[Davew]

What length and best for four story work? Have a chance of a block of flats so could invest in a carbon set up but they would need to be able to work with less sections so I could sell on my 35 foot extender. Think the facelifts can do this?

[david-maunder]

40 foot...........

[pylofm]

Facelift c/f 44ft is fantastic....most of the time I just use the first 4 sections and when I need a little extra, just slide it on....Lots of money I know but worth every penny to me...I tried my 24ft Excel pole the other day....totally different....the weight difference was amazing...I think before my holidays I'll get the Exel pole out to pump the arms up a bit 

I know there are other quality poles out there, I am just biased to Facelifts pole as that is the one I have..

Cheers
Dave.

[Jeff Brimble]

Just been on the site, what is the price of the 44ft ? I will only get a chance to see it at the cleaning show.

[simon knight]

I gotta say I admire you wfp guys. I'm trad and occassionally...very occassionally I use a 12' extention pole to get at some out of reach windows and invariably I make a complete horlicks out of it How you guys can control a 40' pole is the 8th wonder of the world.

Is the pole fully extended at the start, then you raise it from the horizontal to the vertical or do you start with 10' then add another 10'... then another 10'... then another until it's at 40'?

[Jeff Brimble]

Featherlite Carbon Fibre, Raise from horizontal or assemble verticaly. Its as precise as a paint brush.

[AuRavelling79]

I gotta say I admire you wfp guys. I'm trad and occassionally...very occassionally I use a 12' extention pole to get at some out of reach windows and invariably I make a complete horlicks out of it How you guys can control a 40' pole is the 8th wonder of the world.

Is the pole fully extended at the start, then you raise it from the horizontal to the vertical or do you start with 10' then add another 10'... then another 10'... then another until it's at 40'?

Simon - wfp is much easier than an extension with squeegee on it - anyone who can do a good job with extension poles the trad way has my utmost respect.

[Davew]

Had my twenty four foot glassfibre out today and must say it's not the lightest thing in the world. Fine once it's vertical but a bit of a handfull stretching over conservatory roofs. Would a facelift or similar carbon pole be strong enough when horizontal or are they too brittle? (obviously not talking about 40' horizontal)