Connect, Configure and Customise Your LED Lightbox Display
Our Freestanding LED Fabric Lightboxes can be used individually or connected
together to create larger illuminated walls, corners and more complex exhibition
and display layouts.
The accessories below allow you to join lightboxes in straight lines, create
fixed or adjustable corners, combine frames of different heights and even add
a monitor to the front of a compatible lightbox.
Connector hardware is not always self-explanatory, so we've explained what
each component does, how it is used and the type of display configuration it
is designed for.
Half Foot showing the SEG graphic channel
Half Feet
Half Feet – Pair
A pair of reduced-width feet for corner and space-sensitive lightbox layouts.
Half Feet are designed for installations where standard full-width
lightbox feet would get in the way of an adjoining frame, wall or corner.
Their reduced footprint provides support while occupying considerably
less space around the base of the lightbox.
This makes them particularly useful when creating L-shaped configurations
or where a lightbox needs to sit more closely alongside another structure.
The front corner also incorporates an SEG channel, allowing the
silicone-edged fabric graphic to locate neatly into the lower section
of the frame rather than the foot interrupting the graphic finish.
Supplied as a pair
Each quantity of this accessory contains 2 × Half Feet.
When would I use them?
Choose Half Feet where standard feet would project into a corner or
interfere with the position of another lightbox.
Flush Foot viewed from the side
Flush Foot viewed from above
Flush Foot
A compact corner foot that helps adjoining lightboxes sit neatly together.
The Flush Foot is designed for lightbox layouts where two frames need
to meet closely at a corner. Its compact shape avoids the large projection
created by a conventional central foot.
This allows adjoining frames to be positioned more closely together and
helps create a neater base around L-shaped configurations.
When would I use it?
Use a Flush Foot where two lightboxes need to meet closely at a corner
and a normal full foot would obstruct the join.
Supplied individually.
90° Connector
90° Connector fitted between two frames
90° Connector
Join two lightboxes at a fixed right angle.
The 90° Connector is used when the ends of two Freestanding LED Fabric
Lightboxes need to meet at a right angle.
The connector fits between the adjoining frames and pulls them securely
together, helping maintain a consistent 90° corner. This allows a straight
illuminated backwall to be turned into an L-shaped display or used to add
a return wall to an exhibition stand.
When would I use it?
Choose this connector when two lightbox frames need to meet end-to-end
to create a conventional 90° corner.
Depending on the configuration, Half Feet or Flush Feet may also be useful
at the base so that standard feet do not interfere with the corner.
180° In-Line Connector
180° In-Line Connector
Join two lightboxes together to create a longer straight display.
The 180° In-Line Connector is used when two lightboxes are positioned
directly alongside one another and need to continue in the same direction.
The connector secures to the top of the adjoining lightbox frames,
helping hold them together and maintain alignment.
This makes it possible to combine multiple individual lightboxes to
create a much wider illuminated wall or exhibition backwall.
When would I use it?
Use the 180° Connector whenever two lightboxes need to join together
in a continuous straight line.
Plastic Joining Clip
Plastic Joining Clip
Keep the visible front edges of adjoining lightboxes neatly aligned.
The clear Plastic Joining Clip fits over the adjoining front edges of
two lightboxes and helps hold the faces closely together.
Rather than acting as the primary structural connection between the
lightboxes, the clip helps minimise movement at the visible join and
creates a neater transition between neighbouring frames.
This is particularly useful when several lightboxes are being combined
to create one longer illuminated wall.
When would I use it?
Use the Joining Clip at the front of adjoining lightboxes where you
want to keep their visible edges closely and neatly aligned.
Monitor support structure shown behind the fabric graphic
Monitor Bracket
Add a TV or digital screen to the front of a compatible lightbox.
The Monitor Bracket allows a screen to be incorporated into the front
of a Freestanding LED Fabric Lightbox, combining illuminated printed
graphics with digital content.
The support bars and mounting bracket are positioned behind the printed
fabric graphic. An appropriately positioned aperture is made in the
fabric, allowing the monitor mounting hardware to pass through the graphic
and connect securely to the support structure behind it.
The bracket is suitable for screens up to 43 inches
with a maximum screen weight of 15kg.
When would I use it?
Choose the Monitor Bracket when you want to incorporate video,
presentations or other digital content into your illuminated display.
The Monitor Bracket can only be used with the 1m Freestanding LED Fabric
Lightbox.
Monitor Bracket Assembly Instructions
See how the support bars and monitor bracket are assembled and fitted
to the lightbox before installation.
The Multi-Height Connector is a specialised 90° bracket designed for
configurations where adjoining lightboxes are not the same height.
It allows the frames to be connected securely without requiring both
top edges to finish at exactly the same level, giving greater freedom
when designing stepped or varied-height exhibition layouts.
When would I use it?
Choose this connector when two lightboxes need to meet at 90° but
the frames are different heights.
Hinge Connector
Hinge Connector fitted between two frames
Hinge Connector
Create adjustable angled joins instead of a fixed corner.
The Hinge Connector allows two Freestanding LED Fabric Lightboxes to
meet at an adjustable angle rather than being restricted to a straight
line or a fixed 90° corner.
The hinged connection can be positioned between approximately
10° and 165°, allowing angled, curved and more creative
lightbox layouts to be produced.
When would I use it?
Use the Hinge Connector where your display needs an angled change of
direction that is neither completely straight nor a conventional
90° corner.
See the Hinge Connector in Action
Watch our short video to see how the adjustable connector works
between two Freestanding LED Fabric Lightbox frames.
L/T Connector Kit
L/T Connector
Create layouts where one lightbox branches from another.
The L/T Connector is designed for more advanced modular arrangements
where one lightbox needs to meet another at a perpendicular position
rather than simply joining two frame ends together.
This allows lightboxes to be arranged in L-shaped and T-shaped
configurations, making it possible to create return walls, dividing
walls and more complex exhibition stand layouts.
The kit includes a top connecting component together with a dedicated
floor-level foot arrangement, helping the adjoining frames locate
correctly at both the top and bottom.
When would I use it?
Choose the L/T Connector when a lightbox needs to branch away from
another lightbox rather than simply joining to its end as a conventional
corner.
This is particularly useful for modular exhibition layouts where
illuminated walls need to intersect or divide a larger display space.
Not Sure Which Lightbox Accessories You Need?
More complex lightbox layouts can require a combination of connectors and
feet. If you're unsure which components are required, send us a sketch,
floor plan or the approximate dimensions of the display you'd like to
create. Our team can help identify the most suitable lightboxes, feet and
connecting accessories for your configuration.
