LED lightbox fascias
from $850/lm600 mm deep, LED-lit, supplied and installed. Minimum 2 m run — a 2 m box is $1,700 on the wall.
Type your business name below and see it lit. We draw it, lodge the council permit, fabricate in our Malaga workshop and wire it through a licensed electrician — the cert comes with the invoice.
Rendered exactly as typed, up to 24 characters — the way a fascia proof would be.
Lit is how the street sees you at 5pm in July.
600 mm deep, LED-lit, supplied & installed. Minimum run 2 m ($1,700).
Use this in my quoteDemonstration estimate — real quotes follow a measure & artwork check
600 mm deep, LED-lit, supplied and installed. Minimum 2 m run — a 2 m box is $1,700 on the wall.
Full-colour print on aluminium composite — the unlit workhorse of every shopping strip.
A typical 6–8 letter halo-lit set. Letter count and height move it — we quote from your artwork.
Cut or printed, installed on your glass. Minimum supply-and-install visit $380.
Standard size, pavement-ready. The hardest-working $290 on your street.
Doors plus tray sides. Your ute is a billboard you already own — sign it once, it works every day.
Printed, laminated, wrapped panel by panel — colour change or full livery.
“We flicked the switch at six and I cried a bit, honestly. Three weeks from a serviette sketch to a lit fascia — and the council permit was their problem, not mine.”Demi K. — café owner, Mount Lawley
“The ute doors pay for themselves every school pickup. Two jobs straight off the oval car park this term, and the phone number reads from three cars back.”Shaun B. — electrician, Ballajura
“Three tenancies re-signed in one visit — one crew, one day, one invoice. The strip looks leased again, because it finally reads like it is.”Marcus V. — strip landlord, Dianella
Demonstration reviews — written as sample copy for this fictional business.
The workshop, the router and the print queue live in Malaga. The install crews don't — they run the whole metro, from Joondalup strips to Fremantle corners, with the CBD and the trade corridors in between.
Lightbox fascias are priced by the metre — from $850/lm, 600 mm deep, installed, minimum 2 m ($1,700). A typical 4 m café fascia lands at $3,400. Printed ACM runs from $320/lm if you don't need it lit, halo-lit acrylic letter sets start around $2,600, and window vinyl is from $190/m² installed. What moves the number: length, illumination, letter count, and how hard your wall fights the installer.
Usually, yes. Most Perth LGAs licence shopfront signage — size, projection and illumination all trigger the rules, and every council's schedule reads a little differently. We draw the sign, lodge the permit and wait for the stamp before we cut anything. The shire's timeline is the honest lead time, and we'll tell you what your council typically takes.
Fabrication is usually five to ten working days once artwork is approved — the permit almost always takes longer than the build. A realistic shopfront timeline: artwork settled in week one, the permit in the council's hands for two to five weeks, then we fabricate and install the week after the stamp arrives.
Close on vinyl, exact on paint. Printed and cut vinyl live inside the film maker's gamut, so a hot fluoro or a very specific corporate colour can land near rather than on. Painted and acrylic finishes we can mix to the swatch. Either way, you see the physical swatch and sign off before we print.
Acrylic letters and cut vinyl are the long-haulers — a decade is normal. Printed-and-laminated vinyl fades honest at five to seven years here; unlaminated print goes chalky faster and we'd rather not sell it to a west-facing wall. We'll tell you which materials your artwork and your aspect actually want.
Both. Bring finished artwork and we'll fabricate it faithfully — or bring a logo, a colour and a serviette sketch, and our designer will draw the sign, show you the proof at real scale, and only cut once you're happy.
Send the job through and we'd call you back within one business day — artwork check, measure, permit path and a fixed price.
We'd call you back within one business day to talk artwork, measure the site and map the permit path. Nothing was actually sent — this is a demonstration page; on the real build this enquiry would land straight in the shop's job queue.