graphics, logos or text on one side only, with the back typically being plain. Generally more affordable than double-sided options due to simpler construction. They are ideal for locations where foot traffic is primarily from one direction, such as along a wall or against a storefront.

Double Sided Push Through Signs and Letters

Double-Sided Push Thru Signage

Double sided push through signage features graphics or text on both sides, allowing messages to be seen from multiple directions. They can attract attention from both directions, maximizing exposure in high-traffic areas. Typically, freestanding or hanging displays, allow for greater flexibility in placement.