Selectline Field Markers

Fix the points you would otherwise have to measure again: the four pitch corners, both ends of the halfway line, the corners of each penalty area and goal area, and the penalty spots. Those positions define the whole layout, so once they are fixed a remarking becomes a matter of following references rather than setting out the pitch from scratch.

One pack of 25 markers covers the key reference points of a full-size football pitch, including both penalty areas and goal areas, the penalty spots and halfway-line endpoints. Mark the points you need to follow when remarking. Adding markers at unused measurements takes extra installation time.

The markers are installed at ground level with the supplied key, so they sit below the mowing height. Remove them before major pitch maintenance such as verti-draining, top dressing, seeding or renovation, and when the layout changes, using the same key. Check each marker for damage before reinstalling it.

White, red, blue, yellow and orange help you distinguish layouts on a shared pitch. Use one color for the main football layout and another for a second sport or training area, for example. Keep the same color for each layout so everyone can identify the right reference points, including people who did not set out the pitch.

Yes. Lift the markers with the supplied key, clean off soil and grass residue, check them for damage and reinstall them at the new measured positions. The markers are designed for repeated seasonal use, so a pitch that is reconfigured for a different sport or a different age group can be re-referenced with the same pack.