[simbag]

I was just wondering if anyone has found a good product, or has any good tips to buy or build an internal pole carrier. I have seen one for sale, but don't really want to fork out 100 odd quid for it. Brodex do one: http://www.brodexbms.co.uk/accessories.htm

I did think about trying to adapt some tool hooks you can get for the garage and trying to fix them somehow.
Any other suggestions? It'll be for a peugeot expert.

Thanks in advance

Simon

[EasyClean]

If you should decide to splash out on a decent internal pole carrier then Ionics make a good one that is stainless steel construction, holds a minimum of 4 poles and is very sturdy in case you are interested. Don't ask me how much it costs because I really can't remember how much I paid for it!

[simbag]

Is there an image of this anywhere?

[EasyClean]

No image anywhere. You can always ask at the Ionics stand at the NEC cleaning show in Birmingham next month if you are visiting or phone Ionics up and ask about their internal pole holders. They're not cheap but they are very good!

[Easyclean Windows]

I have made 4 pole carriers using downpipe from b & q costing about £36 for all parts used have a look at my previous posts

[Davew]

I've just got lengths of straps left over from the ones I tied my tank down with, strung accross the width of my van in the roof.

[AuRavelling79]

I've just got lengths of straps left over from the ones I tied my tank down with, strung accross the width of my van in the roof.

I was just about to go on about gutter clips and self tapping screws but that is so obvious! Why didn't I think of this?

[sair]

i use the cobra clips similar to what ionics hold r/o on with 

 think there £10 for 2