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No's 6, 7,8 and possibly 9 if on a steep slope down from building or awkward access.
Hi all , Iv got an slx 25 and Iv been asked to quote for a 4 storey building-Which extension/s would I need for this? Cheers 👍
I've got 2 extra sections I add to my 25ft SLX which takes it around 34ft I suppose?To be honest that's as high as I would go with an SLX as you do notice it bending at full length especially if you're reaching across an extension or a conservatory to clean a window.
25 foot is the highest i go with an SLX pole....any higher then its an xtreme 47.... SLX poles are heavy and very bendy when you get past 25 ft
Quote from: andyM on March 29, 2018, 07:40:42 amI've got 2 extra sections I add to my 25ft SLX which takes it around 34ft I suppose?To be honest that's as high as I would go with an SLX as you do notice it bending at full length especially if you're reaching across an extension or a conservatory to clean a window.your not wrong mate!i used to have a 40 SUPERMAX(older version).it was basically a 40ft SLX.I sold it to deege (on here) as it was a nightmare for cleaning solar panels/skylights on 2 storey roofs(too bendy and heavy).ok for straight up windows but nowhere near as easy to use as an xtreme pole though......
Quote from: dazmond on March 29, 2018, 08:13:28 amQuote from: andyM on March 29, 2018, 07:40:42 amI've got 2 extra sections I add to my 25ft SLX which takes it around 34ft I suppose?To be honest that's as high as I would go with an SLX as you do notice it bending at full length especially if you're reaching across an extension or a conservatory to clean a window.your not wrong mate!i used to have a 40 SUPERMAX(older version).it was basically a 40ft SLX.I sold it to deege (on here) as it was a nightmare for cleaning solar panels/skylights on 2 storey roofs(too bendy and heavy).ok for straight up windows but nowhere near as easy to use as an xtreme pole though......I bet deegee was chuffed you sold him a pole that was a nightmare to use