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A Mart Food Market Channel Letters and Logo Cabinet
Two lit signs share the work here: a square A Mart cabinet marks the entry tower, and the full name runs across the storefront facing the parking lot. A Mart is an independent neighborhood grocery that took over the former ALDI space on Forest Lane in the Lake Highlands area of northeast Dallas.
- Sign typeChannel letters, Logo cabinet, Backer panel
- IndustryGrocery store
- LocationDallas, TX
- Year2026
- Delivered bySigns Express
Materials
The tower cabinet carries a red A with a green leaf and MART in red on a white face, framed in red. Over the storefront, white-edged red letters and a smaller FOOD MARKET line sit on a rounded gray backer trimmed in red, set against tan fascia above red brick.
Illumination
Photographed at dusk with both signs on: the cabinet glows evenly across its white face, while the red letters and green leaf stand out sharply against a darkening sky.
Installation
The logo cabinet hangs high on the glazed entry tower above the doors marked 200, and the letter set is centered on the fascia over the brick storefront and its windows.
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