ASSA ABLOY Logo

Download the current official ASSA ABLOY logo in approved formats for digital, print and professional applications. The preferred version is the Deep Blue logotype on an Access Blue background.

Primary logo variants and usage

Our logo is designed to be confident, consistent, and instantly recognizable across all applications. The primary and preferred logo expression is Deep Blue logotype on an Access Blue background. This is the most distinctive and strongly associated combination of the ASSA ABLOY brand and should be used whenever possible.

When the primary combination cannot be used, secondary approved expressions are Access Blue logotype on a Deep Blue background or Deep Blue logotype on a Steel Blue background. These alternatives maintain a cohesive blue‑on‑blue appearance and ensure a clear, unified ASSA ABLOY presence across different contexts.

  • Primary

    Logotype in Deep Blue on Access Blue background

  • Secondary

    Logotype in Access Blue on Deep Blue background

  • Secondary

    Logotype in Deep Blue on Steel Blue background

Functional logo use

Functional logo use applies only when the primary blue logo expressions cannot be used due to visibility, technical, or production constraints. In these cases, the logo may appear in black or white to ensure clarity and legibility.

This secondary state is intended for black‑and‑white printing, cost‑driven applications such as basic office supplies, or environments where color use is not feasible. Typical uses include imagery, white backgrounds, physical products, exterior signage, and selected promotional items.

Clear space

  1. Minimum clear space
    To ensure clarity when the logo is used with text, symbols, or other logos, a minimum clear space must always be maintained. This clear space equals 0.5× the height of the logo (0.5x) on all sides. No elements may intrude into this area.
  2. Clear space and margin
    In bold layouts featuring a large logotype, the standard clear space is replaced by a margin defined by the layout formula. This approach is used when deliberately highlighting the brand, such as in marketing communication, exhibitions, or branded merchandise. Refer to the Layout and grids section for details.
  3. Minimum size
    To ensure readability and clarity on all screens and digital devices, the logo should not be used at widths smaller than 145 px or 20 mm.

Placement

Placing the logotype

Use one of five placement options, corner or center. Corner placement is preferred for clarity and consistency. 

Sizing

Sizing the logotype

The size of the logotype must adapt to the layout and context in which it appears, balancing clarity with visual impact.

  • In detailed or content-heavy layouts (e.g. brochures, datasheets), use a smaller size – typically the width of one column – to maintain clarity and avoid visual clutter.
  • In bold, minimalistic layouts (e.g. covers, posters, or hero sections), the logotype can scale up significantly – spanning across all columns, from margin to margin – to create strong presence and impact.



In these larger applications, the standard clear space rule should be relaxed to allow for edge-to-edge placement.