[T_W_CONTRACTS]

What are they called?

Im looking for one to keep my water fed pole in preferbaly a lockable one, getting brand new van soon and dont want to keep it inside and mark the enterior

Any ideas where i can get one

TIA

[xpskwindowcleaning]

They're called roof rack pipe carriers but they're quite expensive - around £80+ depending on the quality. Personally I'd just get a thick length of pipe from Wickes, a padlock and a couple of brackets to secure it and make my own.

[T_W_CONTRACTS]

They're called roof rack pipe carriers but they're quite expensive - around £80+ depending on the quality. Personally I'd just get a thick length of pipe from Wickes, a padlock and a couple of brackets to secure it and make my own.

CHEERS

[tonyoliver]

its quicker by tube

[windowwashers]

What are they called?

Im looking for one to keep my water fed pole in preferbaly a lockable one, getting brand new van soon and dont want to keep it inside and mark the enterior

Any ideas where i can get one

TIA

IMO I would not leave a pole in a tube holder at night, copper pipe and plastic tubing is far far cheaper to buy, if someone knows there are £500 poles in it you can bet soon enough someone will/try steal it, if buying a pipe holder I would get the metal one will take them longer to get into it costs more plastic says easy access with a hacksaw. Have you not thought of having a pole holder in your van? or a rack just a thought there. :

[jakeandmia]

Hi

I have 1 sat in my garden,its the 1 on the brodex website if you want to see a pic.I'm open to offers on it and youll have to arrange collection.It has groove to keep brushes on and has padlock.

Wayne

[T_W_CONTRACTS]

What are they called?

Im looking for one to keep my water fed pole in preferbaly a lockable one, getting brand new van soon and dont want to keep it inside and mark the enterior

Any ideas where i can get one

TIA

IMO I would not leave a pole in a tube holder at night, copper pipe and plastic tubing is far far cheaper to buy, if someone knows there are £500 poles in it you can bet soon enough someone will/try steal it, if buying a pipe holder I would get the metal one will take them longer to get into it costs more plastic says easy access with a hacksaw. Have you not thought of having a pole holder in your van? or a rack just a thought there. :

No never crossed my mind  :

The reason i ask is i have a big pole that fits in my van but i have to slide it down the left hand side through to the passengers footwell and i dont want it marking the new interior.

I have smaller poles that fit in a rack at the top inside, but although i can carry the bigger pole inside at present im just exploring my options and seeing if there is an alternative, obviously depending on what type of tube i can get will determin wether i can leave it in there full time (van will be highly alarmed anyway) or wether i will leave it in the garage and take it out as i need it.

[jeff1]

If your ever around somerset, I have a 3m alley one and lockable in my garden, that you can have for free. you would have to make a couple of brackets for it, but thats easy peasy 

[T_W_CONTRACTS]

If your ever around somerset, I have a 3m alley one and lockable in my garden, that you can have for free.

Thanks for the offer mate but im in central london 

[cherubs cleaning]

tw



try rhino  i think they a great



jerry