Leaderpack

Transformation. This is the key word of the adventure we are about to tell you about, a story that began two years ago and whose protagonist is a plant that was once in a state of complete abandonment.

Today, that same structure is called Leaderpack and is the flagship of the Leaderform Group in the packaging sector: a new plant built on an area of 23,000 square metres, for a total investment of over 18 million euros, which has led to the exceptional redevelopment of an area that had been in a dilapidated state for years.

An important project, also with regard to the planning of the interior decoration, which saw Extreme Printing collaborating synergistically with Leaderpack colleagues to create modern workspaces, but above all in line with the company’s values.

The concept chosen to decorate the interiors of the headquarters located in Sona (VR), in fact, is made up of a combination of elements that refer to the green and sustainable approach promoted by the company, together with a so-called ‘industrial’ style, characterised by rough, imperfect and essential surfaces, perfectly consistent with the origins of the complex.

In order to realise this striking contrast, in addition to the creative imagination of our graphic designers, who performed an exemplary job in the visual translation of the initial idea, we availed ourselves of the partnership of Ritrama, a leading international player in the self-adhesive materials market, acquired in 2019 by Fedrigoni, a Verona-based Group specialising in the production of special papers for packaging, graphics and self-adhesive labelling products, with which Leaderform Group boasts a profitable long-term collaboration, also favoured by a strategic territorial proximity.

Thanks to this winning synergy, the Extreme Printing team was able to transform the raw material, first of all by printing on the blank support the multiple graphic subjects characterised by the green/industrial combination; secondly by decorating the façades of the premises through the application of what had previously been printed.

Specifically, two different types of Ritrama wall adhesive were installed, a polymeric and a cast high tack extremely conformable, on cement and plasterboard walls, ensuring, regardless of the base surface, excellent adhesion.

These coverings are to all intents and purposes true furnishing complements that allow for the customisation of any type of space, counting on a high level of resistance and durability; moreover, they can be easily applied and removed, allowing for an agile and frequent redesigning of both commercial and private environments.

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