Specs
Led Frame specs
Setup notes and briefing numbers for Led Frame.
Frame dimensions and build tolerances
Led Frame specs gives the working details for custom frame construction, including size, depth, lighting layout, and fabric graphic fit. It helps confirm the build before manufacturing starts on a retail or expo lightbox.
Led Frame specs records the finished size, visible graphic area, profile depth, and corner method before production begins. For retail and expo work, the sheet also notes cable exit position, transformer placement, and whether the frame is wall fixed, freestanding, or suspended. These details matter when the unit must fit shopfront bulkheads, mall rules, or stand plans exactly.
Fabric allowance needs to match the silicone edge and channel depth used on the frame. A clear spec page also helps check access for graphic changes, especially where staff must swap prints after trading hours or during an exhibition build. Photos of the actual site help spot skirtings, glazing, columns, or existing steel that could affect the final construction.
Lighting layout for even illumination
Specify the LED arrangement, diffuser gap, and power requirements for the chosen frame size. Larger lightboxes often need a different internal layout from smaller retail menu units to avoid bright spots and shadow lines. Ceiling height, viewing distance, and ambient light in the mall or exhibition hall all influence how the face is lit.
Before manufacture, match the drawing to the print file size, fixing method, and supply voltage noted for site installation. Include hanging hardware where relevant, plus any note about split sections for transport into lifts or through service passages. Lightbox quotes are built from the wall size, the frame depth and whether the unit is single or double sided.
- Overall size and visible graphic area
- Profile depth matched to application
- Power feed and transformer position
Retail sites and expo conditions
South African installations often need frame sections planned around courier handling, basement delivery bays, and restricted mall access times. A suspended unit for an expo stand is specified differently from a wall mounted box in a store, even when the graphic size is similar. Existing wiring, plug points, and sign-off rules from centre management should be listed before the frame goes into production.
Coastal humidity can affect cleaning cycles, while inland dust makes diffuser and fabric maintenance more frequent. Load-shedding also matters when final illumination checks must happen on site, particularly for new shopfitting handovers. For that reason, the spec should show the electrical setup clearly rather than leaving power details to the install day.
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Information needed before manufacture
Provide the required width, height, depth, mounting style, and whether the graphic must be single or double sided. Add photos of the wall, shopfront, kiosk, or stand structure so fixing points and clearances can be checked against the frame design.
Record any ceiling suspension heights, access equipment limits, and print change requirements on the same sheet. When buyers, contractors, and installers are all working from one specification, the frame build, lighting components, and fabric fit are easier to verify before dispatch.
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