As part of the project, Logic CP installed a black granite reception desk and used Applelec’s low-energy, luxury LED illuminated letters to spell out the building’s name.
Each letter measure 150mm in height and was painted jet black to complement the dark granite surface of the desk, while the white 3200K embedded LEDs provide even illumination and deliver an elegant glow against the black surface.
Nick Baster, director of Logic CP, comments: “We specifically selected Applelec’s luxury illuminated letters for the reception desk as we knew this product would deliver the high quality finish the project required.
The energy efficiency of the LED letters was in line with the building’s low energy consumption requirements and helped us to create the right product for the client”
“The energy efficiency of the LED letters was in line with the building’s low energy consumption requirements and helped us to create the right product for the client.”
Andy Armitage, head of signage sales at Applelec, added: “For this project, side as opposed to halo illumination was advised for the black letters, to ensure the mounted logo and lighting effect wouldn’t be lost against the dark, glossy granite.
“The thermally managed LEDs and high quality finish of this letter range provided a solution that was suitable for an eye-level installation.”
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