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Cream clearspace page showing the BK logo inside a measured box where the brand "U" shape sets the minimum margin on all four sides.
Summary
A logo clearspace diagram: the primary burger-bun logo sits centered in a tan measurement box, with the brand's "U" letterform used as the spacing unit on every side.
Visual description
Warm cream background. The left column carries "Primary Logo Clearspace" in brown serif and a short gray paragraph explaining that the width of the Burger King "U" defines the minimum clearspace around the logo. The right side shows the red-and-orange primary logo inside a light tan panel; faint gray "U" shapes are placed top, bottom, left and right of the mark to mark the exclusion zone, framed by thin guide lines. Running header and legal footer frame the page.
Key takeaway
Using a glyph from the brand's own logotype (the "U") as the clearspace measuring unit instead of an abstract "x". It ties the spacing rule to the identity and makes the diagram self-documenting. The mark-in-a-tan-panel layout reads instantly as a spec drawing.
Reuse notes
Standard clearspace page for any logo system; the brand-glyph-as-unit trick is the reusable idea. Keep the guides faint and the measuring shapes in a muted tone so the logo stays dominant. Pairs directly with the minimum-size and dos-and-donts pages around it.
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