DIMENSIONAL LETTERS

Custom Non-Illuminated Letters

Add depth to a name, number or logo with custom lettering that does not need lighting. Explore materials and finishes for storefronts, offices and suitable personal spaces. Order from 1 letter or 1 complete sign or set, with each included part listed in your quote.

Gold-toned OmnicomGroup dimensional lettering mounted on a wood-paneled office wall.

COMPARE THE APPEARANCE

Choose the Material & Finish

Stainless steel, aluminum, acrylic and PVC are reviewed with the selected construction. Use these examples to compare appearance; the material and finish specification are confirmed for your project.

Brushed Metal Appearance

A softer silver-colored face contrasts with darker sides and the wood background.

Confirm the material, grain direction and finish sample for the installation environment.

Polished / Reflective Metal

Reflective faces pick up the surrounding light and colors.

Confirm the selected metal, surface reference and maintenance expectations.

Color Finishes

Colored letter samples show how the face contrasts with light and dark backgrounds.

Confirm the substrate, color reference and approved finish; this board illustrates appearance.

Gold-Toned Finish

A warm metallic tone emphasizes the letter face, edge and reflected surroundings.

Confirm the base material and finish process against an approved sample.

PRODUCT CONSTRUCTION

The Details Behind Dimensional Letters

Look closely at the face, edge, side profile and relationship to the wall.

Face & Edge Finish

The ampersand shows directional face texture meeting a reflective side return. Review the grain direction, visible edge and finish reference together.

Review material and finish choices →

Letter Depth & Side Profile

The angled view shows the depth of the letter returns and the separation between forms. Review depth with letter size, viewing distance and mounting approach.

Compare dimensional constructions →

Wall Clearance & Stand-Off

The blue letters sit away from the textured wall, creating a visible gap and shadow. Fixing positions and wall clearance are reviewed for the actual surface.

Coordinate fixing and alignment →

WHAT YOU CAN DEFINE

Customize the Letter Build

An artwork file or visual reference starts the discussion. These six choices shape the finished lettering.

Letter Shape & Size

Letter shape, proportions and overall size are reviewed from the supplied artwork and installation context.

Material

Stainless steel, aluminum, acrylic and PVC options are reviewed around the appearance, environment and selected construction.

Finish & Color

Brushed, polished, painted or plated finishes are reviewed against the agreed material and approved reference.

Letter Depth

Dimensional depth is reviewed with letter size, viewing conditions and the mounting approach.

Mounting

Studs, adhesive, rails or stand-offs are reviewed around the letter build, wall surface and site restrictions.

Set Configuration

Define individual letters, numbers, symbols, logo-and-letter sets, quantities and any repeat-production needs.

PLAN THE INSTALLATION

Mounting & Site Interface

Coordinate the lettering with the surface, fixing constraints and appearance you want at the wall.

Mounting Surface

Share the wall material and surface condition. Wood, stone, painted walls, metal panels and glass interfaces need project-specific review for fixing and appearance.

Fixing Approach

Stud, adhesive, rail or other agreed fixing approaches depend on the letter build and site. Flag drilling limits and access behind the surface.

Letter Spacing & Alignment

Spacing, baselines and logo-to-letter relationships are coordinated from approved artwork and the installation reference.

Stand-Off / Flush Appearance

Tell us whether you want a close-to-wall appearance or a visible gap and shadow. Clearance and fixing details are reviewed together.

Installation Template

Placement or drilling references can be prepared where agreed, after the letter layout and fixing positions are confirmed.

Indoor / Outdoor Exposure

Material, finish and fixing approach are reviewed against the actual environment. Share exposure, cleaning access and any site-specific conditions.

MANUFACTURING REFERENCES

From Cutting to Finish & Packing

These factory references illustrate separate processing and packing activities. They do not document one continuous project.

01

CNC Cutting / Shaping

CNC router head positioned over a white sheet on the machine bed.
CNC router and sheet — processing reference.

The approved outline guides sheet cutting and shaping for the selected construction.

02

Letter Assembly

A worker assembling a small dimensional letter at a bench covered with letter components.
Small letter assembly — fabrication reference.

Letter components are assembled around the agreed shape and dimensional build.

03

Spraying / Surface Finishing

A worker using a spray gun to coat narrow rectangular components on a finishing rack.
Spray coating components — finishing reference.

The selected material and approved finish reference guide surface preparation and finishing.

04

Packing Preparation

An open wooden crate holding several long cardboard boxes arranged side by side.
Open crate with boxed components — packaging reference.

Surface protection, component grouping and box or crate organization are planned for handover.

Review the manufacturing process →

START YOUR REVIEW

What We Need to Confirm

Start with what you already have. We will identify the remaining project details during review.

Project itemWhat to share
Artwork / LetteringLogo or lettering file, font reference and layout. A visual reference is useful if artwork is still being prepared.
Overall SizeApproximate overall width and height, letter sizes if known, and viewing context.
MaterialPreferred metal, acrylic or PVC construction, or the appearance you want to achieve.
Finish / ColorBrushed, reflective or color finish reference, including an approved sample where available.
Letter DepthPreferred depth or a side-view reference; we can review this with the letter size.
Mounting MethodPreferred fixing approach, flush or stand-off appearance, and template needs.
Wall / SurfaceSurface material, site photos, access conditions and restrictions on drilling.
QuantityNumber of letters or sets, location count and repeat-order requirements.
Indoor / OutdoorInstallation environment and exposure conditions.
Project LocationCity and country, plus any site requirements already identified.
DeliveryDestination, requested timing and any packing or handover requirements.

BUYER QUESTIONS

Questions About Non-Illuminated Letters

Can you build from my existing lettering or logo artwork?

Yes. Send the lettering or logo file, approximate dimensions and installation context. We review the shape, proportions and construction before production.

Which material should I start with?

Start with the appearance and installation environment. We can review stainless steel, aluminum, acrylic or PVC construction with the finish, depth, wall surface and project requirements.

Can letters be mounted flush or stand off from the wall?

Both appearances can be reviewed. The letter construction, fixing approach, wall material and available clearance determine the project-specific arrangement.

How are finish and color confirmed before production?

Share a finish reference, color reference or physical sample where available. The selected material, texture, gloss and color are reviewed against the agreed reference before production.

Can installation templates be supplied where agreed?

Placement or drilling templates can be prepared where agreed. Final lettering layout, spacing and fixing positions need to be confirmed first.

Can an approved design be repeated for later orders?

Repeat production can be reviewed from the approved artwork, construction and finish references. Share the earlier order details and any changes in quantity or installation conditions.

What should I send for a quotation?

Start with the artwork or visual reference, approximate size, quantity and destination. Add material or finish preferences and wall photos if available; we will identify the remaining details during review.

START YOUR DIMENSIONAL LETTER PROJECT

Create Lettering for Your Space

Share a name, number, logo, sketch or reference image. You can start with one letter or set, without choosing a material or exact size first. A photo of the intended wall is useful if available.