When a lighting design needs to move around curves, form shapes or become a feature, conventional straight LED lighting may not be enough. Our 360° LED Neon Flex is designed to give installers and designers greater freedom to shape a lighting feature around the needs of a project.
Available in 25 mm and 40 mm sizes, the range includes white, RGBW and pixel options. Its multi-bend design opens up creative possibilities for feature lighting, signage, displays and architectural details. Bespoke lengths and custom options are also available, helping you plan a solution around your installation.
What is 360° LED Neon Flex?
360° LED Neon Flex is a flexible lighting product designed to be shaped in multiple directions. This makes it useful for designs that call for curves, loops, flowing lines or sculptural forms. Rather than being limited to a straight run or a single bend direction, the multi-bend format gives you more freedom to create a distinctive lighting feature.
The “neon” look offers a smooth, continuous line of light for visual impact. The flexible form can be used to create decorative details, outline shapes or draw attention to a feature. As with any LED lighting product, the precise effect will depend on the selected version, how it is installed and the surrounding design.
You can explore the 360° Neon Flex range to compare the available options.
Choose between 25 mm and 40 mm Neon Flex
The range is available in two sizes: 25 mm and 40 mm. Choosing between them depends on the scale of the feature, how prominent you want the lighting to appear and the space available for installation.
The 25 mm option offers a more compact profile for designs where a narrower feature is preferred. The 40 mm version creates a broader visual line and may suit larger displays or installations where the lighting needs to make more of a statement.
It is worth considering the finished appearance as well as the dimensions. A lighting feature viewed up close in a shop display may need a different scale from one intended to be seen across a room or from outside a building. If you are unsure which size is right, our team can discuss the project and help you compare the options.
White, RGBW and pixel options
The right colour option depends on what the lighting needs to do.
White 360° Neon Flex provides a clean, consistent lighting effect for designs where a single white output is required. It can work well as an architectural feature, outline or decorative detail.
RGBW 360° Neon Flex gives you colour-changing possibilities alongside a dedicated white channel. With compatible control equipment, RGBW can be used to create different coloured effects and white light. This flexibility may be useful in hospitality, retail, entertainment and other spaces where the lighting needs to adapt to different moods or occasions.
Pixel RGBW Neon Flex offers a pixel-controlled option for projects that need more dynamic effects. Pixel lighting can allow different sections of a suitable product to display changing effects, depending on the compatible controller and system configuration.
The exact control options depend on the product selected and the components used with it. When planning an RGBW or pixel installation, it is important to check controller compatibility, power requirements and the intended effect before ordering.
Bespoke lengths for a more considered installation
A lighting design rarely fits neatly into standard reel lengths. A project may need a specific run, several separate sections or a carefully measured feature. InStyle LED can discuss bespoke lengths and custom options for the 360° Neon Flex range.
Planning the length in advance can help you understand how the product will fit the design and what accessories or connections may be needed. It is also important to check the cut points for the exact version you are using. Different products have different cut-point intervals, so the strip should not be cut at an arbitrary point.
Before placing an order, prepare the measurements for each run and note where the product will start and finish. If the design includes curves, loops or other shaped sections, a sketch or photograph can help explain what you are trying to achieve. Our team can then discuss the available options for your project.
Where can 360° Neon Flex be used?
The flexibility of 360° Neon Flex makes it suitable for a broad range of creative and commercial applications. Depending on the product specification and installation requirements, it may be considered for:
- Retail displays and shop interiors
- Hospitality venues, bars and restaurants
- Exhibition stands and event features
- Feature walls and architectural details
- Decorative outlines and shapes
- Signage and branded displays
- Entertainment and leisure spaces
- Residential feature lighting
These are examples rather than a complete list. The suitability of any lighting product depends on the environment, the design and the relevant product specification. If you are considering Neon Flex for a particular setting, contact us to discuss the application and check that the chosen product is appropriate.
Plan the complete lighting system
Choosing the Neon Flex is only one part of a successful installation. For RGBW and pixel versions in particular, the controller, power supply, wiring and other components must be suitable for the product and intended layout.
Before installation, consider where the power supply and control equipment will be located, how cables will reach each section and whether the design needs separate control zones. Planning these details early can help produce a tidier installation and avoid last-minute changes.
It is also important to follow the product information and installation guidance for the selected version. Check the relevant electrical requirements, cut points, accessories and fixing method before work begins. If you are uncertain about the product configuration, our team can help you talk through the options.
Expert help with your Neon Flex project
At InStyle LED, we support lighting projects with product advice and tailored supply. Our team has more than 25 years’ experience supporting the UK lighting industry, and we can help you explore the choices available across the Neon Flex range.
You do not need to have every technical detail finalised before contacting us. If you can share the intended application, approximate dimensions, colour requirements and any control preferences, we can help you identify the questions to resolve and discuss the products that may suit the project.
For projects with multiple sections or shaped designs, a simple drawing can be especially useful. It helps us understand the layout and discuss the lengths and configuration you may need.
Create more with 360° LED Neon Flex
With 25 mm and 40 mm sizes, white and RGBW options, pixel control and bespoke lengths available, 360° LED Neon Flex gives designers and installers more scope to create expressive lighting features.
Whether you are planning a retail display, an architectural detail, a branded installation or a decorative feature, the best starting point is to consider the shape, scale, colour and control requirements of the finished design.
View the full 360° Neon Flex range or speak to our team about your project. We can help you explore the available options and work towards a solution that fits your design.
Frequently asked questions about 360° LED Neon Flex
What sizes are available?
InStyle LED’s 360° Neon Flex range includes 25 mm and 40 mm sizes. Check the product listings for the dimensions and specification of each version.
Is 360° Neon Flex available in RGBW?
Yes. The range includes RGBW options, as well as white versions and a pixel RGBW option. Compatible control equipment is required for colour-changing and pixel effects.
Can I order 360° Neon Flex in a bespoke length?
Bespoke lengths and custom options are available to discuss. The cut points vary between product versions, so provide your measurements and check the specification before ordering.
What can 360° Neon Flex be used for?
It can be considered for feature lighting, displays, signage, hospitality interiors, exhibitions and architectural details. Suitability depends on the product specification and the installation environment.
Product specifications and availability can vary between versions. Please check the relevant product listing or contact our team before specifying the product for an installation.
