A rotating outdoor dryer that puts 182 feet of line on a single post. Thirty vinyl lines stretch between galvanized steel arms spanning 72 inches, standing 72 inches high, and the top turns so the whole load can be reached from one spot. A single action opens and closes the arms for storage.
Thirty vinyl lines strung between the arms total 182 feet of drying length, roughly what several full loads of sheets and clothing need. Concentrating all of it on one post keeps the yard clear compared with running fixed lines between two anchors, and everything dries in the same patch of sun and wind.
The head turns on the post, so a person standing in one place can pull the next empty section of line toward them instead of walking a circuit around the frame. With arms spanning 72 inches, that rotation is what makes hanging and collecting a full load practical from a single basket position.
Both the arms and the post are galvanized steel, chosen because a drying rack lives permanently in rain, dew, and sun. The coating keeps rust off the metal that the lines are tensioned against, and a single-action mechanism folds the arms down to a slim column when the yard is being mowed or the season turns.
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