Types of Clotheslines - Clothes Line Varieties

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Hi. This is a video looking at the types of clothesline currently available in Australia and available for purchase online 24 hours a day through our Lifestyle Clothesline website.
There are many types of clothesline available today, in a modern society. Looking at our website here on our homepage, we try and highlight the one that most people tend to shop for.
The wall-mounted-style ones, or the fold- down, folding frame ones as they are also known, are really popular and probably the most popular style of product that we sell.
Retractable clothesline is another type that is also very popular, and models like the Hills Extenda 6 in that range, and also the Austral Retractaway 40, will be two of the bigger-selling products in that range.
Rotary is another one. If you're looking for types, there is two types of rotary clothesline, that being fixed-head which is you galvanize steel ones with galvanize line that's once in the store you can't remove them.
The other styles what we called folding-head rotary lines, which are ones that can be removed from the round after installation because they're installed using a ground socket which allows the line to be folded up and put away if you're having a party, or something like that.
Portable lines is another type of clothesline that we sell. In today's society, portables are becoming more and more popular, and there's actually a bit of a, I would say a swing to portable-style clothesline, particularly some of the big ones, like Hills Portable 170 that takes sheets and towels. It just can be used anywhere around the home, whether it's sunny or raining, they really are a good products.
Ceiling airers, not as common throughout Australia as some other types of clothesline, but gaining popularity as people really try to utilize the home's warmth that generated during the day, also a fantastic way to eliminate the use of your dryer, as you can dry clothes during the night.
Simply get one of these things installed; it's just a couple of pulleys into your ceiling, into a ceiling joist. You can hang all sorts of thing on these products and you can get them on to 2.4 meters long.
Even some of your big sheets will all hang on to stuff like. Basically, you're utilizing your home's heat and you can basically chuck your dryer away because you don't need to use all that expensive power. Power is not going to get cheaper, so looking at the right drying solution for you is also key.
When it comes to brands, we have all the different brands and the types of clothesline and the brand's covers depends on of what they are and how long they've been around for.
Hills is certainly the biggest brand in Australia; they have the most products, the biggest range, and in our opinion, probably one of the best-quality ones.
Austral is getting out there as well; they're made in Melbourne. A quality of Australia-made product in the range of colors.
City Living products tend to be wall-mounted-types of clothesline, and those lines are available in about 35 colorbond colors, so you've got a huge choice of products on that when it comes to those. Versaline; Australian company. Breezecatcher. StendiMeglio; they're an Italian clothes airer manufacturer. Stewi is Swiss-made.
When it comes to types of clothesline available in Australia, Lifestyle Clothesline has certainly got you covered. All you need to do if you need any help at anytime, is give us a call on 1300 798 779, or you can visit us online at www.LifestyleClotheslines.com.au/.