Premier Pitch 9.5mm Cricket Synthetic Turf Wicket is the ultimate wicket surface. Suitable for training nets and centre wickets for the highest performance level whilst offering superior durability and playability.
This product comes with an 7 year manufacturer’s warranty protecting the consumer’s product against UV protection failure, manufacturer’s workmanship, primary and secondary backing failure, unreasonable product deterioration under normal usage circumstances. The warranty does not cover misuses, negligence, incorrect installation methods or use of non-specified chemicals on the surface.
This product is made with a heavy metal free yarn which is protected against UV degradation and light fastness to meet the highest standards.
Colour: Field Green
Pile Height: 9.5mm
Stiches Rate: 37 per 10mm
Width: Roll width sizes are 1.85, 2.8 and 3.71
Total Weight: 1980 g/m2
Adhesive Req’d: Approximately 20ltr every 20m2
Warranty: 7 years
Infill Quantity : No infill required
Direct All Over Stick :
Brushing: The main reason for brushing is to stimulate the top fibres of your synthetic turf wicket, aiding them to remain vertical. We recommend light brushing at least once every month and actioned in a number of alternate directions.
Debris: Debris should be removed from your synthetic turf wicket on a regular basis to prevent organic matter building up in the turf structure. We recommend debris removal at least once every week and can be actioned with leaf rake & shovel or mechanical blower.
Stain Removal: Most stains can be removed from your synthetic turf wicket with warm soapy water, household grade detergent such as washing up liquid, and “elbow grease”!!! Heavy oil marks are removed using mineral spirits and a cloth; remembering to wash down the cleaned area with water to dilute the spirit residue.
Burns: For superficial burns in your synthetic turf wicket, carefully clip the pile with scissors just below the blackened or melted tips. For large deep burns you may need to replace that section of synthetic turf wicket.
