[South Window Cleaning Ltd]

With the Smax
can you only extend it full or half length per section (clamp) like the extreme,
or can you extend (Clamp) it to any point on the pole like the slx ?

if you get what I mean ?

[♠Winp®oClean♠]

With the Smax
can you only extend it full or half length per section like the extreme,
or can you extend it to any point on the pole like the slx ?

if you get what I mean ?

You can clamp anywhere like the SLX.

[South Window Cleaning Ltd]

 

[Dave Willis]

 

[wire1078]

Bought the smax 50 today with the extra 10th section. Hopefully I want be disappointed with the pole. I was slightly disappointed to find you had to buy 5 poles to qualify  for a discount!! 
Didn't even get a free hat haha

[Richard S]

Going back to the 100ft mmm. I wonder how effective it would be.
Loss of visual check at 6 floor and above unless you fit binoculars.
The problem at these heights are if you lose control and it goes past the angle your able to correct.

[South Window Cleaning Ltd]

Going back to the 100ft mmm. I wonder how effective it would be.
Loss of visual check at 6 floor and above unless you fit binoculars.
The problem at these heights are if you lose control and it goes past the angle your able to correct.

I think 60ft is about the most you can do from the ground to guarantee a good finish ?

[windowswashed]

Trying to organise working days at 60ft plus with the wind and gusts depending on location on the coast is a challenge in itself some weeks. Quite happily go up to 5st on a regular basis. 3st wins not a problem in wind and gusts.

[PoleKing]

Posted before but we used to do a job at 80' where we did a stairwell outside one day, inside the following day.
After the first clean, they were absolutely spotless every time.
Cleaned 3 times a year.
You can't really guarantee a perfect finish every time with WFP at any height.
You only need one gust of dirty wind and the crap will stick to the water droplets.

But yeah, the planning is the hardest bit.
The job at 100' was a 4 day job that started end of January and wasn't finished until nearly a month later!
At 80' (IMO) you need single figure wind speed with no gusts.
In England, that ain't always easy.