Could this be attached to existing clothesline posts?
774660
It depends on what the posts look like. You need a post that is wide enough to support the part that has the lines. The other post needs to just be wide enough for the bracket that is about 4-5 inches wide. Hope that helps!
774661
Just be certain that the posts are sturdy and with the proper fasteners you should have a good result. I attached the box to the railing of my deck and the other end attaches to the garage wall, works great and air dried clothes smell real nice. This is the second one I have owned and when this one wears out I will be buying another of the same.
774662
Out of the box, NO. You would have to modify the device to attach to anything other than a wall.
774663
Thank you for your inquiry. Many clothesline posts are round, not square. If this is true in your case, you will have trouble getting this to install properly. Each end needs to install securely to a flat surface in order to pull the unit out evenly. If you are unable to apply tension evenly, it can eventually develop wear points and fail. If you are attaching to a 4x4 post, first install a larger flat surface that you can then attach the unit to.
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Mine is mounted to a 4 X 4 inch post on our deck, the unit is mounted to the house. So, I don't any reason it cannot be attached to a post unless you have something unusual. It needs to be strong enough and the bracket should be bolted or lagged (a bolt type) to that post.
941243
Hello, thank you for your question. We suppose you could make altercations in order to hang this product. However, please take into consideration the intended use of this item. We can not advise or be certain of the outcome on any adjustments made.
1868997
No really appropriate for purpose. Wire runs up inside extension rod. Could stiil be done modifying top of post but would be weak in very high winds or impact. Need a more compact and heavy duty design.
948065
I haven't worked on the clothesline yet so I cannot answer this question. Sorry.
30831
They hang just like any hanger. There is a hanger on the top of the piece. So...clothesline maybe? Closet?
2188121
Yes, there are self adhesive wire clips that can be attached to the rear of the post.
1186204
Yes, I believe that is possible. A red plastic cap, included in the package, covers the in ground component, if you want to remove the clothesline.
47278
From reviews I've read from others, they have anchored it. There are holes in the bottom of the posts for that.
828202
No, please check this website at Homedepot for specifications http://t.homedepot.com/p/Hills-Extenda-4-Retracting-Clothesline-FD51038/203239830 hope this helps
1685281
I don't think so. The vertical posts are just tall enough to fit into the shelves. Maybe they sell longer posts? Or you could make your own out of PVC piping I'm sure.
1786175
Not sure how you would fasten them together unless you can find a connector--the posts are hollow, so you could remove the plastic caps, insert a metal or wood rod in each post that fit snugly, then drop another post on top of it. I asked my handy husband, and he said that the company might even sell such a connector (you would need four).
566437
You could but I would recommend using anchors depending on what you are using this item for.
1980709
No...cannot be used without post. Suggest 4x4 about 6 inches attach to railing. Mount to short post.
2247254
I haven't had to tighten the lines but you can do it I think. There are visible ties on each line, so I think you would just untie them , tighten them and tie them back up. I love this clothesline, by the way. It is very sturdy and doesn't take up much room and can be easily stored away.
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I'm not sure about putting it together like that. You would lose some stability because there would be nothing to keep the posts in place. Don't think that would work.
2248000
For heavier items, I suggest hanging them on at least two of the lines. This does make it difficult to put clothes pins on, but if item is heavy enough, it shouldn't matter. There is a bracket to latch to adjacent side, which works quite well. As far as the durability of the line itself, I am not impressed. I have had problems with the lines retracting. I have had to cut one of the lines, as it got tangled within the system itself, and there was no way to reach the point where the problem occurred. This can definitely be a problem if used while it it is windy outside.
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It depends on if your T-Post has 5 separate lines, or if it uses one continuous line that zig-zags back and forth through pulleys. I'm guessing that it has 5 separate lines, and in that case, yes you would need 5 clothesline tighteners to tighten all 5 lines.