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Arcade & FEC

Make the entire hall the attraction.

An arcade sells excitement before anyone plays. Ceiling features and wall modules set that tone at the entrance and draw families and teenagers deeper into the floor.

What matters here

Three priorities we address first

Arcade, game center, amusement center, family entertainment center (FEC), and the family venues around them: indoor playgrounds, soft play centers, trampoline parks, and bowling alleys. The name changes from country to country; the lighting brief is the same.

01 Ceiling first: a strong overhead feature is visible from every machine row
02 Color zoning that keeps the children's area, prize counter, and racing zone visually distinct
03 Durable, easy-to-clean surfaces at child height
Projects

Arcade & FEC projects

FAQ

Common questions from arcade owners

Can you work from our machine layout?

Yes. Send the floor plan with machine positions and we design the lighting around walkways and sightlines, so the features are visible from where people actually stand.

How long does production take?

Standard modules are ready to ship 2–3 weeks after payment. Large feature pieces may take longer, and the quotation confirms the date. An initial 2D lighting plan is delivered within 3 working days, and 3D renderings within 7 working days.

Do you install internationally?

Normally, your local contractor installs from our drawings with remote guidance from our team, in any country. If you would prefer our own crew on site, the installation fee is quoted with the project.

What about power and control?

Modules run on low-voltage DC with one controller per zone. We supply the wiring plan and program the scenes during commissioning.

What lighting do game centers and amusement centers use?

Most use three layers of decorative LED lighting: a ceiling feature above the main floor, RGB wall modules that zone the space by color, and linear light along the machine rows and corridors. General illumination is kept separate and low, so the games remain the brightest thing in the room.

Do you light indoor playgrounds, trampoline parks, and bowling alleys?

Yes. The same ceiling modules, wall sets, and entrance frames are used in indoor playgrounds, soft play centers, trampoline parks, bowling alleys, and eatertainment venues. Play areas get wipe-clean surfaces and higher mounting heights; a bowling alley gets its feature lighting over the approach, the bar, and the lounge rather than the lanes.

Tell us about your venue. We reply within 24 hours.

Tell us about your venue, or send a floor plan and a few photos on WhatsApp, and receive an initial lighting concept and a quotation, with no obligation.