Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: Russell Macdonald on April 07, 2007, 05:15:14 pm
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I carry & use 6 poles!
2 for my window cleaning.
3 for my fascia, soffit & con roofs.
1 telescopic wand from Northern Tools for gutters.
Macc
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1 x Facelift c/f 44ft, split 4 sections for normal use and the other 4 for the higher jobs...
1 x 2x2ft g/f
1x 22ft g/f (carried as a spare) ;D
1 x 2x3ft unger pole
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I've got 4.
1 - 2x2ft ionics which Ionly use as a spare.
1 - 2x3ft omnipole
2 - powerp[oles, 1 @ 24ft and 1 @ 36ft.
I only regularly use the 24ft and the 2x3ft for window cleaning. The 2 x 2ft is used on the van - quite ironic when it's meant to be the Vikan brush heads that are for cars.
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I use 4 .
1, 2x3' GF extender
1, 3x6' GF extender
1, 4x6' GF universal
1, 42' CF facelift
Rich P @ F
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42' carbon supalite
4' Ali
3 x 2' Gf (6')
3 x 4' Gf (12')
3 x 6' Gf (18')
5 x 6' Gf (30')
6 x 6' Gf (38') For sale
1 x 7.3m Gutter Lance
Chris
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hi flo carbontec is the only pole you need for all wfp jobs
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1 x7.3m gutter lance - kept in garage
1 x 2x2ft entender pole
1 x 24ft predetor pole - I am getting my new 24ft c/f facelift pole this week
1 x 60ft superlite pole
Cheers Jon
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I bought a 34 ft facelift with a gf handle to break down to 24 foot.
Love it slim and light.
Perfect.
Marcus
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I'm with aztec, Unger carbon tec, one pole any height.
Chris
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1x 3-75ft Featherlite
1x 3-26ft Featherlite
1x 1.5 Unger alu for the Mrs :)
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1 x 12ft fibreglass extender. (can't use it as the brush threaded on the first day ::))
1 x carbon Superlight (don't know how many ft, but it's quite a lot)
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1 x 3 x 3' Gf (9')
2 x 2 x 4' Gf (8') Extender
1 x 3 x 4' Gf (12') Extender
1 x 18' Preditor
1 x 25' Preditor
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1 x 12ft fibreglass extender. (can't use it as the brush threaded on the first day ::))
Squeak was that a superlight brush?
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Yeah, think so.
It's a really good brush I think, it gets in all the nooks and crannies.
Doesn't hardly weigh anything either.
Trouble is, the thread is so soft.
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Yes mine went too the plastic thread is crap.
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I'm with aztec, Unger carbon tec, one pole any height.
Chris
Sold my carbontec - got a superlite now, but I wouldn't use a modular pole for domestic work, telescopic I find quicker to set and breakdown . Modular are a MUST on commercial work though, and anything above 30ft. Just my thoughts.
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Hi guys, we carry 5 poles the biggest being a 38ft gf gardiner pole but this is too heavy when cleaning 4th floor. Desperately need a carbon fibre min 38ft, you mentioned 42ft facelift, are they good? how much? and who sells them or whatover poles can i buy 4 under £400 remember minimum 38ft. thanks in appreciation.
Jon
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In the van 2x 4ft mini poles extender
2x 18ft eco line poles
1x 30ft extender
1x 35ft ergo lite ionic
All glass fibre
And a 40ft carbon fibre ionic pole lying in my back garden.
Stuart
SAJ Window Cleaners Ltd
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Alright Stuart, I am curious, why is it lying in the back garden ?
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Alright Stuart, I am curious, why is it lying in the back garden ?
Gooday Jeff, Cos it wont fit in the van or the shed, mum wont let us put up a bigger shed just for one pole. So it lies at the side of the house with my ladders.
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Sounds like a good excuse to buy a brand new van ;D - or a modular pole 8)
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Hi iam thinking of buying wfp which one do i buy? can any one help. IAM looking for
1-45ft ergo carbon fibre
1-18 multipole
1-4 multipole
pole tube
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Hi iam thinking of buying wfp which one do i buy? can any one help. IAM looking for
1-45ft ergo carbon fibre
1-18 multipole
1-4 multipole
pole tube
A lot depends on what sort of work you have Frank. If you have some high work a 45ft telescopic carbon pole is a good idea because carbon poles tend to weigh less (but cost more). There are plenty of manufacturers. You seem to have used the Ionics brand names which I'm sure must be as good as anyones but there are plenty of suppliers out there.
I realise that Frank Lyons isn't an unusual name but might you be the Frank Lyons I know in Crawley?
Regards,
Paul Coleman