LIEBHERR WM with new color concept: Black tables for the champions

Dusseldorf, Germany. The LIEBHERR World Championships 2017 in Düsseldorf (29 May to 5 June) will not only write about sports history. For the first time in the world championships, a new color concept with black tables is taking shape, the presentation of the center-court tables in the exhibition hall 6 has been gold-clad for the presentation in Germany and provided with a World Cup logo and German colors. Separated are the four showcourts in the main hall with inside black and externally red gangs in the main hall. The Deutsche Tischtennis-Bund (DTTB) is also presented in a color-matched fashion to match the corporate identity-look in black-red-golden styling. Fark concept in the trend of time Michael Geiger, President of the Deutscher Tischtennis-Bund, looks forward to the world premiere on the black tables. "The new color concept is in the trend of the times. This fresh 'look' matches the ultra-modern exhibition hall, into which a true table tennis arena is built. The ambience and the atmosphere of the 2018 FIFA World Cup will give the fans unforgettable table tennis moments. " Before the LIEBHERR World Championship starts in the exhibition halls on 29th May, Germany's national players will have the opportunity to get used to the new table model of the sponsor Double Happiness from about the second half of April. For the World Cup, the DTTB ordered a total of six tables in the German Table Tennis Center at Düsseldorf's Staufenplatz. The World Cup table (photo by DHS): table https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rVJJ5ezab7Y tableThe LIEBHERR World Championships 2017 in Düsseldorf (29 May to 5 June) will not only write about sports history. For the first time in the world championships, a new color concept with black tables is taking shape, the presentation of the center-court tables in the exhibition hall 6 has been gold-clad for the presentation in Germany and provided with a World Cup logo and German colors.

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