Line 02 — Silicone Neon Strip
Silicone neon strip for signs, facades and shaped outlines
A flexible silicone tube that glows like glass neon and bends like a cable. The line is presented at family level — the maker's site lists the family and its two sub-families but publishes no model specification page for it.
SILICONE NEON — FULL-COLOUR AND SINGLE-COLOUR RUNS · FAMILY-LEVEL LINE
| Sub-families | Full-colour · Single-colour |
|---|---|
| Effect | Continuous line of light, no visible points |
| Specification route | Request the spec sheet for your run |
Shaped light without glass neon
Glass neon asks for a workshop, a bending pattern and careful freight. Silicone neon asks for a measured drawing and a pair of cutters. The tube carries the LEDs inside a flexible silicone body, so the lit line follows letters, logos and rooflines continuously, with no dark joints between lamps and no fragile glass in transit.
The comparison page against LED strip is the quickest way to place this line: strip shows its points and suits coves and edges; neon hides them and suits shapes that are read as drawings.
Ordering silicone neon by the metre run
Because no model specification is published for this line, the inquiry is where the model gets specified. State the shape or letters, the total run length, the colour mode, whether the run sits indoors or outdoors, and where the power feed can enter. Request the specification sheet for the model you need, matched to those answers.
The two installation articles on the blog — installing neon flex, and the installation guide — describe the field sequence: measuring, cutting at the marked points, sealing ends and fixing the tube so the lit line stays even.
Before you order
Ask for the full line overview and a quotation — one form covers every line, and the reply quotes against your model, quantity and destination.