Making a shade house from a rotary clothesline
Thanks . Hope someone can help.
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Z on Nov 14, 2013I'm not sure what you are talking about as I've not heard of a shade house, but I do believe the answer to the last question is a flange. Is this what you are looking for? http://i.ebayimg.com/t/10-pcs-Galvanized-Pipe-Fitting-Flanges-3-4-/00/s/NTAwWDUwMA==/$%28KGrHqV,!p8E-64bB!LOBQ!K8UQymg~~60_35.JPGHelpful Reply
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Val Roche on Nov 14, 2013Well bless my soul . I have just been told by a friend who lived in America , that you don't use clotheslines to hang your laundry out in the sun to dry , only clothes dryers . In view of all your sadly disastrous weather maybe there's a reason . If any one is interested enough you could go to E-Bay Australia and see what rotary clothes lines areHelpful Reply
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Centrd on Nov 15, 2013Are you talking about something like this? http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/customer-media/product-gallery/B0013KA9D4/ref=cm_ciu_pdp_images_1/278-0438583-9951706?ie=UTF8&index=1 They don't seem very expensive compared to hiring someone to make something for you. I'm afraid I don't understand what "the heavy metal rings that screw up" means. Like large eye screws or eye bolts?Helpful Reply
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Centrd on Nov 15, 2013Not sure I understand the amazon answer reference, but I found the hardware images by doing google searches for "eye screw" and "eye bolt". Maybe you can find what you're looking for doing the same. good luck.Helpful Reply
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Darryl Morrison on Oct 28, 2015Darryl Morrison Australia Maybe a little late to help Val, but I've just converted an old rotary clothesline into a semi-permanent carport frame. The square becomes the roof component and the 4 curved lengths become the posts. Drilled holes fitted with nuts and bolts secure the "roof" to the curved end of the posts. The hardest part is lifting the old configuration up and away from the heavy centre pole which has the handle attached. The easiest way to imagine it is to think of the existing structure turned upside down.Helpful Reply
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