Running rings ‘round Emirates Stadium
Principle Global Branding Implementation called out the Riggotts team to mark the running track for Arsenal’s ‘Be a Gunner. Be a Runner.’ event which will be held at Emirates Stadium (the third-biggest football stadium in the UK) on Saturday, 23 March 2019.
The event is expected to attract over 500 people (that’s over 1000 feet) on the day so these were markings that not only had to withstand heavy foot traffic but also the test of time.
Riggotts concluded that their specialist Preformed Thermoplastic would be the ultimate solution to this client’s needs.
Preformed Thermoplastic allows the team to deliver greater detail – which was essential due to the intricacy of the design the client required.
Another benefit of the specialised line marking method is that the designs are created off-site, minimising the amount of downtime at the client’s premises.
Boasting over 25 years’ experience, Riggotts employ a variety of advanced techniques and specialist line marking services to deliver the highest standard of service every time. Visit our ‘Contact’ page here to learn more about what Riggotts can do for you.
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