One post, twelve lines, and 165 feet of drying length folded into a 73-inch span. The top rotates, so a full load can be reached from one standing position instead of walking the perimeter. Galvanized aluminum arms open and close in a single action when the laundry comes down.
The top section turns on its post, so hanging and gathering happen from one spot while the next stretch of line comes to the hands. That rotation is what makes 165 feet of drying space practical in a backyard, since no part of the circle requires stepping over a basket to reach it.
Twelve vinyl lines run between the arms, spaced to keep garments apart so air reaches both sides of the fabric. A single-action mechanism opens the whole umbrella and closes it again, which collapses the 72 by 73 inch spread down to a narrow column when the yard is needed for something else.
No-rust galvanized aluminum forms the arms, light enough to swing open by hand, while a steel post carries the vertical load beneath them. Splitting the job that way keeps the structure stable with a full wash aboard, and the unit arrives ready for installation in a lawn, garden, or open patio.
Single large canvas tote, 22 inches wide, with a vinyl-coated interior and long reinforced handles that clear a shoulder.
Folding bamboo drying rack with 11 dowels and a flat shelf for sweaters, opening to 29.25 inches wide.
