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Household Essentials 17130-1 Rotary Outdoor Umbrella Drying Rack | Aluminum | 30-Lines with 210 ft. Clothesline,Silver
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Household Essentials 17130-1 Rotary Outdoor Features
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OUTDOOR UMBRELLA DRYER with 30 vinyl lines for hanging and air drying laundry outside
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210 FEET OF TOTAL DRYING SPACE that can be accessed easily thanks to rotating top
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SINGLE ACTION open and close, helps save space when not in use; ready for installation
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NO-RUST GALVANIZED ALUMINUM ARMS and post work together to create a strong stable drying rack
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MEASUREMENTS: 72 in. H x 84 in. W x 72 in. D
About Household Essentials 17130-1 Rotary Outdoor
Whether you’re switching to air drying for your laundry or looking for an upgrade for your current clothesline situation, this extra large parallel clothesline dryer is a smart and efficient solution. The dryer is designed with two main components: a galvanized steel post and aluminum top with durable plastic clotheslines. The top pivots, so you can easily turn it to reach every inch of clothesline when loading or unloading the dryer. This clothesline comes with a plastic ground sleeve that should (ideally) be cemented into the ground for maximum stability. When in use, the post rests securely in the ground anchor with the aluminum top in place. When not in use, the aluminum top folds down and the pole can be removed from the ground anchor, so you can remove the dryer during inclement weather (which we recommend) or if you otherwise need to remove obstacles from your yard. However, the steel and aluminum are galvanized, so they won’t rust if left out. The clothesline comes ready to assemble in just three parts, with the clotheslines pre-strung. To install with ground sleeve: 1. Dig a hole 8-12 inches in diameter and 20 inches deep. The hole should be wider at the bottom than at the top. 2. Fill the hole with about 3 inches of small rocks, then pour about 6 inches of concrete into the hole (or until concrete comes to the bottom of the ground sleeve when held flush with the ground). 3. Holding the sleeve in place, finish filling the hole with concrete (you may leave a small gap to fill in with dirt and grass if you wish). 4. Immediately run a stick or tube through the sleeve and through the concrete to the rock base to allow water to drain. 5. Insert the lower vertical pole of the dryer into the sleeve, then use a level to align the pole vertically. 6. Remove pole and allow concrete to set fully, then install your dryer.
