A clothesline is only as steady as what holds it. This T-post is milled from a single piece of galvanized steel with a 2-inch center pole, standing 90 inches with a 32-inch crossarm. Eyelet screws, endcaps, and hardware come with it, and up to 7 lines can be strung across.
The center pole is a single length of steel rather than sections joined partway up, which removes the joint where a loaded line usually introduces flex. At 2 inches across it resists the sideways pull of wet sheets, and the full 90-inch height keeps hung laundry clear of grass and garden beds below.
Eyelets along the 32-inch crossarm accept up to 7 separate clotheslines, which is enough drying length for sheets, towels, and a family wash in one hanging rather than several rounds. Running multiple lines also spreads the load across the arm instead of concentrating weight at a single point.
Galvanizing puts a rust-resistant coat over the steel, the reason a post sunk into a backyard, garden, or patio keeps its surface through seasons of rain. Pole endcaps close the open top against standing water, and the eyelet screws and mounting hardware arrive with it, so the line setup needs nothing bought separately.
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.
