[Lee Burbidge]

Modular or not, that is the question...

[♠Winp®oClean♠]

There is SO much more to this as a question than just a four option poll. IMO, to respond to this correctly you would have to have had good experience with both a proper modular & a top level high reach pole like an Xtreme.

[Lee Burbidge]

There is SO much more to this as a question than just a four option poll. IMO, to respond to this correctly you would have to have had good experience with both a proper modular & a top level high reach pole like an Xtreme.

But the questions are only establishing if you use or not? Have I missed something... I want to know how many people use a modular pole, don't use one 

[Dave Willis]

I used to but now I don't except for gutter sucking.

[suds window service]

I made one from a gangster fishing pole use it occasionally really light and easy to use.
   It's a bit of a pain on domestics taking the sections off.
However if your cleaning something larger it's great.

Reach is 30ft
Weight approx 1kg with super lite brush!

[Tom White]

   It's a bit of a pain on domestics taking the sections off.

Wrap some electrician's tape around where the poles join each other to create a 'stop'.  It stops one section sliding too far into the next one so you don't end up having to wrestle them apart.

[Ian101]

Never used a modular but have used extreme47 with an extension and at this height i dont think i would want to be messing about adding modular sections.

[Nathanael Jones]

Modular has advantages above 45' - - the SL2 is still lighter than even the Xtreme poles & you notice it at height.

That said, modular is slower in most cases, so unless a job is particularly well suited to it, I'd always use telescopic poles for lower work.