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Common sizes & placements

What size(s) should you order? Where should the logos go on your ice surface?

KryoMesh®

Learn more about KryoMesh®, our special in-ice logo material.

Installation & care

How to install and care for your in-ice logo(s).

Artwork Specifications

Common questions about files you’ll need to provide.

Common Sizes & Placements

These diagrams are meant to illustrate typical locations and sizes… individual arenas may have different logo sizes or placements. We can accommodate custom sizes!

*Bear in mind that some organizations or leagues may have limitations regarding where, and how many, logos may appear. We are not liable for the cost of relacement logos due to such factors.

Hockey Rink

In-ice Logo Placements Hockey Arena

Curling Rink

In-ice Logo Placements Curling Arena

Dasher Boards

Dasher Boards Common Sizes

What is KryoMesh®?

Our 8 oz. KryoMesh® is an alternative ot the traditional painted logo. This long-lasting material makes for easy installations and may be used over and over again. KryoMesh® also allows for logos that have gradients or soft shadows – something that’s next to impossible to do with paint.

*Warranty depends on a variety of factors such as ice temperature, water quality, and ice maintenance. Read more about ice care below.

  • Durable
  • Logos with gradients or shadows
  • Vivid colours
  • 5 foot wide panels, up to 100 feet long
  • Easy installation
  • Reusable

Caring for your ice and logos

Coming soon…

Artwork Specifications

Q: What is “printready” artwork?

A: For ideal results, high resolution images that is 4,800 pixels or more. This resolution will ensure the logo does not look pixelated to someone standing on the spectator side of the dasher boards. That said, you can often get away with fewer pixels due to the ice adding a bit of “softness” to the logo and the average spectator viewing from further away.

Vector files are even better. If you have vector files, they must meet PDF-X1a compliancy. In general, that means fonts must be converted to outlines (curves, objects, etc.), colours must be CMYK or Pantones (not RGB), and transparencies or drop-shadows must be flattened.

Files that do not meet these requirements may be rejected or adjusted by our design department at additional cost. We will contact you if issues arise, but your deadline may be pushed back if the files don’t meet our specifications.