[ryanst1982]

For those who remember or who commented on it, I have started using my inflatable roof rack on jobs. A few people asked for updates to see if they were any good and someone posted a video from you tube where you can see a video promo of rack. I have included a photo of what it looks like on my car
I must say that the rack has worked famtastic so far. Easy to put up and even easier to put away. Can take up to 80kg of weught so can handle a good sized ladder and for the price (£40) a very good roof rack.
I would recommend to anyone who doesnt want a permanent roof rack or to anyone who doesnt want to spend to much.

[ryanst1982]

Apologies for size of picture, didnt think it would come out that big

[macmac]

You should have fitted one to the side!

[bobby p]

cool lookin ladder rack,  cool looking window wagon 

[Gleaming windows]

You should have fitted one to the side!

 

[dave.e]

they look like d.i.y ladders to me? i mite be wrong

[Window Washers]

OMG 

[cozy]

Dodgey roofrack Ryan, have you been flashing your firemans helmet at your custies, and some husband kicked your car?

Sorry mate

C#mon guys, the guy has just started out

[EZclean]

kit-kat tin foil ladders  :
they're everywhere.

no where for ladder clamps?

[jonnyald]

LOOKS GOOD MATE !

[cornelius jemmerso]

how is it held on inside of the car ?   do you leave it on all the time  etc

[C.C.S.]

diy roof racks for diy ladders.i don't think they will take some trade ladders plus a single  point ladder which in my opion it's a basic for every window cleaner

[bobplum]

looks good
does the job
and earns you money,wether diy ladders or not
keep on scrimming
bob

[Murdie window cleaning]

Ladder snob alert 

How secure are the ladders when your traveling above 20mph, I like clamping my ladders so I know they are not going anywhere.

[matt]

what a thread, just about sums up how this place is heading, some people really have idea's of grandeur

a window cleaner is out cleaning windows , he has a inflatable roof rack to carry his ladders on his car

we have had people mention :

they are not "trade" ladders, so what ? ? ? ? they are lightweight to carry, he knows the risks that come with using them

no place to fix ladder clamps, he doesnt use ladder clamps, the roof rack has some kind of tie down / ratchet setup, so doesnt need ladder clamps


he really should go and buy a WFP system and van, then he can go and earn 10 quid a house cleaning windows, oh hang on, he is earning 10 quid a house cleaning windows, he is doing off "DIY ladders" and then moves from area to area in a car, ontop of his car is a inflatable roof rack , oh and he cannot secure the ladders with ladder clamps

its all a little bit judgmental to me, live and let live, he is happy, he is earning a living by doing exactly the same job as you, a window cleaner


 

[cozy]

And he's a fireman with a shiney helmet Bet he gets loads of women asking to see it, lucky git

[Gaby P.]

Well, I've read Ryan's story and I think he's doing well. Once he earns a little more, he can afford better ladders. Well done Ryan, for keeping at it. Good luck and stay safe.

[JSMC]

fair play to ye mate. igonore all the snob comments.

[jeff1]

Well done Ryan keep shining 

[davids3511]

i sometimes forget to tie mine on...came of on the motorway before got a police caution..three cars bumped into each other.. the first car didnt hit them..but the guys behind couldnt break quick enough..ther fault driving to close.

Lucky it was a caution. It's a mandatory 3 points now.