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GDwindowcleaning

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Re: elite poles
« Reply #20 on: May 15, 2012, 12:32:12 am »
Hi Matt,

I am not suggesting any other poles but the elite seem to be very good and rigid, i have just looked at tosh's spec sheet and there is an average of 200 grams in it. I have just been weighing things in my kitchen to get an idea and a coffee mug weighs 400 grams and my phone weighs 200 grams, is anyone seriously going to tell me that it makes such a massive difference?

If they are they should leave the phone in the van at all times cos carrying that round makes all the difference....

Tom White

Re: elite poles
« Reply #21 on: May 15, 2012, 12:49:15 am »
I am not suggesting any other poles but the elite seem to be very good and rigid, i have just looked at tosh's spec sheet and there is an average of 200 grams in it. I have just been weighing things in my kitchen to get an idea and a coffee mug weighs 400 grams and my phone weighs 200 grams, is anyone seriously going to tell me that it makes such a massive difference?

So spec and price wise, I don't think there's a whole lot in it.  If the Elite was a lot cheaper, it would be worth a 'risk', but it's not, so I'd probably go with what I know and buy a Gardiner pole 'cos I've had them before and Alex gives good customer service.

Elite have just dropped the price by 10%, I kinda suspect because of this thread, so why not buy one and give us a review?

And if Elite would like to send me a freebie 18 foot pole, I'd happily give them a review on camera, compared with the SLX. ;D

GDwindowcleaning

  • Posts: 1049
Re: elite poles
« Reply #22 on: May 15, 2012, 12:54:42 am »
Tosh do you really think one post one here will transform a whole company's pricing strategy? There is only a tiny percentage of window cleaners that come on here, if it was cos of this post all they had to do is ask people to mention ciu for a discount.....

Tom White

Re: elite poles
« Reply #23 on: May 15, 2012, 12:56:56 am »
Tosh do you really think one post one here will transform a whole company's pricing strategy? There is only a tiny percentage of window cleaners that come on here, if it was cos of this post all they had to do is ask people to mention ciu for a discount.....

You're too serious for me, I'm off to my scratcher.  G'night!  :D

Mike #1

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Re: elite poles
« Reply #24 on: May 15, 2012, 07:42:55 am »
carl clearview , why dont you just take a section or 2 of your elite 30. to make it a smaller everday pole simples .

Tosh the prices were already reduced before this thread. mike

simonr

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Re: elite poles
« Reply #25 on: May 15, 2012, 08:50:15 am »


Forgive me...but how tall are bungalows were you are?? I use ans ALS 18 for everyday use... Six 35 in the bag for the odd job... I only tend to do 4,5,6 &7 bed gaffs and the zz18 is dine 90% of the time...

lol yeh i was on about its closed length  there    i cant afford an slx 35 just for odd jobs
& 2 of my houses today i need my clx27 at full length with 1 arm at full stretch & i'm 6ft 1" 

simonr

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Re: elite poles
« Reply #26 on: May 15, 2012, 09:18:13 am »
the poles had 10% off before this thread   i saw them on ebay & they looked good so i just asked if any one had used them
i like the idea off 1 pole that i can use all day & for ground floor as well as being able to extend it to 45ft if needed