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UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: clean team on May 09, 2007, 05:11:09 pm
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hi has any one used these poles i am thinking about buying 2 30ft poles
any info would be great thanks clean team
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just seen other post :o is gardeners the cheapest place for them £118 for 30ft pole thanks
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Hi, i bought a 20ft x-tel pole with a rectangular vikan brush from windowcleaning warehouse at the fed show for 120 quid. Its very light but a bit bendy when its fully extended , i like the clamps on it
regards
Brett.
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Look on Essentially Pures website they have got lots of em in stock.
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I would also go for the shorter sectioned ones,when extended the 2 sectioned shorter poles and longer sectioned ones look a bit bendy when fully extended.
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Noooooo
Don't do it!!!
These are great poles. Light and short sections with great clamps BUT I tried the 20ft one at the Fed show like wat Brett bought and I would say thats the limit of height you would want it at. It,s bendier than the old universal poles and they were monstrous to use at 30 ft.
Instead I bought one of the composite glass/carbon ones and it's great.
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Ordered mine and it will be here tomorrow ;D
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if i wanted one of these or was going to buy one what size would i need for a 3 floor building?
because of gardiener im confused as to what they mean by 3rd storey and 4th story
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Work on 26-30ft for 3 storey and 35-40ft for 4th
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Jeff. I hope you ordered the composite pole!! If you did you wont regret it.
This thread is about the glass fibre only ones. I woudnt use the glass only ones at more than 20ft. Even then they do seem very whippy.
Alex. To be safe go for a 30ft pole. The one I have will do up to low 4th floor work but I use it on everything now. It collapses down to a very usable 5 ft. Its light and great for all day use. it is the COMPOSITE one though. NOT the glass one.
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Jeff. I hope you ordered the composite pole!! If you did you wont regret it.
This thread is about the glass fibre only ones. I woudnt use the glass only ones at more than 20ft. Even then they do seem very whippy.
Alex. To be safe go for a 30ft pole. The one I have will do up to low 4th floor work but I use it on everything now. It collapses down to a very usable 5 ft. Its light and great for all day use. it is the COMPOSITE one though. NOT the glass one.
I paid over £350 for it, so does that give you a clue ;D ;D