Anyone used the Gardiner indoor system?

[matt1458]

I have a customer in a large retail unit that we do externals on monthly. They’ve asked us to start doing the internals of their main entrance (rubbish photo below) on an as and when basis.



It’s full height inside ie there’s no mid floor in that area inside, so it’s either all from the ground or it needs access equipment.

Can anyone rate the Gardiner indoor system https://gardinerpolesystems.co.uk/gardiner-indoor-glass-cleaning-system.html

We already have spare backpack and poles so I’m guessing all I’m buying is the gooseneck, pads and trigger etc.

Just wondering if anyone has had any experience with this setup / would recommend it in any way etc.

 

[spruce]

I have a customer in a large retail unit that we do externals on monthly. They’ve asked us to start doing the internals of their main entrance (rubbish photo below) on an as and when basis.

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It’s full height inside ie there’s no mid floor in that area inside, so it’s either all from the ground or it needs access equipment.

Can anyone rate the Gardiner indoor system https://gardinerpolesystems.co.uk/gardiner-indoor-glass-cleaning-system.html

We already have spare backpack and poles so I’m guessing all I’m buying is the gooseneck, pads and trigger etc.

Just wondering if anyone has had any experience with this setup / would recommend it in any way etc.

At one time we cleaned internal windows of a leisure centre. We used an Unger pole with an applicator on the end, and a Gardiner SLX 40 with the brush head removed and an Unger 0 degree swivel squeegee. We had a third pole with an Unger Fixi Clamp holder with a towel for detailing.
Son did the applicator, I squeegeed and he detailed. With the swivel squeegee, I did horizontal strokes. Some of those glass panels were about 30' high.

 

[matt1458]

At one time we cleaned internal windows of a leisure centre. We used an Unger pole with an applicator on the end, and a Gardiner SLX 40 with the brush head removed and a swivel squeegee. We had a third pole with an Unger Fixi Clamp holder with a towel for detailing.
Son did the applicator, I squeegeed and he detailed. With the swivel squeegee, I did horizontal strokes. Some of those glass panels were about 30' high.

Makes sense. Unger poles and applicators and squeegees are how we usually do high level internal stuff. This one is gonna require longer ones than we carry.

Can’t quite get my head around how the Gardiner kit works when it comes to chucking water around inside / whether its up to commercial sized stuff.

Possibly dubious because I once bought the “Unger Stingray” thinking it was a good idea. That thing was bloody useless for pretty much anything.