[stuart@skypole]

What do you guys class as the most comon sized pole that you use,

what do you keep on board your van and spare at home!!

Any advice would be great

regards, Stuart

[Alex Gardiner]

Hi Stuart

What is happening with your poles mate?

[clean]

I would say probably 18 and 25 ft 

[stuart@skypole]

Hi Alex,

I spent the morning with the printing company for the final proof of the brochure so should be able to start sending them out next week (fingers crossed).

Any ideas on regular pole sizes that people order irrelevant of pole make.

Thanks clean for your reply

regards Stuart

[Alex Gardiner]

The fastest selling sizes are 17ft and 21ft.  However, this week we have sold more 45ft poles than any other size.

[david68]

Mine is 21ft from Gardiner

[windowwashers]

17 

[stuart@skypole]

Thanks guys, rgds, stuart

[steve a]

8ft.18ft.24ft(hardly used now),34ft and 42ft on the roof(not used if I can help it as it's a heavy bugger)

[Mo]

8ft & 35ft

Mo

[stuart@skypole]

thanks guys for your input

[Captain Scarlet]

I reckon Gardiners may have beaten you to it skypole with their sl-x. But I still think their is a market for a 17-19ft strong - stiff - great clamps pole. I am quite annoyed with my xtels ( 17ft ) as the clamps are starting to spin after only 4 months!!!! apart from that it is a good pole to use. If you could build a 17-19ft pole that weighs less than 2kg, short sections, stiff and very tough clamps you would have a brilliant pole, Luke

[Captain Scarlet]

Skypole, could I have a brochure for your new skypole coming out please? should I send my address to your email? Luke

[frames to panes]

Why does your pole spin Luke, is it the shaft wearing or the clamps themselves? I had an extender that only lasted five weeks! After that i bought cheap modular for sixty quid - still going after ten months everyday use but needs replacing very soon.