Although neon is the fifth most abundant element in the universe, it’s quite rare on Earth, making it a precious element. The story of neon lighting begins with the French chemist Georges Claude, who introduced it at the Paris Exhibition in 1910. The first neon sign followed a few years later for the Packard company.

By the 1950s, neon lights had become a staple in commercial spaces. You could spot neon signs in bars, clubs, cinemas, and restaurants – and they remain popular to this day!

That’s why we also offer custom neon and illuminated signs. You probably know them in their most common forms – window or wall-mounted signs – but freestanding neon signs are becoming increasingly popular.

No matter which style you choose, we’re happy to help you not just with creating your sign, but also with installing it.