Dimensional Letters in Los Angeles
Non-illuminated, high-end lettering for lobbies, façades, and monument faces — where finish and precision matter more than a glow.
Designed, permitted, fabricated, and installed by one Los Angeles team · Licensed & insured · UL-listed components
Material options
Aluminum, stainless steel, and acrylic — polished, brushed, or painted finish, cut to exact letterforms from your brand's actual typeface.
Interior and exterior
Standoff-mounted lobby letters, flush-mounted façade letters, or cast letters for a monument face — the mounting method changes, the fabrication precision doesn't.
CNC-cut, not hand-cut
Every letter is routed on CNC from a vector file of your logo or wordmark, so kerning and letterform stay exact at any size.
Fast turnaround
Because there's no electrical component to engineer or permit, dimensional letter sets are typically our quickest turnaround service.
Not every sign needs to glow to make an impression — a well-cut set of dimensional letters in brushed stainless or a painted aluminum finish reads as more permanent and more premium than a printed sign, which is why it’s the standard choice for corporate lobbies and building identification.
We CNC-cut every letter from your brand’s actual vector artwork, so there’s no hand-tracing drift in the letterforms — what goes on the wall matches the logo file exactly.
Frequently asked questions
- Do dimensional letters need a permit?
- Non-illuminated dimensional letters usually require a simpler permit path than an illuminated sign, since there's no electrical component — but placement on an exterior façade still typically needs sign-off from the local building department.
- Can you match our exact brand font and PMS color?
- Yes — we cut from your vector logo file and match paint finishes to PMS or RAL codes rather than approximating from a screen color.
Get a quote for dimensional letters
Tell us about your property and we'll follow up within one business day with next steps — including whether a permit will be required and what it takes to get one.