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Illumigo Modular Lightbox Displays

Introducing the Illumigo Modular Lightbox – a premium, illuminated display solution engineered to impress. With a sleek, re-usable aluminium frame and vibrant edgelit LED technology, it empowers you to build everything from a single illuminated panel to a seamless display wall up to 7.85 m wide. Perfect for exhibitions, product launches or seasonal campaigns, the system delivers a high-end look with smart, cost-effective flexibility.

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Illumigo Modular Lightbox – Premium Illuminated Display System

The Illumigo Modular Lightbox is a premium illuminated display system that elevates exhibition stands, branded events, and retail activations with bright, even backlighting and a sleek, professional finish. Engineered for reusability and rapid setup, this modular lightbox display balances visual impact with practical, long-term value for both end users and trade buyers.

A Modular Lightbox Display That Adapts to Every Space

Use a single Illumigo frame as a freestanding portable lightbox display or link multiple units to create seamless illuminated walls. The lightweight aluminium profiles and tool-free connections make it easy to reconfigure layouts for exhibitions, conferences, retail promotions, product launches, and seasonal campaigns. Build exactly what you need today—and re-use it for tomorrow’s brief.

Powerful LED Illumination for Maximum Impact

High-performance edge-lit LED modules deliver bright, uniform illumination across the entire SEG fabric lightbox graphic, ensuring brand colours remain vivid and consistent under a variety of venue lighting conditions. Low-voltage, energy-efficient LEDs keep running costs down and provide reliable performance across multiple events.

Quick Assembly, Easy Transport, Professional Finish

Designed for self-build exhibitors and agencies, Illumigo features plug-and-play LED connectors, integrated power cable routing, and tension-fabric graphics that push neatly into the frame. Components pack into protective carry bags or transport cases for fast, mess-free setup and breakdown—ideal when schedules are tight and presentation standards are high.

Sustainable and Reusable by Design

The robust aluminium frame is built for repeated use, while replaceable silicone edge graphics (SEG) allow you to refresh visuals without replacing the structure. Update campaigns, switch messages, and minimise waste—supporting sustainability objectives without compromising on impact.

Why Choose the Illumigo Modular Lightbox?

Truly modular system — from a single unit to full illuminated exhibition walls
Bright, uniform LED lighting — enhances graphics and boosts visibility
Tool-free assembly — perfect for self-build exhibitors and event teams
Lightweight and portable — easy to transport, store, and reconfigure
Reusable frame with replaceable fabric graphics — cost-effective and sustainable
Ideal for LED exhibition stands, events, retail spaces, showrooms, and pop-ups

A Complete Illuminated Display Solution

From compact panels to expansive backlit backdrops, the Illumigo Modular Lightbox delivers the flexibility and performance modern brands require. Create bold product showcases, define meeting areas, or build a premium photo-ready backdrop—all with a system that looks exceptional, performs reliably, and evolves with your event calendar.

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The Illumigo Modular Lightbox system combines precision-engineered aluminium frames with integrated edge-lit LED lighting to produce bright, even illumination across the full graphic surface. The LEDs are positioned around the frame edges to eliminate hotspots and ensure consistent brightness throughout.

The system can be extended using modular panels available in widths of 850 mm and 1000 mm, allowing seamless illuminated backwalls up to 7.85 metres wide. Transformer requirements vary depending on the overall width of the configuration—smaller setups typically require a single transformer, while larger displays use multiple transformers to maintain balanced lighting.

Graphics are printed on 175 gsm premium backlit SEG fabric using high-definition dye-sublimation printing for vivid colour and sharp detail. When used as a single-sided display, an optional black back panel can be added to prevent light spill and enhance front-facing brightness.

Each system includes a wheeled carry bag or protective transport case with foam inserts, providing safe storage and easy portability between events. Assembly is entirely tool-free, using numbered frame sections and quick-fit connectors for rapid setup and breakdown—making Illumigo ideal for exhibitors who value both quality and convenience.

Applications and Configurations for the Illumigo Modular Lightbox

The Illumigo Modular Lightbox is designed for versatility, allowing you to create illuminated displays of almost any size or layout. Frames link securely to form straight walls, L-shapes, U-shapes or island-style stands, delivering a seamless backlit finish that adapts to exhibitions, events and retail spaces.

Typical Applications

Exhibition stands and trade show booths – build bright, continuous backlit walls that attract visitors.
Retail and showroom displays – create illuminated feature areas with clean, even lighting.
Corporate events and conferences – provide a sleek, professional backdrop for branding and presentations.
Product launches and experiential marketing – deliver high-impact visuals that boost engagement.
Pop-up spaces and roadshows – benefit from tool-free setup and modular scalability.

Flexible, Scalable and Sustainable

As requirements change, you can extend or reconfigure your display by adding or repositioning modules. Tension-fabric graphics are easy to replace, so campaigns can be refreshed without changing the hardware. The result is a future-proof illuminated system that balances portability, speed of setup and striking visual impact.

Technical Highlights

Large, seamless backlit walls: build continuous illuminated backwalls up to 7.85 m wide.
Category height: standard modular systems are approximately 2380 mm high for strong visual presence.
Edge-lit LED illumination: energy-efficient LEDs deliver bright, even lighting across SEG graphics.
Premium SEG fabric graphics: push-fit silicone edging with dye-sublimation print for crisp, vivid results.
Tool-free assembly: push-fit frame sections (with clear numbering) and simple connectors for rapid build.
Single or double-sided options: choose the configuration to suit your space, with light control as required.
Modular extensions: add mid-panels to increase width; extensions fit between main frames to keep a seamless look.
Shape connectors: optional 90°, T and M connectors support L, T and U-shaped layouts.
Power planning: when extending to larger widths, additional transformers may be required (model-dependent).

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How to supply and transfer your artwork

Once you have placed an order for a printed product, we will need you to provide us with your artwork so we can start the production. It's important that any artwork you provide is compatible for the product(s) that you have ordered. You can find instructions in the form of downloadable artwork templates on the relevant product pages of our website.

If you can't provide artwork at the correct size or format then please get in touch. We offer a full in-house design service for all products and we can provide an individual quote based on your needs and requirements. Just email us with your requirements by contacting our team directly at [email protected] or feel free to use our online chat facility for a quick consultation.

You can provide your artwork to us in one of several ways

Go to your account, select your order and then upload the file(s) for us to print from
Send your artwork as an email attachment to [email protected] (please reference your order ID). There is a max file attachment size of 20MB.
Send a link via email for us to download your artwork from (we recommend www.wetransfer.com). Please reference your order ID and send download links to [email protected]

What happens after I have sent my artwork?

Once we receive your artwork file(s), one of our team will manually check to ensure that the size and proportions are correct for the product(s) that you have ordered. Once this is done, we will send you a proof via email.

If we discover an issue with your artwork, we will let you know so you can fix the issue and re-supply the file(s).

We make basic checks to artwork to confirm the sizing and proportions are ok but we can't make detailed checks for spelling mistakes, grammatical errors and resolutions/quality of images that are used within a piece of supplied artwork. That being said, if you have any partcular concerns about your artwork and need an opinion on something in particular, please just get on touch and we will be happy to help.

Is a signature required on delivery of my order?

We use a range of courier companies to deliver our exhibition stands and other products. Most couriers will require a signature on the delivery of your order to confirm the date and time of the delivery (and that the goods are received in good condition).

Normally we will email the tracking information for your order on the evening of the day of dispatch so that you can know to expect the delivery. If you want to check the progress of the delivery then you can enter the tracking information online for an update or call the telephone number provided.

If no-one is available to sign for your delivery then the courier will normally leave a card to say that a delivery was attempted and would then take the parcel away. The delivery is normally re-attempted the next working day.

Depending on the courier, the delivery could be re-attempted two or three times before the parcel would eventually be returned to us. If the courier attempts delivery on multiple occasions with no success resulting in the parcel being returned then we can re-dispatch the parcel again for you but would bill the carriage cost again.

Sometimes we are asked if the courier can telephone in advance of the delivery being made. Unfortunately this is not possible because the couriers are not generally provided with mobile telephones. All instructions tend to be relayed to the courier by the depot via a hand held computer terminal that the driver carries.

If you need to receive a delivery on a particular day but are not going to be around to sign for the parcel then the best advice we can give is to write a note explaining that you are expecting a delivery but are not around to receive it. You can request the courier leaves the parcel with no signature or with a neighbor. We would advise that you write the consignment note of the parcel on the letter and sign it.

Ultimately it is down to the drivers discretion whether to leave the parcel and so we cannot accept responsibility for late deliveries if there is no one available to accept the order when the delivery is made.

How long will my order take to produce?

If you place an order via our website, you can select from one of a number of delivery options (economy, standard and express). The estimated delivery date for arrival of your order will be shown next to each option and the associated cost. Please note that delivery dates are based on the estimated transit time for the goods and we cannot offer refunds for bespoke printed products if they arrive later than expected due to a courier delay outside of our control. If you have a 'no fail' delivery date, please get in touch to discuss your requirements prior to ordering. We can usually arrange for special delivery services like a dedicated van (at an additional cost) if you would rather not rely on a conventional courier delivery.

Can you colour match to Pantone references?

The Pantone colour scale is an industry standard series of reference colours for use in the printing industry.

Pantone or spot colours are normally used by lithographic or screen printers when printing items with a limited number of colours (for example a letterhead, or stationary). Pantone ink is purchased by the printer who then creates a screen or plate specifically for that colour ink.

We use a CMYK (full colour) process of printing rather than a spot colour method. With a CMYK print process, Cyan, Magenta, Yellow and Black are mixed by layering ink on top of each other to create a full-colour image. Sometimes other colours like light cyan and light magenta are also used to improve print quality.

We cannot guarantee to match all Pantone colours because some Pantone’s contain pigments that push the colour outside of the spectrum of colours available with CMYK inks.

An example would be Pantone 021 orange which is a very bright, almost neon colour. It is impossible to get a close match to this colour with CMYK printing because the colour is too bright.

There are many other colours in the Pantone spectrum that are relatively easy to match but also some that are impossible to closely match. Pantone sell a solid to process guide book which is useful because the Pantone colour is shows next to the nearest CMYK colour as two separate colour chips. If you can access a Pantone solid to process guide book then you can see at a glance how closely your pantone colour can be matched with a CMYK printing process.

All artwork supplied should be set as CMYK colour mode, not Pantone spot colour. If you do not have a Pantone solid to process guide book and need some advice as to the best CMYK colour value to use in the artwork, please call and we can help.

If you have very precise colour matching requirements for your artwork then we recommend purchasing a reduced-scale hard copy proof prior to printing the finished article. The cost is £20 and includes delivery of the proof to a mainland UK address.

What resolution does my artwork need to be?

As a rule of thumb, we recommend that artwork resolution should be 150dpi or greater at full scale for a large format print (anything A2 or larger).

If you are designing your artwork at a reduced scale (say half or quarter size) then the resolution of the artwork needs to be increased proportionally so that when the file is blown-up for printing, the quality is high enough to allow for it.

So, if setting your artwork at half size then double the resolution to 300dpi or if setting the artwork at quarter size then quadruple the resolution to 600dpi!

When printing images at very large sizes, it is not uncommon that the original file be unavailable at a large enough size to provide 150dpi output and this does not mean that you cannot use the image! In fact much smaller images can sometimes be OK for print.

Bear in mind factors that determine if the image is acceptable:-

The viewing distance of the image (how closely it will be examined)
The content of the image itself (does it contain lots of intricate detail or is it a more abstract image).

Most displays have a viewing distance of at least a couple of Metres and so a large background image need not contain pin-sharp detail. If the image is abstract or does not contain precise detail then you can ‘get away’ with using a smaller image.

If your image is small then you can up-sample it in an application like Photoshop which increases the image size by splitting the pixels (interpolating) into more pixels. A byproduct of this process is the image can become ‘softer’ and it is therefore a good idea to zoom-in on the picture at approximately finished size on screen and then stand back from the display to gain an impression of what the printed result would be like.

If you have concerns about image quality then let us know about it when you submit your artwork and one of our team can take a look for you.

What types of artwork files can you accept?

We support most ‘industry-standard’ artwork file types. Examples of supported formats include:-

Adobe Photoshop
Adobe Indesign
Adobe Illustrator
Quark XPress

We also accept generic artwork formats including:-

JPG
TIFF
EPS
PDF
BMP
PNG

When supplying artwork from the original design package (for example an Adobe Indesign file), it is important to send over all linked images and fonts as well as the Adobe Indesign document itself.

If you are exporting artwork from a design package into a generic format such as PDF then there is generally no need to supply artwork components such as images and fonts separately unless you need us to re-open and edit the file for you.

Most people would typically supply us with the exported generic file rather than the original artwork file and links.

Available Payment Methods

We accept most common credit cards including Mastercard, Visa and American Express via the payment gateway on our website. We also can accept payments via PayPal.

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