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UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: Stephen burton on July 27, 2017, 05:38:19 pm
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I would ideally like my poles to be up high in the back of my van at the moment they just lay on the floor and it looks so untidy I have a Citroen dispatch 2013 what's the best thing to use and also something fairly easy to fix to the roof that's not to flimsy cheers
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Ive attached a piece od wood that fits on the bulkhead and a piece of wood going across the back of the van fitted with brackets. Ive laid D Shape guttering, which the poles slide into. Nice n easy
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i use standard square downpipe guttering for individual poles, if you want more poles together just use drainage pipe.
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I would ideally like my poles to be up high in the back of my van at the moment they just lay on the floor and it looks so untidy I have a Citroen dispatch 2013 what's the best thing to use and also something fairly easy to fix to the roof that's not to flimsy cheers
black soil pipes from b and q.fix to your van roof with thick cable ties.jobs a good un. ;)
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I would ideally like my poles to be up high in the back of my van at the moment they just lay on the floor and it looks so untidy I have a Citroen dispatch 2013 what's the best thing to use and also something fairly easy to fix to the roof that's not to flimsy cheers
black soil pipes from b and q.fix to your van roof with thick cable ties.jobs a good un. ;)
Forget the cable ties!
Buy the soil pipe brackets and screw them in with tek screws ;)
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I would ideally like my poles to be up high in the back of my van at the moment they just lay on the floor and it looks so untidy I have a Citroen dispatch 2013 what's the best thing to use and also something fairly easy to fix to the roof that's not to flimsy cheers
black soil pipes from b and q.fix to your van roof with thick cable ties.jobs a good un. ;)
Forget the cable ties!
Buy the soil pipe brackets and screw them in with tek screws ;)
ive been using heavy duty cable ties for years mate.they are just fine.does the job. :)
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I would ideally like my poles to be up high in the back of my van at the moment they just lay on the floor and it looks so untidy I have a Citroen dispatch 2013 what's the best thing to use and also something fairly easy to fix to the roof that's not to flimsy cheers
black soil pipes from b and q.fix to your van roof with thick cable ties.jobs a good un. ;)
Forget the cable ties!
Buy the soil pipe brackets and screw them in with tek screws ;)
That's best, but as Daz has a lease vehicle he wouldn't want to cause unnecessary damage that he will have to rectify at the end of the lease when the van goes back to the finance house.
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I have my own van not leased and I do as daz says, it's easy enough and does the job. I have 7 soil pipes all connected up to roof on right side of hose reel, which is fitted through roof
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i use gutter pipes on the inside of the van roof for my poles wouldent be with out them now ive got 5 inside
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We just sling them in the back and crack on!
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wasn't there some some one on here that found metal clamps for the soil pipes ? they looked better then the standed ones
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We just sling them in the back and crack on!
i couldnt work like that.i have to have a smart,clean tidy van these days.i like order with everything in its place! :)