Menards logo and symbol, meaning, history, PNG
- It has over 340 stores in 15 states.
- Meaning and history The company’s origins can be traced back to 1959 when John Menard Jr. started building post-frame buildings to make money for his college tuition.
- He founded the company in 1960 but it was only two years later that he purchased land and built an office and shop.
- 1960 The original name of the brand was Menard Cashway Lumber, which was reflected in the logo.
- Both below and above the lettering, there were three stripes (dark orange, orange, and yellow) adding a vivid and eye-catching touch.
- Since 1984 This is when the wordmark we can see on the store’s exterior now was introduced.
- They were now white with black borders and subtle black shades adding some dimension to the otherwise flat design.
- What made the design more unique was a vivid stroke below the wordmark.
- The colors – yellow and orange – were inspired by the palette of the original logo.
- Although the green asterisk has disappeared from the main logo, it has given its color to the stores’ exterior.
- We should add that some of the stores still feature an older exterior where the wordmark is red and is set in a lighter type.
- The wordmark was placed inside a green house with simple black trim.
- Font The type on the Menards logo looks unique without sacrificing legibility.
- Also, it has a creative touch that could attract customers who are working on home improvement.
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