Customisable Pixel Stakes
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Description
A versatile range of 3D-printed LED pixel stacks designed for mounting and organising standard 12mm RGB LED pixels. Each model is fully customisable, allowing the design to be tailored to the exact requirements of your lighting display or installation.
The design can be configured with:
- Pixel count – choose the number of 12mm RGB LED pixels in each stack.
- Pixel spacing – adjust the distance between each LED pixel to achieve your desired layout and lighting effect.
- Mounting pipe size – customise the mounting bracket to suit different pipe diameters and support structures.
- Adjustable bracket angle – change the angle of the mounting bracket, making the stacks suitable for angled or sloping roof installations.
These customisable pixel stacks provide a clean and consistent way to build RGB LED lighting elements while offering the flexibility needed for a wide range of mounting situations.
Whether you need a compact stack with tightly spaced LEDs, a larger display with wider pixel spacing, or a custom mounting angle to follow the pitch of a roof, the design can be adjusted to suit your setup.
Designed for 12mm RGB LED pixels, with customisable pixel count, spacing, mounting pipe size and bracket angle.
License
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