Flexible Profiles for Linear Lighting
Silicone housings for LED strips create smooth linear light for signage, cabinets, coves, façades, and custom architectural designs.
Catalog of LED Neon Housing (click to download)
Core Product Classification
| Installation System | LED Strip Compatibility | Protection Level | Application |
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S Series
Standard Install Top / Side / 3-Side / 360° Emitting |
3mm – 25mm | IP67 Waterproof |
Architectural Lighting
Cove Lighting Commercial Lighting |
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Q Series
Quick Install Top / 3-Side Emitting |
5mm – 25mm | Dry Use Only |
Retail Lighting
Signage Projects Fast Installation |
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Neon Profiles for Smooth Linear Lighting
Smooth, Continuous Neon Light
Diffused silicone housings help soften visible LED points and turn compatible LED strips into cleaner, continuous lines of light.
Multiple Emitting Styles
Top, side, 3-side and 360° emitting profiles support different lighting directions and visual effects for each project.
Flexible for Curves & Contours
Selected silicone profiles can bend for curved lines, custom shapes, cove details and creative linear lighting designs.
Indoor & Outdoor Options
Selected S Series housings offer IP67 waterproof protection, while Q Series options are designed for dry indoor use.
Sizes for Different LED Strips
Multiple profile sizes and PCB-width options make it easier to match different LED strip specifications.
Made for Architectural Details
Ideal for coves, cabinets, shelves, signage, retail displays, façades and other clean linear lighting applications.
Questions, projects & expert answers
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Featured discussion · Application case
It softens the LED dots, but don’t expect every strip to look completely seamless
What silicone housing actually does for diffusion
Answered by LightingWill
Application case
Tested this silicone channel with an RGB strip — looks better in person than on camera
A quick bench test before installation
Application case
February 9, 2025
Answered by LightingWill
Used silicone housing under my kitchen cabinets — much cleaner than exposed LED strips
A simple under-cabinet lighting upgrade
February 9, 2025
Customer question
Can I cut the silicone housing into shorter sections?
Customizing lengths for cabinet projects
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Application case
Lighting specialist
Tested this silicone channel with an RGB strip — looks better in person than on camera
I originally bought this silicone channel for a lighting project at a local bar, but the project ended up getting cancelled.
I still wanted to test it, so I put a short RGB strip inside and powered it up on my workbench. The silicone feels pretty solid and the diffusion is much better than I expected.
One thing I noticed is that my phone camera makes the individual LED spots look more obvious than they do in person. To my eyes, the light looks much smoother.
Installation was easy too. The strip stayed in place and I could remove it again without much trouble.
Honestly, I may end up using it for a project at home now.
Answered by LightingWill
Lighting specialist
Thanks for sharing the test.Phone cameras can sometimes exaggerate individual LED points, especially with RGB strips. The final appearance also depends on LED spacing, strip type and the size of the silicone profile.For an even smoother light line, a higher-density or COB strip can help reduce visible hot spots.
Application case
February 9, 2025
Lighting specialist
Used silicone housing under my kitchen cabinets — much cleaner than exposed LED strips
February 9, 2025
I wanted softer lighting under my kitchen cabinets and didn't really like seeing the exposed LED strip.The silicone channel made it easier to keep the light line straight and gave me the softer look I wanted.What I liked most was that I didn't have to fight with feeding the strip through a really long channel. I could insert it pretty easily and make small adjustments as I went.I didn't need a lot of bending for this project, but the housing is definitely flexible.One thing I would recommend is checking the width of your LED strip before ordering. Once I confirmed mine would fit, installation was pretty straightforward.
Answered by LightingWill
Lighting specialist
That’s a good tip.The LED Neon Housing collection includes different profile sizes for different PCB widths, so checking your LED strip width first is one of the most important steps before ordering.For cabinet lighting, silicone housing can also help soften the appearance of the strip and create a cleaner finished look than leaving the LEDs exposed.
Application case
Lighting specialist
It softens the LED dots, but don’t expect every strip to look completely seamless
After trying this with a couple of LED strips, I think expectations matter.The silicone housing definitely softens the individual LED dots, but it doesn't magically make every strip look completely seamless.With a regular LED strip, I could still see some of the individual points, just much less harsh. When I tried it with a COB strip, the result was noticeably smoother.Something I didn't expect was how much it helped with reflections. My countertop has a glossy finish and exposed LEDs created a pretty harsh reflection. With the silicone housing installed, the reflection looked softer and less distracting.So for me, the biggest improvement wasn't just the light line itself — it also made the whole installation look cleaner.
Answered by LightingWill
Lighting specialist
This is a very fair description.Silicone housing helps diffuse and soften visible LED points, but the final result still depends heavily on the LED strip itself.High-density and COB strips generally produce a smoother continuous line than low-density standard strips.The diffuser can also help reduce harsh reflections from glossy countertops, tile and other reflective surfaces.
Customer question
Lighting specialist
Can I cut the silicone housing into shorter sections?
My kitchen cabinets are split into a few different sections and none of them are exactly the same length.Can I cut the silicone housing into separate pieces, or does the full roll need to stay continuous?
Answered by LightingWill
Lighting specialist
Yes, the silicone housing can be cut to the length required for your project.We recommend measuring all sections before cutting and planning the LED strip, wiring and end treatment at the same time.For outdoor or moisture-exposed installations, the cut ends and connections also need to be sealed properly to maintain protection.
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