Flags
Flags
Logo and pay-off are used on each flag.
The flags should primarily be used vertical. If the flagpoles are too short, the horizontal flag design can be accepted.
In front of every department, three flagpoles should always be placed - two white flags and one green in the middle (see the picture below). The flagpoles can either be placed in a triangle pointing towards the road in front of the building or as three flagpoles in a row. If the triangle version is used, the green flag should be placed closest to the road.
The flags must always have the same size according to each other. If the flags need to be longer, they can be extended at the bottom.
Respect spacing
Like any other occasion where the logo and the payoff are used, both elements must be surrounded by space in order for both to maintain the minimum respect spacing to the edge, equivalent to the height of the logo letters 'a' and 'D'.
The logo is always oriented with the trademark uppermost and the reading direction from bottom upwards. The same applies to the pay-off.
Pay-off placing
The pay-off should be positioned so that the distance is the same on both sides (marked with the arrows).
Horizontal logo flags
If the flags needs to be used with horizontal logos they must have the same distance to the edge of the flag as on the vertical flags – with a minimum spacing equivalent to the height of the logo letters 'a' and 'D'.
Like the vertical flags there must always be placed three next to each other with the ‘Cultivating Value’ flag in the middle.
The flags must always have the same size according to each other. If the flags need to be heigher, they can be extended at the top and the bottom.
Group flags next to a brand
When group flags are placed next to a brand, the group flags must be minimum the same height as the brand flags.
The logos on the group flags should be placed in the top of the flags with space beneath as shown on the illustration to the right.
If the group logo requires more space, the flag can be extended at the bottom.
