Patterned diffuser face
A moulded hexagonal honeycomb turns the profile itself into a visible design element.
Nucleo · NLSF-1616 Silicone Neon Flex
The profile where the texture glows
A 16×16 mm empty silicone neon flex with a honeycomb diffuser face. Insert your strip and every hexagon lights up as part of the design.
Most neon flex hides its body. This one shows it off
Standard silicone neon flex is built to disappear, leaving a smooth, even line. The honeycomb version keeps the same 16×16 mm body and top bending behaviour, then changes the one thing people see: the face. A moulded hexagonal pattern catches the light from the strip, so each cell glows as part of the pattern.
The profile is supplied empty, in 100 m rolls, with a channel for your own LED strip. That keeps the choice of single colour, tunable white, RGB or RGBWW with you, and the honeycomb texture works with all of them.
Where the pattern pays off
The honeycomb reads best at close and medium range: a feature wall across a room, a bar front, a reception backdrop. From very far away the hexagons blend into a soft line, so for long-distance outlines a plain profile is the better fit.
What you get with the honeycomb profile
Eight points that matter when specifying it
Empty channel, your strip
Choose single colour, tunable white, RGB or RGBWW. The strip is not included.
16 × 16 mm body
The familiar 16x16 mm size fits standard coves, reveals and grooves.
Top bending
Flexes up and down to follow coves, wall undulations and vertical curves.
Flexible silicone
Bends around soft curves without joints or visible seams in the run.
Weather-resistant body
Silicone body suitable for exterior use when paired with a suitably rated strip.
Supplied in 100 m rolls
Long continuous lengths reduce joints on large feature walls and perimeters.
Cuts to length on site
Trim with a blade and finish the end with a cap or sealant.
Same body, different character
If you already specify 16×16 mm silicone neon flex, the honeycomb drops into the same grooves and coves. Only the look of the lit face changes.
Where it fits
Spaces that benefit from a visible, decorative light line
Feature walls
Run hexagon-textured lines across a wall as a lit graphic.
Hospitality interiors
Lobbies, restaurants and lounges that want a decorative edge.
Bar and counter fronts
Close-range viewing shows the pattern at its best.
Cove accents
A textured line along a ceiling cove or step-down.
Retail display edges
Brand zones and shelf fronts with a distinctive light signature.
Reception backdrops
Behind-desk lines that read as part of the design.
Staircase and landing edges
A patterned guide line along treads or risers.
Salon and spa mirrors
A soft, decorative frame of light around mirrors.
Gaming and media rooms
RGB strips make the hexagons shift with the scene.
Frequently asked questions
Selection and installation, answered
No. This is an empty silicone profile supplied without a strip. You choose the strip that suits the job, such as single colour, tunable white, RGB or RGBWW, and insert it into the channel.
The body size and top bending behaviour are the same. Only the diffuser face differs: it is moulded with a hexagonal honeycomb pattern, so the texture itself becomes visible when the strip is lit.
It is a top bending profile. It flexes up and down, which suits coves, wall undulations and vertical curves. It is not designed for tight sideways curves in plan view.
Yes. The pattern reads with any colour the strip produces. A single warm or cool white gives a quiet textured glow, while RGB or RGBWW strips make the hexagons shift colour with the scene.
The silicone body is weather resistant. For exterior use, the strip inside must be rated for the exposure and cut ends must be sealed so moisture stays out.
The pattern is clearest at close and medium range, such as a feature wall seen from across a room or a bar front seen from a few metres. From a long distance the hexagons merge into a soft line.
Cut the profile square with a sharp blade, feed in the strip, and fit an end cap or seal the end. Avoid kinking and keep bends in the natural top bending direction.
Planning a feature wall or cove?
Tell us the run length and the strip you plan to use, and we will confirm fit.
