Project showcase · Channel letters + Accent panel

Rock N Roll Sushi Lightning-Bolt Channel Letters

Jagged lightning strokes break out of the ROCK N ROLL lettering, so the sign has the attitude of the brand before anyone opens a menu, and a red SUSHI block finishes the line. The Alabama-born chain opened its first Dallas Fort Worth restaurant at the Shops at Mansfield Towne Square in August 2026.

Rock N Roll Sushi channel letters on a stone facade with a coming soon banner below
  • Sign typeChannel letters, Accent panel
  • IndustrySushi restaurant
  • LocationMansfield, TX
  • Year2026
  • Delivered bySigns Express

Materials

White letters with dark returns ride a gray backer cut to the outline of the words and two lightning tails that drop below the baseline. A red box with white SUSHI capitals closes the line, set against cut limestone above a recessed brick panel.

Illumination

Seen by day with the coming-soon banner still hanging; as channel letters, the set is built to read just as clearly at night.

Installation

Mounted on the limestone parapet above the brick inset and a black metal canopy, with the bucket of a lift truck still in frame at lower right.

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