94–216 cm steel pole · Triangle and wiper heads · Hook-and-loop pads
Screw on as many pole sections as the job needs and the head reaches skirting, tiled walls, windows and ceilings; the head locks at an angle, so the wiper edge can be drawn down glass without it tipping.
A wall and ceiling mop on a steel pole that screws together from five short pieces. With two pieces it is a 94 cm hand tool for skirting and tiles; with all five it reaches 216 cm, enough for most ceilings without a ladder.
The photographs show two heads on the same pole: a triangle head for corners and a rectangular head with a wiper edge for glass. Both take hook-and-loop pads in flat microfiber or chenille.
01 · Two heads, one pole
The pole is built from four extension pieces and a handle with a foam grip and hanging loop. Either head clips onto the end piece, so one pole serves the corners and the flat surfaces of a room.
Triangle head — the points fit into the angle of wall and ceiling.
Rectangular head — a wiper edge along one side for glass and tile.
02 · Windows, floors, skirting and ceilings
The rectangular head draws water off a window with its wiper edge, scrubs a tiled floor, runs along skirting and reaches up to coving. A locking post holds the head at the chosen angle while it works.
Locks at an angle — the head stays put while glass is wiped.
Wet or dry — the same head dusts walls or washes tiles.
03 · Microfiber and chenille pads
The pads come in two weaves: flat microfiber for wiping walls, glass and floors, and thicker chenille for dusting. They press onto the head with hook-and-loop and go in the washing machine.
Flat microfiber — for wet wiping on walls and floors.
Chenille — a deeper pile for dry dusting.
04 · From 94 to 216 cm
Each pole piece is about 40 to 44 cm long. Two pieces give 94 cm, three give 130 cm, four give 165 cm and five give 216 cm. The pieces screw together, and the head pushes onto the end piece.
Screw joints — no clamps or twist locks to slip.
Triangle pads — 25 cm base, 24 cm sides.
05 · Size and packing
The rectangular head measures 16.5 × 12.7 cm. Its flat microfiber pad matches that size, and the chenille pad is 17 cm square.
1 mop with 1 head; the photographed kit with two heads, spare pads and a mesh bag is quoted on request
Carton type
Export corrugated, marked to your scheme
Loading port
Shanghai; Ningbo on request
Payment
30% T/T deposit, balance against copy B/L
The pole comes apart into five short sections, so the set packs into a much smaller carton than a one-piece mop of the same reach. That matters more to freight per unit than the factory price does.
Sea freight is the sensible route for a full order; agree the kit contents first, because a second head and spare pads change the carton size.
Trade terms, freight options and document sets are the same for every order and are set out once on ordering terms.