Light Boxes 1-800-820-1292
To display stained glass on interior walls like behind baptisteries, Laws also provides wooden light boxes. Birch wood is used to make the box. Depending on the size of the box and the location, we use different ways to access the light bulbs.
NEW - Light Boxes with LED lights!
Technology keeps improving. For years, we have been working on improved lighting for light boxes. Finally, we have LED lights that are cost effective and proficient in lighting stained glass. Below are links to a few jobs with LED lights:
Long Valley, NJ - Our Lady of the Mountain Catholic Church
Bellevue, NE - St. James United Methodist Church
Marion, NC - Chad Beam Funeral Services Licensee
Monroe, NC - Benton Heights Presbyterian Church
Dallas, TX - Christ Episcopal Church
Newland, NC - Hughes Community Church
Vansant, VA- Victory Baptist Church
Access the bulbs from the front with Operable Aluminum Frame
If the light boxes are small enough (less than 15 square feet), then we can make an operable aluminum frame to access the light bulbs from the front side.
Small light box with operable aluminum frame
Light box hung high on a wall
Small light box with operable aluminum frame
Round light box window with operable aluminum
frame that swings open from the bottom
Light box recessed into wall
Side view of recessed box
Access the bulbs through Removal Panels on the sides
If there is enough room on the sides of the box, the easiest way to access the light bulbs is by removal panels on the sides. Note that the fluorescent bulbs are running horizontally.
Light box with removal panel on side
Same light box with the stained glass & panel removed
Access the bulbs from the backside
Sometimes, the best way to access the light bulbs is through the backside of the box via doors. Note that there must be enough room for the doors to swing open. This may be tricky when the ceiling of the room on the other side is not the same height or there is some other obstruction.
Light boxes recessed into wall with stained facing board
Light boxes with vertical bulbs. Note that the boxes have doors on the backside that are cracked open.