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Accent Curved Corner Frameless Fabric Lightbox

Omnify Lighting

Illumination - LEDs

In an industry first, the Accent light-emitting diode (LED) Fabric Lightbox (powered by the lightweight LumiLattice) introduces round corner frames for a sleek and contemporary look. Due to LumiLattice’s unique wide-angle diffuser lenses, your graphic overlays are evenly backlit with more pop.

KEY FEATURES

Unique curved corner frame that is an industry first
Extremely bright, even lighting with no hotspots
Double-sided frame option available(addition of feet for a self-standing option)

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Accent Curved Corner Frameless Fabric Lightbox

Omnify Lighting

Illumination - LEDs

KEY FEATURES

Unique curved corner frame that is an industry first
Extremely bright, even lighting with no hotspots
Double-sided frame option available(addition of feet for a self-standing option)

Additional Information

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