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In stockThe CuratorMate is a professional-grade stencil (crease marking frame) for marking the crease on a cricket wicket and is suitable for all Test, County, Club, College and School Matches. Designed and patented in Australia by Groundsman Ian Hudson from Square Cut Innovations, the CuratorMate is available in the UK exclusively with us. It is made from and finished in Aluminium (the UK version is unpainted). Featuring a lightweight, collapsible and portable frame weighing only 10KG, the CuratorMate will mark out the crease in under 5 minutes at each end. It is the only stencil available that provides consistent width (straight edges) on all lines and can be used with a brush or spray paint. It confirms to international standards and will also mark the lines for limited overs matches. The CuratorMate includes a template for marking the 5-foot lines, extending the batting crease and provides the location of middle stump.- 5 minutes per crease
- Folding stencil frame
- Wide line stencil
- Wide line locators
- 5ft line stencil
- 1ft line / infill stencil
- 1ft line locators
- Centre stump locator
- Folds down to 180x137cm
- Weight = 10KG
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