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YEECHUN Professional 12 Foot Swimming Pool Pole

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YEECHUN Professional Thicken 12 Foot Swimming Pool Pole Telescopic Aluminum Fits Pool Net Skimmer Rake Vacuum Head Brush Cleaning Equipment Heavy Duty, for Skimmer Nets, Vacuum Heads and Brushes

I’m sure this will work well with pool equipment.  For my purposes, it works great.  We have 17’ ceilings in the living room which means the corners at the ceiling are unreachable.  However, duct tape a feather duster onto this puppy, and you can reach every corner.  It is durable and sturdy not that dusting needs either but again, for pools I wish I would have had one this durable when I had my pool.

·         【Thickened 1.30 mm pool Pole】 The pool cleaning pole is made from commercial grade 1.30 mm thick anodized aluminum in smooth silver finish, not easy to bend and deform, strong bearing capacity, struday and durable.

·         【Universal Fit 】The Thicken telescoping pool cleaning pole universal fit size allows you to easily attach most pool maintenance accessories like nets, skimmers, rakes, brushes and vacuum heads. Pole is designed with an 1-1/4" diameter connection end, which is the universal size needed to fit standard size pool accessories.

·         【Slip Resistant Locking Gam】3 Piece Thicken pole with 2 slip resistant external locking cams, It could expands to reach12 feet.that makes it easy to lock the pole length in place and keep the length in place without it slipping while in use.

·         【Strong Thicken Aluminum Alloy Material】This telescopic pole for pool cleaning is made with high quality aluminum alloy that is ribbed for extra strength and longevity. Lightweight and easy to operate. Maintain your swimming pool or spa with ease.

·         【TWO YEAR - 100% Satisfaction Guarantee】Buy with confidence, if you're not satisfied with this item at anytime within one year of purchase, we'll provide a refund or replacement. Package: 1 x Thicken pool pole.

 

 

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