• 28 Jul 11:29
• Nathalie

Glass neon is gas in a tube at high voltage; LED neon is engraved acrylic on low voltage. What that means for cost, safety, lifespan and the look.

• 28 Jul 11:29
• Nathalie

Good gaming-room lighting is indirect, behind or beside the screen — never on it. How to build the setup with signs, 3D lamps and a few placement rules.

• 28 Jul 11:29
• Nathalie

A home bar becomes a bar the moment something glows behind the bottles. How to choose your sign style, size it right, and arrange the wall.

• 28 Jul 11:29
• Nathalie

The fastest way to turn a spare room into a man cave is lighting. Twenty ideas organized by corner: bar, sports wall, garage vibes, movie zone and more.

• 28 Jul 11:07
• Nathalie

LED neon signs run on low voltage, draw ~3 watts and stay cool to the touch — a fundamentally different safety profile from glass neon.

• 28 Jul 11:07
• Nathalie

Our signs use LEDs rated for about 100,000 hours. That is more than 11 years of continuous use — and decades at a few hours per evening.

• 28 Jul 11:07
• Nathalie

Most of our signs come in USB or electrical (wall plug) versions. Same LEDs, same brightness class — the difference is where and how you power them.

• 28 Jul 11:07
• Nathalie

Our LED neon signs come in three sizes — Normal (12×8"), Big (16×12") and Giant (24×16"). This guide helps you pick the right one for your space.