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50 uses for an illuminated LED poster frame

A backlit poster works wherever information needs to be visible, legible and easy to change. Below are 50 specific uses from different industries — each with a matched artwork format, frame model and mounting location.

01

Menu of the day by the entrance

Guests decide whether to come in before they see a waiter. An illuminated menu with well-photographed dishes by the door answers the question “what’s good today?” and invites them inside.

  • Format: A1 (594 × 841 mm)
  • Model: single-sided, 12 mm (tempered glass)
  • Where: wall by the entrance to a restaurant or bistro
02

Menu above the order counter

In a quick-service restaurant, customers read the offer while standing in the queue. A horizontal frame above the counter speeds up the decision and the service.

  • Format: 1200 × 450 mm
  • Model: horizontal double-sided, 11 mm, suspended above the counter
  • Where: above the counter in a bistro, burger bar or food court
03

Dessert menu on the table

A small power bank frame sits on the table with no cable and reminds guests about dessert and coffee after their meal. A photo of cake in the light does more than a waiter’s question.

  • Format: A5 (148 × 210 mm)
  • Model: with built-in power bank, cable-free
  • Where: tables in a café, restaurant or patisserie
04

Recommended wine of the week

One bottle, one photo, a short tasting note — that is all it takes for a guest to reach for a wine outside their routine. You change the poster as the cellar rotates.

  • Format: A4 (210 × 297 mm)
  • Model: with built-in power bank, cable-free
  • Where: tables in a wine bar, bar, counter in a wine shop
05

Drinks menu above the bar

An illuminated strip above the bar is easy to read even in a dimmed interior in the evening. Customers choose a cocktail by eye before the bartender has time to ask.

  • Format: 1000 × 350 mm
  • Model: horizontal double-sided, 11 mm, suspended above the counter
  • Where: above the bar in a pub, club or hotel bar
06

Ice cream flavours above the freezer display

Colourful photos of scoops and flavour names above the freezer make choosing easier, especially for children. You change the seasonal flavours by sliding in a new poster.

  • Format: 600 × 350 mm
  • Model: horizontal double-sided, 11 mm, suspended above the counter
  • Where: above the freezer display in an ice cream parlour or patisserie
07

Bread and bakes of the day

Above the bakery counter, a frame shows what is fresh today and what goes well with the shopping. The colours of a crisp crust under LED light whet the appetite.

  • Format: 900 × 350 mm
  • Model: horizontal double-sided, 11 mm, suspended above the counter
  • Where: above the counter in a bakery or patisserie
08

Allergen chart by the counter

Clear, always-visible allergen information saves staff from repeating the same answers. When you change a recipe, you swap the print in seconds.

  • Format: A3 (297 × 420 mm)
  • Model: single-sided, 12 mm, on support feet
  • Where: counter in a restaurant, bakery or café
09

Price list by the till

Customers at the till have a moment to notice an extra service or product. An illuminated price list on the counter is easy to read and looks professional, not like a sheet in a plastic sleeve.

  • Format: A4 (210 × 297 mm)
  • Model: single-sided, 12 mm, on support feet
  • Where: checkout counter in a shop, salon or service point
10

A window promotion visible from both sides

A double-sided frame hung behind the glass shows a promotion to passers-by and, on the shop side, to customers inside. The two posters can carry different content.

  • Format: A1 (594 × 841 mm)
  • Model: double-sided hanging, 14 mm, suspended on cables
  • Where: shop or venue window, indoors behind the glass
11

New product on a column in the shop

Structural columns in a shop usually stand empty. A narrow frame on a column turns them into a spot for a new arrival or the product of the season.

  • Format: 300 × 1200 mm
  • Model: single-sided, 12 mm (tempered glass)
  • Where: columns and pillars in a shop, shopping centre or showroom
12

Lookbook by the fitting rooms

At the fitting room, customers think about the whole outfit. A tall frame with a photo of the complete look suggests what to pair with the item they are trying on.

  • Format: 600 × 1600 mm
  • Model: single-sided, 12 mm (tempered glass)
  • Where: wall by the fitting rooms in a boutique or clothing shop
13

Brand campaign by the mirror in an optician’s

Customers try on frames in front of the mirror and look for inspiration there. A frame next to it presents the collection in high-quality photos supplied by the manufacturer.

  • Format: 500 × 800 mm
  • Model: single-sided, 12 mm (tempered glass)
  • Where: wall by the mirrors in an optician’s
14

Seasonal collection above the jeweller’s counter

Jewellery is small, and a large-scale photo shows its detail and how it is worn. A horizontal frame above the counter leads the eye to the display case.

  • Format: 900 × 350 mm
  • Model: horizontal double-sided, 11 mm, suspended above the counter
  • Where: above the counter in a jeweller’s or watchmaker’s
15

Florist’s bouquet of the week

A photo of a finished arrangement helps customers who do not know what to choose. A frame on the counter works like a tip from the florist while they are busy tying another bouquet.

  • Format: A3 (297 × 420 mm)
  • Model: single-sided, 12 mm, on support feet
  • Where: florist’s counter
16

Bookshop bestseller of the month

An illuminated cover and short recommendation draw attention between the shelves. A format close to the size of a book cover looks natural by the new titles table.

  • Format: 400 × 500 mm
  • Model: single-sided, 12 mm (tempered glass)
  • Where: wall by the new titles table in a bookshop
17

The story behind your products

At the cheese, charcuterie or coffee counter, a photo of the producer and the region builds trust and justifies the price. Customers buy a story, not just a product.

  • Format: 400 × 600 mm
  • Model: single-sided, 12 mm (tempered glass)
  • Where: wall by the counter in a delicatessen or regional food shop
18

Wine region map

A large map of wine regions on the wall organises the shelves and makes it easier to talk to customers about wine styles. It is both decoration and a sales tool.

  • Format: 800 × 1200 mm
  • Model: single-sided, 12 mm (tempered glass)
  • Where: main wall in a wine shop or wine bar
19

Model comparison at the demo table

At a table of phones or laptops, customers want to compare models quickly. A small cable-free frame shows the key differences next to the devices.

  • Format: A4 (210 × 297 mm)
  • Model: with built-in power bank, cable-free
  • Where: demo tables in an electronics and mobile phone shop
20

Room set next to the furniture display

A single piece of furniture in a showroom does not show how it will look at home. A photo of a finished room set next to the display helps customers picture it.

  • Format: 750 × 1200 mm
  • Model: single-sided, 12 mm (tempered glass)
  • Where: walls in a furniture or interiors showroom
21

New model visual in a car showroom

A large, illuminated poster of a new model creates a backdrop for the car on display and gives the showroom a premium feel. You change the manufacturer’s campaign without an installation crew.

  • Format: 1200 × 2400 mm
  • Model: single-sided, 12 mm (tempered glass)
  • Where: main wall of a car showroom
22

Service price list in the workshop reception area

Customers leaving their car for a service want to know what they will pay for typical work. A horizontal frame above the reception desk answers that without them having to ask.

  • Format: 1200 × 450 mm
  • Model: horizontal double-sided, 11 mm, suspended above the counter
  • Where: above the reception desk in a garage or car service centre
23

Coffee and snack offer at the petrol station till

A driver at the till has a few dozen seconds to decide. A photo of coffee and a hot dog above the till is an effective nudge to buy while paying.

  • Format: 1000 × 350 mm
  • Model: horizontal double-sided, 11 mm, suspended above the counter
  • Where: above the till in a petrol station shop
24

Review QR code at reception

Asking for an online review works best when the customer is happy. An illuminated poster with a QR code on the counter reminds them at every payment.

  • Format: A5 (148 × 210 mm)
  • Model: with built-in power bank, cable-free
  • Where: salon, clinic or hotel reception; counter in a venue
25

Haircut catalogue in a barber shop

Customers often cannot describe the cut they want. A frame with haircut photos and service names shortens the conversation in the chair.

  • Format: 600 × 1200 mm
  • Model: single-sided, 12 mm (tempered glass)
  • Where: wall by the chairs or in the barber shop waiting area
26

Design portfolio in a tattoo studio

In the light, an artist’s work shows its full colour depth and line detail. Customers browse the portfolio in the waiting area before sitting down for a consultation.

  • Format: 400 × 600 mm
  • Model: single-sided, 12 mm (tempered glass)
  • Where: tattoo studio waiting area and reception
27

Spa treatment price list

An elegant, illuminated treatment menu suits a spa interior better than a printed leaflet. You introduce a new seasonal package by swapping the poster.

  • Format: A2 (420 × 594 mm)
  • Model: single-sided, 12 mm (tempered glass)
  • Where: spa corridor or reception, hotel wellness area
28

Room service menu in a hotel room

A power bank frame stands on the desk or bedside table without hunting for a socket. Guests see the room service menu and breakfast times without leafing through folders.

  • Format: A5 (148 × 210 mm)
  • Model: with built-in power bank, cable-free
  • Where: desk or bedside table in a hotel room
29

Venue map in the lobby

In a large building, a visitor’s first question is “where is…”. An illuminated map in the lobby with zones marked guides people without help from reception.

  • Format: 800 × 1200 mm
  • Model: single-sided, 12 mm (tempered glass)
  • Where: main lobby of an office building, hotel, conference centre or campus
30

Company and floor directory by the lifts

In a multi-tenant office building, a clear company directory by the lifts saves visitors from wandering around. A change of tenant just means a new print.

  • Format: 600 × 900 mm
  • Model: single-sided, 12 mm (tempered glass)
  • Where: lift lobby in an office block or converted office building
31

Conference room sign by the door

A narrow frame by the door with the room name and photo keeps the office organised and helps visitors find their meeting. It looks better than a laminated sheet.

  • Format: 300 × 1200 mm
  • Model: single-sided, 12 mm (tempered glass)
  • Where: wall by meeting room doors in an office or coworking space
32

Company mission and values in reception

Clients and job candidates form their first impression in reception. A large illuminated poster with the company logo and values creates an impressive backdrop.

  • Format: 1200 × 2400 mm
  • Model: single-sided, 12 mm (tempered glass)
  • Where: wall behind the reception desk in an office
33

Wi-Fi password and house rules in a coworking space

The most common questions in a coworking space are about Wi-Fi, the printer and the kitchen. A small frame on the table answers them once and properly.

  • Format: A4 (210 × 297 mm)
  • Model: with built-in power bank, cable-free
  • Where: shared tables, kitchen, entrance area in a coworking space
34

Development visualisation in the sales office

Buyers purchasing off-plan need to see the end result. A large illuminated visualisation conveys the colours and atmosphere of the development.

  • Format: 1200 × 2400 mm
  • Model: single-sided, 12 mm (tempered glass)
  • Where: main wall in a developer’s sales office
35

Property listings in an estate agent’s window

Several double-sided frames behind the glass present the best offers to passers-by and customers inside. You replace a sold flat with a new listing in seconds.

  • Format: A2 (420 × 594 mm)
  • Model: double-sided hanging, 14 mm, suspended on cables
  • Where: estate agent’s window, indoors behind the glass
36

Class timetable at a fitness club

The group class timetable is the most-read information in a club. An illuminated schedule by reception is easy to read and easy to update every season.

  • Format: A1 (594 × 841 mm)
  • Model: single-sided, 12 mm (tempered glass)
  • Where: wall by reception or the studio entrance in a fitness club
37

Exercise instructions by the machine

A small frame by the machine shows the correct position and movement. Members train with more confidence, and trainers get fewer repeated questions.

  • Format: 300 × 400 mm
  • Model: single-sided, 12 mm (tempered glass)
  • Where: wall by the machines in a gym
38

Team line-up and fixtures in a sports hall

Fans and players’ parents stop in the arena lobby. A poster with the team line-up and fixtures builds a bond with the club and gives match information.

  • Format: 800 × 1200 mm
  • Model: single-sided, 12 mm (tempered glass)
  • Where: sports hall lobby and corridors, indoor stadium areas
39

Portrait of the school’s patron

A portrait and short story of the school’s patron in the entrance hall give the school an identity and represent it with dignity during ceremonies. Backlighting brings out the detail of the photograph or painting.

  • Format: A1 (594 × 841 mm)
  • Model: single-sided, 12 mm (tempered glass)
  • Where: main school entrance hall
40

Weekly menu at a nursery

Parents ask every day what their children are eating. A menu in a frame by the cloakroom is always up to date and easy to read, and changing it takes a moment on Monday morning.

  • Format: A3 (297 × 420 mm)
  • Model: single-sided, 12 mm (tempered glass)
  • Where: wall by the cloakroom in a nursery or crèche
41

Open days in the university lobby

A large poster announcing admissions or an open day reaches students, guests and parents passing through the lobby. After the event, you slide in the next announcement.

  • Format: A0 (841 × 1189 mm)
  • Model: single-sided, 12 mm (tempered glass)
  • Where: lobby of a university, language school or training centre
42

New at the library

Covers of new books by the entrance encourage readers to borrow. Changing them every month needs no tools.

  • Format: A2 (420 × 594 mm)
  • Model: single-sided, 12 mm (tempered glass)
  • Where: entrance area of a library or reading room
43

Film poster in the cinema foyer

A format close to a classic film poster lets you use the distributor’s materials. You put up the next premiere in seconds.

  • Format: 800 × 1200 mm
  • Model: single-sided, 12 mm (tempered glass)
  • Where: cinema foyer and corridors
44

Exhibition description at the entrance to a museum gallery

A title, short introduction and illustration at the gallery entrance draw visitors into the exhibition. For a temporary exhibition, you only change the print.

  • Format: 500 × 700 mm
  • Model: single-sided, 12 mm (tempered glass)
  • Where: entrances to exhibition rooms in a museum or gallery
45

Photography as an illuminated exhibit

In a photography exhibition, backlighting brings out the depth of an image like a transparency slide. The frame is so slim that it does not draw attention away from the picture.

  • Format: 600 × 900 mm
  • Model: single-sided, 12 mm (tempered glass)
  • Where: exhibition rooms, art galleries, arts centre foyers
46

Opening hours and services at the council office

Visitors want to know straight away which counter to go to and when. A clear board in the lobby shortens queues at the information desk.

  • Format: A1 (594 × 841 mm)
  • Model: single-sided, 12 mm (tempered glass)
  • Where: lobby of a council office or public institution, waiting room
47

Meet our team in the waiting room

Photos and specialities of doctors, therapists or carers in the waiting room build trust before the appointment. You add a new team member by swapping the poster.

  • Format: A1 (594 × 841 mm)
  • Model: single-sided, 12 mm (tempered glass)
  • Where: waiting room of a medical centre, dental practice or vet clinic
48

Table plan in a wedding venue

Guests look for their seats as soon as they enter the hall. An illuminated table plan on a stand is easy to read even in evening lighting.

  • Format: A0 (841 × 1189 mm)
  • Model: single-sided, 12 mm, on a display stand
  • Where: entrance to a wedding or banqueting hall
49

Sponsor list at an event

Sponsors want to be seen, and organisers want to look professional. A large frame with partner logos by the entrance meets both expectations.

  • Format: 800 × 1800 mm
  • Model: single-sided, 12 mm, on a display stand
  • Where: registration area at a conference, gala or indoor tournament
50

Logo above a trade show stand

A double-sided frame suspended above the stand is visible from the aisles in both directions. The same set will serve at the next trade show with new artwork.

  • Format: A0 (841 × 1189 mm)
  • Model: double-sided hanging, 14 mm, suspended on cables
  • Where: above a stand in an exhibition hall
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How to order — step by step

You do not need to know about advertising or printing. You just need to know where the frame will hang and what you want to show on it.

  • Measure the space and choose the artwork format — you will find tips above.
  • Choose a model: single-sided for the wall, double-sided for the window, horizontal above the counter or with a power bank for the table.
  • Prepare your artwork or describe what you want to show — we will help you choose the right backlit print.
  • Order a frame and print at shop.ledmesee.com or send a photo of the space via the contact form.
  • Hang or stand the frame, connect the power and slide in the poster. You change the next graphic in seconds.
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Important: an indoor frame

LEDMESEE frames are designed for indoor use. The slot through which you change the poster is not sealed, so outdoors dust, dirt and moisture would get inside. If you want passers-by to see your advertising, place the frame indoors, behind the shop window. We are working on a special cover that will protect the frame from rain, snow, dust and dirt.

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An interior photograph and brief offer description are enough to start. We will help choose the model, format and print for what the customer should see.

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What next? Three simple steps.

  1. Choose the location and format: measure the space and judge from what distance customers will see the poster.
  2. Order a frame and backlit print at shop.ledmesee.com or send a photo of the space to office@ledmesee.com.
  3. Hang or stand the frame, connect the power and slide in the poster. You change the next graphic in seconds.

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