Pole trowel ?????

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Hey all
Does anyone know where i can lay my hands on a 10/12 mm notch connected to a pole (my knees are giving me gip) i have a few big floors and sick of walking around on my knees!! also a pole squeegy and sponges would be awesome. Any info or links would be well appreciated ive been googling to no avail =/ anyway cheers in advance.

STB

 

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• Jul 5, 2009

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I've not seen anything like this. Have you seen one been used or are you just hoping there is one. :rolleyes5:

 

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Can remember using them in australia to do a supermarket floor when i was working for a contractor over there (who i have lost touch with) but no idea where they got them from and they deffo was'nt home made !

 

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• Jul 5, 2009

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Try this link, it may be what you are looking for.
RUBI

 

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Tools for plastering, screeding and repair trades from Refina Ltd you will find pole trowels there

 

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Try this link page 2 onwards: Broken Link Removed

 

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Awesome Thanks all !!!.
will order tommorow :hurray:

 

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• Jul 5, 2009

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If the area is large, this might be something too; Colombo Thinset Spreader

 

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• Jul 5, 2009

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Are you going to be laying the tiles with a sucker on a pole ???

 

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there are small chairs available for tiling with wheels on dead low down dont know if this may help if you have a bad back.

 

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Its just to Minimise kneeling time thats all , lots easier if i can serrate a long area before having to kneel and eliminates it with grouting .

 

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get someone to help you out for a while .sounds like you need a rest for a while buddy.

 

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have a pair of these and you'll be able to spread more addy.

 

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Hey guys, got the pole trowel from Refina works great , laid close on 40m today makes life so much easier thanks again

 

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mmm some tight joints on the ply there.....nice pole trowel though.