Stubbs Hook On Markers Letters

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Description

Stubbs proudly designed the original tread-in markers over 30 years ago and they are still a best seller. Now we introduce a hook on version ideally suited to the manege. The clever sloping top of this product easily fits fence rails up to 55mm thick, keeping the letter vertical and highly wind resistant due to its weighty steel design. Stubbyfine coated and constructed to the usual high quality of our arena markers, but without the need to screw them on! For 20m x 40m arena - Letters ABCEFHKM in small set. Standard set contains both small set & supplementary set.

Specifications
Brand Stubbs
Product Type Hook on arena letter markers
Material Steel
Coating Stubbyfine coated
Maximum Rail Thickness 55mm
Fixing Method Hook on - no screws required
Wind Resistance Highly wind resistant due to weighty steel construction
Small Set Letters A, B, C, E, F, H, K, M
Small Set Arena Size 20m x 40m
Standard Set Contents Small set and supplementary set
Frequently Asked Questions
What fence rail thickness do the Stubbs Hook On Markers fit?
The sloping top of the hook on marker is designed to fit fence rails up to 55mm thick, keeping the letter vertical without the need for screws.
Why are these markers described as wind resistant?
The markers are constructed from steel, and it is the weight of this steel design that makes them highly wind resistant.
What letters are included in the small set, and which arena size is it intended for?
The small set contains letters A, B, C, E, F, H, K, and M, and is designed for a 20m x 40m arena. The standard set includes both the small set and a supplementary set.
Do these markers need to be screwed onto the fence?
No. The hook on design means they simply hook over the fence rail, removing the need to screw them on.
What coating do the Stubbs Hook On Markers have?
They are finished with Stubbs' Stubbyfine coating, consistent with the brand's other arena markers.
SKU: 17249SP1327779