Raceway signs that
put your brand on the
street.
- 02-year workmanship warranty
- Free mockup in 24 hours
- Fixed-price quote, no surprises
- Australian owned & made
This is what we send you — a real render of your raceway mounted sign, lit and unlit, on your building fascia before anything is cut.
What counts as a raceway sign?
Most raceway mounted signs fall into one of four families. Which one is right depends on your fascia, your lease conditions and how far away people need to read it:
- Front-lit raceway signs — LED channel letters with translucent acrylic faces, the standard bright shopfront look
- Halo-lit raceway signs — light glows backward off the raceway for a soft, premium floating effect
- Non-illuminated raceway signs — metal or acrylic letters on a slim raceway, lowest cost, zero wiring
- Open-face neon raceway signs — exposed LED-neon flex on a raceway, the classic diner and bar look
From logo file to installed raceway sign in four steps
Custom raceway signs for exterior spaces
Here's what each option actually means for cost, brightness and where it works best.
Illumination options for raceway mounted signs
Raceway signs we've built for Australian businesses
What a raceway sign actually costs
— your free mockup includes a fixed quote.
Every quote is itemised: material cost, cutting and fabrication, raceway box and finish, LED components, so you know exactly what you’re paying for before you commit.
What our clients say
Raceway signs, Melbourne-made — not dropshipped
We work directly with business owners, not through a call centre, so the person quoting your sign is the person who signs off on the final build before it ships.
- ABN registered
- Public liability insured
- Melbourne workshop
- 2-year warranty
Frequently asked questions
Most front-lit raceway signs run $2,200–$4,800 depending on size, letter depth and lighting. Non-illuminated raceway mounted signs start around $900, and full facade fit-outs from $5,500. You’ll get an itemised fixed quote with your free mockup.
A raceway concentrates all fixings and wiring into one box, so your facade gets four to six anchor points instead of dozens. That means less structural damage, easier make-good at end of lease, and cleaner electrical compliance — which is why most shopping centres write raceway mounting directly into their signage specs.
A raceway supports the letters and houses the electrics; letters mount on its face. A wireway is a slimmer box that only carries wiring, with letters fixed to the wall through it. Raceways install faster; wireways sit closer to the wall for a more flush look. We build both and will recommend whichever your lease and fascia suit best.
Most raceway signs take 10–15 business days from mockup approval, because the letters are mounted and fully pre-wired on the box before dispatch. Rush builds are possible — ask when you request your mockup.
Both. We install directly in Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane, Gold Coast, Adelaide and Perth. Everywhere else, your sign ships as one pre-assembled raceway unit with a mounting template, so any licensed installer or electrician can fit it in a few hours.
Yes — the raceway box is powder-coated to any Pantone or fascia-matched colour, so it either disappears against your wall or reads as a deliberate design element. Letter faces are Pantone-matched acrylic or vinyl.
Sort of! The famous Bonneville raceway sign marks the Bonneville Speedway salt flats in Utah — a motorsport landmark, not a sign type. In the sign trade, “raceway” refers to the mounting box, not a racetrack. That said, if you want a retro speedway-style sign inspired by that look for a garage, bar or fit-out, we can absolutely design one as a custom raceway mounted sign.
Illuminated exterior signs usually need a permit from your local council, and centres have their own approval process. We supply the drawings, dimensions and electrical specs your application needs at no extra cost.
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