Four Things to Consider for Your Next Fabric Lightbox

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How do I choose the right solution for my project?
Start by defining your budget, installation environment (indoor vs outdoor), and how long you expect the display to last. If you are unsure, send us your drawings and dimensions, and our engineers will recommend the best option within 24 hours.

Q: What is the minimum order quantity?
Standard items have no MOQ. Custom colors, custom sizes, and private label packaging usually require 500–1000 pieces depending on the product. Sample orders are always welcome before bulk production.

Q: How long is the lead time?
Standard stock items ship within 3–5 working days. Custom production takes 15–25 days depending on quantity and tooling. We can also rush orders for urgent trade shows if needed.

Q: Do you ship worldwide?
Yes. We export to 40+ countries including the USA, Germany, UK, Australia, and the Middle East. We can ship by sea (FCL/LCL), air, or express courier. We handle export documentation, customs declaration, and commercial invoice preparation.

Practical Tips Before You Order

Before placing an order, always confirm three things: first, double-check your exact dimensions and corner angles against your space. Second, ask for a physical sample before mass production—what looks good on screen may feel different in person. Third, plan for spare parts (LED strips, drivers, edge strips) at the same time as your main order, because reordering small spare parts later usually costs more than the parts themselves.

For long-term projects, we recommend keeping a detailed spec sheet for every installation: what size frame, what color strip, what LED color temperature, and which driver version. This makes future replacements and maintenance much faster. EEYUN has been manufacturing SEG lightboxes, aluminum profiles, and LED strips in Hangzhou, China since 2010, and we support OEM/ODM for distributors and brand owners worldwide.

---

Are you looking for a lightbox for your next retail display or tradeshow?

Most led lightboxes are perimeter lit, which means lights are placed along the inside edges of the SEG aluminum frame. While that may sound simple you may not know there are two different perimeter lit lightbox solutions; Half-Lit and Full-Lit.

A Full-Lit LED Lightbox solution has perimeter lighting along all four sides of the lightbox, giving that display a bright, evenly lit look. As you may have guessed, a Half-Lit LED Lightbox only has LED strips along two sides of the lightbox making the display dimmer and possibly not lit as evenly as a Full-Lit light box display. Both solutions are viable depending on the situation.

4 major variables to consider when buying a fabric lightbox for your display:

1. Size

Size is important to consider when buying a lightbox because the light emitting from the LEDs inside the lightbox may have a further distance to travel or more space to cover the bigger the lightbox gets. Knowing the desired size of the light box can ultimately be the determining factor as to whether you will buy a Half-Lit or Full-Lit lightbox solution.

2. Brightness

Brightness is also an attribute vital to determining what type of lightbox works best for your situation. If you need a display in a dimly lit retail environment, a Half-Lit Lightbox may be the best solution for your situation. But if you need a display in a very bright location, a Full-Lit solution may be the one for you.

3. Single or Double-Sided

Another attribute to consider is if a lightbox is Single or Double-Sided. This will affect the brightness of each side of your display. This characteristic is greatly dependent on where your display will be located. If, for example, you want a bright window display lightbox, a double-sided Full-Lit lightbox will probably be the best solution to enhance both your in-store and curb appeal simultaneously.

4. Cost

Finally, Cost is also a common determining factor when deciding if a display is viable. Obviously, a Full-Lit perimeter lightbox solution includes more lights, which means more components, resulting in a more expensive product than a Half-Lit perimeter lightbox solution.