Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: aquakadabra on March 28, 2009, 02:39:40 pm
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hi all tried ordering a pole from this company twice now and still not received one has anyone else had this problem when ordering from emporium
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I can not believe this company are trying to fob off the stuff they sell as water fed poles,you have got to be stupid or desperate to buy it :-\
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thats nice mate, you must of made him feel all warm and fuzzy inside.
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thats nice mate, you must of made him feel all warm and fuzzy inside.
Only being honest :-\
best thing to do is buy a proper pole ;)
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whats the price gap between a bulldog 35 quid and a proper pole? a lot of people on here rated them quite highly for regular work. i have an x line pole got it 2nd hand but not used just dont know how much it cost new, not heav at all put jus p eed off at how short a poles life span seems to be as u can see it is alrady wearing like my last one with every section open and close motion. are expensive ones prone to serious wear too? i would hate to spend £400 etc on a decent pole and replace it every 6 - 12 months, is that the case?
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F16 42ft 3 years so far £250
but suggest M16 http://www.cheshirefishing.co.uk/shop/mappoles.htm#m16
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hi all tried ordering a pole from this company twice now and still not received one has anyone else had this problem when ordering from emporium
I emailed them asking a question about lenth about a pole to see if it would fit into my vehicle when not extended and never heard anything back ??? that was a week ago
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Sections 1-6 dovetailed inside each other have the longest length of 6ft, the extension sections (7) are shorter approx 5ft5"
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hi all tried ordering a pole from this company twice now and still not received one has anyone else had this problem when ordering from emporium
I emailed them asking a question about lenth about a pole to see if it would fit into my vehicle when not extended and never heard anything back ??? that was a week ago
have you tried ringing? do they not answer?
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I can not believe this company are trying to fob off the stuff they sell as water fed poles,you have got to be stupid or desperate to buy it :-\
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What a silly thing to say. i have their bulldog poles and rate them as very good for everyday domestic use, if they where out then its a disposable pole at that price. they are very light and easy to use. we use gardiners superlight flocked brush head which is fantastic.
I wouldnt hand my staff a 4 or £500.00 pole for them to break within 6 months!
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have you tried ringing? do they not answer?
I didnt ring been busy through the week so was not really on my mind and was expecting a email, nevermind.
What a silly thing to say. i have their bulldog poles and rate them as very good for everyday domestic use, if they where out then its a disposable pole at that price. they are very light and easy to use. we use gardiners superlight flocked brush head which is fantastic.
I wouldnt hand my staff a 4 or £500.00 pole for them to break within 6 months!
Hi mate i was looking at these poles just wondering if you could give me a rough idea of size when there not extended to see if i would fit in my vehicle.
Cheers
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they are under 6ft closed, and 17 ft extended.
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Thanks Lee