[trimanyellow]

I currently have an 18ft pole i use with my WFP system but need a longer pole for 3rd floor work. Anyone have any suggestions what the best size is to get or have any for sale ??

Many Thanks

[JM123]

We supply and use the brodex eco-lite poles, however if you are on the mainland it works out the same price to get from us as to get from Brodex.  Try  a 25ft or 30ft ecolite, we have both and only supply them because we've been so impressed with them.  25ft is £166 + DEL + VAT, 30ft is £196 + DEL + VAT

[trimanyellow]

Any pics of the poles you sell??

[jinky230]

yes JM I would like to see some good pics as well , proper ones not like the ones on the brodex site , but some in the flesh thanks

jinky

[JM123]

stay online for 5 mins, looking up some pics now.

[JM123]

here's some now, I'll take some more tomorrow and post again if you want.

[JM123]

here's a couple more.

[jinky230]

thanks jm that was great, it would also be nice if other suppliers like gardiners facelift did the same and let us see the products in the flesh.I noticed the metal caps and they look the business

I compliment you sir and my hat is off to you

jinky

[Alex Gardiner]

Hi There Jinky,

Here is a video link of one of our custom 3x5ft section pro gooseneck poles in action. just click on the picture to view.



We are planning on taking a short video to show off some of our poles as this the best way to get a good view of them, we will have this linked from our website.

Alex Gardiner

[jinky230]

this is great lads I am sure the members are appreciating the pics


too many websites with just graphics

The way I see ahead for poles is  caps at the bottom with the centre with a good diameter hole for chamging lengths quickly instad of a perfect fit hole for the hose creating problems adding lengths quickly a hole just over say about half inch, then the smaller hoses could be fed thru easily without this affecting the other sections of the poles

also quick release connectors at the top for changing brushes quickly rather than fighting with connectors, which become difficult to seperate once water has been thru the brush heads.I noticed on your site alex that you are starting to look down this route with quick connectors

hope my feedback has given food for thought

jinky