Channel Letters & Flat Cut Dimensional Letters

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Increase your brand’s visibility with channel lettering and dimensional flat cut letters

When standing out matters, your signage should work just as hard as your business. Channel letters shine day and night with internal illumination, while dimensional flat cut letters deliver a bold 3D presence that’s perfect for daytime visibility and sophisticated branding.

The three-dimensional nature of channel letters means that they, quite literally, stand out from other options so they are easily seen by motorists and pedestrians alike. These lettering options can be built from metal, plastic or acrylic, or a combination of materials. Available with neon or LED illumination, they can be constructed in a wide variety of colors and custom shapes to reflect your logo and branding.

Flat cut dimensional letters offer a clean, modern way to showcase your brand with depth and visual impact. Because each letter is precision-cut from solid materials, they create sharp edges and crisp profiles that draw attention without relying on lighting. Available in materials like metal, acrylic, and PVC, these letters can be customized in thickness, finishes, colors, and shapes to match your exact brand identity.

Let the experts at Signs By Tomorrow Allentown help you to navigate local sign codes and lease requirements and make sure that you select the sign that’s right for your budget and application.

Ready to take the next step for your organization or business? 

To speak with a Signs By Tomorrow Allentown professional, call us at 610-437-6123 or email us.

Providing Channel Letters to Allentown, Pennsylvania