Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: Pure Shine Window Cleaning on January 30, 2011, 08:54:26 pm
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I hope some of you can give me some advice on which poles to buy to cover all work.
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What sort of work do you do ?
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just starting out but would rather be safe than sorry and get all i need now.
Thanks Was..
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i started 1year ago and have a 28 foot and a35 foot brush and i can do all ground,first and second floors
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i have a 22ft GARDINERS CLX pole which i use on most domestics.a great all around pole with a fantastic short closed length for ground floor work and its very very light.use it 80% of the time.
then i have a 25ft BRODEX HYDRA pole which i use for some bigger domestics and commercial.
then i have a 30ft unger teleplus 5 section pole that ive converted for just a couple of higher windows on a few jobs.
i also have a streamline 20ft glass fibre pole which is my "emergency" pole if i need it which just lies in my storage space most of the time.
also have a small extension pole converted into a small wfp that i use for cleaning the van! ;) ;D ;D ;D
dazmond
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for 95% of your work get a 24ft gf xtel pole just over 100 quid ...... then you will need a longer pole 35ft if you wanna keep it cheap would do you for the other 5 % of your work. If and when you need a bigger 1 you can deal with that at the time.
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For ground & first floor a 18ft clx does the job
For ground, first & second i use a brodex hydra 25ft
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dont waste your time with crappy fibreglass poles, there a false economy, get a slx 18 which will do most of your residential work, and a 25ft-30ft pole to cover any 3 storey and higher windows,
fibreglass is bendy and wears out really fast there a waste of money
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dont waste your time with crappy fibreglass poles, there a false economy, get a slx 18 which will do most of your residential work, and a 25ft-30ft pole to cover any 3 storey and higher windows,
fibreglass is bendy and wears out really fast there a waste of money
Parallel fibre glass needs overlaps and has a certain looseness in the joints, but tapered sections are stronger and stiffer.
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I'd just get a clx27
If you found it was longer than needed for most work, just remove one section and keep it for when needed.
and you could always make a diy pole with a harris decorators pole as a back up / spare for not alot of money.
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mat3.how do u know the other is only 5%, he could get 49% for which he would need a hight reah pole.
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Thanks for all your help. Will a SLX30 do the lot?
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mat3.how do u know the other is only 5%, he could get 49% for which he would need a hight reah pole.
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educated guess ::)