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Let-R-Edge®

Channelume/Let-R-Edge Company

Letters - Channel

The Simplified Beauty of Let-R-Edge

Problem solvers and complete solution providers.

Let-R-Edge® is a roll-formed 'fabrication-ready aluminum profile specially developed for one body/trimless channel letters.'

Let-R-Edge® simplifies the fabrication process allowing you to wrap the letter once, minimizing your labour costs and workspace. We test and research the best components and tools, providing you with the knowledge and the support necessary for a swift implementation.

With Let-R-Edge® a complete solution and support to your channel letter fabrication needs. Practical, simple, easy to implement and now with a field-tested, user recommended automatic platform, faster!

Come and experience the NEW Let-R-Edge System, letter edge Simplified!

(509) 452-9648

Let-R-Edge®

Channelume/Let-R-Edge Company

Letters - Channel

The Simplified Beauty of Let-R-Edge

Problem solvers and complete solution providers.

Let-R-Edge® is a roll-formed 'fabrication-ready aluminum profile specially developed for one body/trimless channel letters.'

Come and experience the NEW Let-R-Edge System, letter edge Simplified!

Additional Information

Let-R-Edge® Instructions & Recommendations
Let-R-Edge® Promo Flyer
Simplified Let-R-Edge®

Sign Shop Profile: Montreal Neon

In the 23 years since Montreal Neon was founded by Linda Dupré and Carlo Paolucci, the company has grown substantially from a 464.5-m2 (5,000-sf) sign shop to, today, a newly built 5,760-m2 (62,000-sf) facility, with plenty of room for further expansion on a 16,723-m2 (180,000-sf) lot.

Creating ‘faux’ neon signs

While neon illumination is still part of today’s sign industry, LEDs have largely replaced it, both for skeletal ‘script’ designs and inside channel letters. These so-called ‘faux’ neon applications have become increasingly popular because they better meet clients’ requirements in terms of energy consumption and safety.

Adding a new dimension to traditional channel letters with 3D printing

With all the many brands and different messages bombarding one’s life, it is not surprising that people have learnt to tune out from the majority of them. However, one marketing medium that remains hard to ignore is channel letters (also known as built-up letters). This illuminated signage, used to...

Channel Letters: Designing for LED illumination

Sign designers and specifiers now have more ways than ever to add dramatic lighting effects to their creations. Gone are the days where illuminated signs had to be produced with metal cans at least 127 mm (5 in.) deep to allow sufficient space for high-voltage neon lighting and wiring....

Channel Letters: Addressing difficult client expectations

How does one define the term ‘problem client’ in the sign industry? There are many potential issues and irritations a customer can cause for—by way of example—an electrical sign project involving channel letters.

Illumination: Retrofitting signs with LEDs

Signage is one of the most important ways to advertise a business. Companies use signs not only to display their name and logo, after all, but also to promote the products and services they offer. So, no matter how large or small the business may be, signage is a...