Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: Smiths Cleaning on June 26, 2006, 05:13:12 pm
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I am going over to van mounted after nearly a tear with the trolley no problems just moving up a gear. want to get a 400 litre me thinks, any idea where from etc. also am going to replace my ionics pole, very disappointed nothing but trouble. have seen Gardinder poles and they seem the biz anyone used them or recommend another?
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I say use Gardiners for everything, tank, poles, Whatever Kirsty's very helpful and at a very good price
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Chris
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I too am looking to get a van mounted 400 litre WFP sysyem but am completely new to it. You mention using Gardiners gear is that a make or a retailer and who does this Kirsty work for. Sorry if that sounds thick but I'm a complete WFP novice.
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Hi Paul
its gardinerpolesystems.co.uk i think.
Andy
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thanx will give it a look.
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Hi Paul take a look at this - interested? The number is 077 085 14 347
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sorry that picture doesn't mean a great deal to me if you want to email me exactly what it consist of & what you want for it I would be more than happy to consider it.
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gardiners are great i have dealt with them a lot , also facelift do a pole which i have just bought they start at 18ft i think and then you just add sections as you go along mine is currently 30ft but you can add and take away sections which means you in effect only need 1 pole
obviously the pole is dearer but thats the choice you make
gary
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I am going over to van mounted after nearly a tear with the trolley no problems just moving up a gear. want to get a 400 litre me thinks, any idea where from etc. also am going to replace my ionics pole, very disappointed nothing but trouble. have seen Gardinder poles and they seem the biz anyone used them or recommend another?
Although 400 litres would be enough on most days, I have used as much as 700 litres in a day before on an exceptional job. Depending on your van payload, it may pay you to go a bit bigger.
I can't really comment on Ionics poles. I do have their small pole (2 x 2 foot) and it seems OK (wish they'd use smaller jets as standard though). However, I found I needed something a bit longer for some ground floor work so I got an Omnipole 2 x 3 ft. As a result, my Ionics minipole is little used and I keep it handy as a back-up. For my longer poles I have used Omnipole. Their products seem fine. Can't comment on the Gardiner poles as I've never used them. A lot of people on here are happy with their poles so I guess they must be fine too.