KL Druck rebrands Dsseldorf stadium to reflect new sponsor Esprit

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24 August 2009

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German firm KL Druck has completed a six-figure euro job to change the graphics of a Dsseldorf stadium to reflect the brand of its new sponsor.

The former LTU Arena, in the town of Bergisch Gladbach, became the Esprit Arena in July.

As part of the rebrand, street and public transport station names were also changed.

Around 4,000sqm of 3M film gave the arena its new look, including six 23x18m logos and 480 signs in the interior.

See KL Druck's website for a video showing the installation process.

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