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3D wall letters and logos in metal, acrylic, PVC and foam, cut and finished in our Linden shop and installed by our own crew in offices, lobbies, stores and schools across New Jersey. We also install in the five boroughs; see our NYC service area.

Dimensional letters are separate letters and logo pieces with real thickness, mounted to the wall one at a time. People also call them 3D letters, raised letters or wall letters.
Unlike flat vinyl lettering, they cast a shadow and catch the light, so your name looks built in. Unlike channel letters, they have no lights or wiring, so they cost less and go up faster.
Pick the material first. It sets the look, the weight, where the letters can go and the price.
Same idea, very different looks. Tap a type to see the full page.

Solid aluminum, stainless or brass cut from sheet. Crisp edges, many finishes.
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Some product photos courtesy of Gemini.
A simple rule works for most jobs: plan about 1 inch of letter height for every 10 feet people stand from the wall.
More on sizing in our guide to choosing the right sign size.
Lobbies, offices, salons and stores. Every photo is a real job.








Choose the material first. Each one shows its price level, and the strip below shows what sets your exact number.

Brushed, painted or polished aluminum, stainless or brass

Gloss, matte, painted or mirror faces

Smooth painted letters in any color

Thick, light letters with a painted or laminate face
Foam letter photo courtesy of Gemini.
Most letters go inside. If yours go on the building, a few more rules apply.
Sources: NYC DOB sign permit requirements. For New Jersey, see our sign permits service.
Cut, finished and checked in Linden, installed with a full size pattern.
01Every letter is cut, sanded and painted or finished in our shop.
02Letters are set on pattern boards so nothing gets mixed up.
03A full size paper pattern sets the exact spot and spacing.
04Each letter goes through the pattern and onto its studs.
Wherever a name should look permanent.
One team and one price. Your quote covers the site survey, design, fabrication and installation, so nothing gets passed to another company.
A photo of the wall or storefront, your logo and a rough size. Use the form, email or a call.
We survey the site when needed and send a drawing with sizes, colors and mounting, plus one all in price.
A 50 percent deposit starts production in our Linden shop. If the sign needs a permit, we handle the paperwork.
Our own crew installs it, with bucket and boom trucks for high work. The balance is due at installation.
Every sign family below is designed, built and installed by our own team in Linden. Tap one to see the jobs and options.
Gogi Signs has built signs for New Jersey and New York City businesses since 2005. Today one team in Linden designs, prints, cuts, builds and installs every job.
Nothing is brokered out. The people who quote your sign are the people who build it and hang it.
Our shop sits in Union County, so most New Jersey jobs are a short drive for our crews. Pick your area to see local work, or call us for projects farther away.
Larger projects and multi location rollouts in Pennsylvania. Call 908-486-7000 to plan yours.
What New Jersey businesses ask before ordering 3D letters.
Dimensional letters are separate letters and logo pieces with real thickness, mounted to a wall one at a time. They are also called 3D letters, raised letters or wall letters. They come in metal, acrylic, PVC and foam, and they are not lit.
Lighting. Channel letters are hollow letters with LEDs inside and need a power connection. Dimensional letters have no lights, so they cost less, install faster and need less permit work.
Aluminum, stainless steel, bronze, acrylic and formed plastic all handle New Jersey weather. Near the shore, aluminum or marine grade stainless resists salt air best. Keep foam and PVC letters indoors.
Plan about 1 inch of letter height for every 10 feet of viewing distance. Letters read from 30 feet away should be at least 3 inches tall. That is the minimum, and lobby logos usually look better larger.
Most go up with threaded studs set into the wall, tight to the surface or with spacers so they float. Light letters on smooth walls or glass can use mounting tape. Tell us if the letters may move later, because tape can pull paint.
Yes. We paint letter faces and sides to the Pantone or paint colors you give us. Brushed and polished metal shows the natural color of the metal.
It depends on the material, height, number of letters, finish, mounting and install access. Foam and PVC cost the least and metal costs the most. Send your logo, a wall photo and a rough size and we will price it.
Yes, in all five boroughs. Indoor letters usually go up without a permit. For outdoor letters we check the city rules for your address first. See our NYC service area.
Go deeper on one material, see signs that pair well with letters, or order cut letters only.
Plain answers from our shop on materials, sizing and planning. See all articles

Aluminum, stainless steel, brass and bronze compared, with finishes, mounting and upkeep.
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Size starts from the farthest point someone has to read the sign, not from the wall.
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Typefaces that hold up at a distance, and the ones that fall apart.
Read articleSend what you have. We reply with a drawing and one price that covers the survey, design, fabrication and installation.
Tell us about your project. A photo and your logo are enough to start.
Prefer to talk? Call 908-486-7000.