26 cm triangle head · Fold-and-squeeze wring · Built-in squeegee
The triangle head folds on a spring to squeeze its own microfiber pad, its points reach into floor corners, and the rubber squeegee on one edge clears water off shower glass and windows.
A triangle-head mop that wrings its own pad. Push and pull on the pole and the two sides of the head fold together on a spring, squeezing the microfiber pad between them so the water runs out without a hand touching the cloth.
One edge of the 26 cm head carries a rubber squeegee for shower screens and windows, and the sectional iron pole builds up to 43, 90 or 129 cm. The mop weighs 0.8 kg.
01 · Head folds to wring the pad
A spring hinge runs across the middle of the triangle head. Pushing and pulling on the pole folds the two halves together round the pad and squeezes it, then the head opens flat again for mopping.
No wringer bucket — the head does the squeezing.
Hands stay dry — the pad is not touched to wring it.
02 · Points that reach into corners
Each point of the triangle head fits into the angle between two walls, so corners behind a toilet or beside a shower tray are mopped right into the edge rather than left for a cloth.
Corner cleaning — the point sits right into the angle.
03 · Squeegee for glass and tiles
Turn the head so the rubber squeegee meets the surface and the same mop clears soapy water off shower glass, windows and tiled walls after the microfiber pad has scrubbed them.
Rubber blade — wipes glass clear of water.
Pad side — scrubs the glass first.
04 · Takes disposable wipes as well
Besides the microfiber pad, a disposable cleaning wipe can be laid under the head and its edges pressed into the baseplate, which holds it in place for a quick one-off clean.
05 · Size and packing
The head measures 26 × 26 × 7 cm and the full mop stands 129 cm. With fewer pole sections it becomes a 90 cm or 43 cm mop for close work such as shower glass and cupboards.
The pole comes apart into short sections, so the 26 cm head sets the box size. The factory packs 12 sets to an 86 × 34 × 49 cm master carton of 0.143 CBM, about 84 sets per cubic metre.
Sea freight is the only sensible route for a full order of sets; air freight on a boxed mop rarely makes commercial sense.
Trade terms, freight options and document sets are the same for every order and are set out once on ordering terms.