Window Squeegee on a 6m Extension Pole
R1,987 incl. VAT
A rubber-blade squeegee on a 6 m telescopic aluminium pole, for cleaning upper-floor windows on double-storey homes from the ground.
- Extends to
- 6 m
- Pole
- Telescopic aluminium
- Locks
- Rigid locking clamps
- Blade
- Rubber
- Suits
- Double-storey homes
6m extension pole squeegee for double-storey homes
This 6m extension pole squeegee lets you clean the upper-floor windows of a double-storey home while standing on the ground. Rigid locking clamps hold the telescopic aluminium sections, so the pole stays stable even at full length.
A rubber blade on the squeegee draws water and dirt off the glass. Beyond houses, it also suits atriums and small offices.
What’s in the box
- 1 x window squeegee with rubber blade
- 1 x 6 m telescopic aluminium extension pole
Specifications
| Pole length (extended) | 6 m |
|---|---|
| Pole | Telescopic aluminium |
| Locks | Rigid locking clamps |
| Blade | Rubber |
| Suggested uses | Atriums, small offices, double-storey homes |
What it reaches
The pole extends to 6 m. From the ground it typically reaches the upper-floor windows of a double-storey home; your height and the pole’s angle set the exact figure. It is not made for triple-storey glass, which needs a longer set.
How to use it
- Wet the glass with a washer or cloth.
- Open the clamps, extend the sections to the height you need, and close each clamp firmly.
- Keep the pole as upright as you can, since a steep lean costs height.
- Draw the blade down the pane in overlapping strokes, wiping the rubber between passes.
Good to know
Is it steady at full length?
Yes. Rigid locking clamps keep the sections firm when the pole is fully extended.
Will it reach a third-storey window?
No. Triple-storey glass is above this set’s range and needs a longer pole.
Is a washer included?
No. You get the squeegee and the pole. Wet the glass with your own washer or cloth first.
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