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Rotary Clothes Lines
Another tedious shopping quest awaits:
I am trying to get a small rotary clothes line for my new place - All I can find are heinously overpriced Austral or Hills ones starting at nearly $300, and really too big for my little garden. I was after something a little more like this one from Argos: Three arm rotary clothes line for about the same price... Does anybody have any idea where I may find one? For a reasonable price? It's almost certainly cheaper to get one sent from the UK than pay for a Hills one... S |
Re: Rotary Clothes Lines
I'm sure I've seen basic ones in Kmart. Certainly weren't Hills prices but probably more than Argos prices though.
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Re: Rotary Clothes Lines
Originally Posted by moneypen20
(Post 7047159)
I'm sure I've seen basic ones in Kmart. Certainly weren't Hills prices but probably more than Argos prices though.
Kmart do have one, but it's not a static one with a ground spike - It has 4 legs and would blow over in a very light breeze... S |
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Bunnings? Mitre10?
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Re: Rotary Clothes Lines
Originally Posted by jayr
(Post 7047175)
Bunnings? Mitre10?
Tried Mitre 10 - I got the 'I'm sorry I have no idea what you are talking about' look for the guy there. Don't have a bunnings very close, so that willinvolve a trip out at the weekend. S |
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Howards Storage?
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Re: Rotary Clothes Lines
Originally Posted by jayr
(Post 7047175)
Bunnings? Mitre10?
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Re: Rotary Clothes Lines
Originally Posted by spartacus
(Post 7047449)
When I looked for the same recently, the cheapest in Bunnings was around $70. The other 'proudly Aussie made' ones were, as you say, upwards of $200!
Yeah, I just want a cheapy one - a chinese import will do just the job! I will take myself off to Bunnings at the weekend... Cheers! S |
Re: Rotary Clothes Lines
Originally Posted by Seasider
(Post 7047424)
Howards Storage?
http://shopping.hsw.com.au/index.php...ar0icm3an4cjq1 |
Re: Rotary Clothes Lines
Originally Posted by spartacus
(Post 7047449)
When I looked for the same recently, the cheapest in Bunnings was around $70. The other 'proudly Aussie made' ones were, as you say, upwards of $200!
Apart from the price, it is also far too big - I can only really accommodate a 2m diameter one in my garden. Spartacus - Do you remember the brand of the one you saw? This is starting to get quite frustrating! Not everybody has huge plots of land for 3m plus diameter clothes lines! S |
Re: Rotary Clothes Lines
Originally Posted by Swerv-o
(Post 7063272)
Grrr... Just been to Bunnings, and they don't appear to sell the cheapy ones any more - The cheapest one is a Hills, which is $260.
Apart from the price, it is also far too big - I can only really accommodate a 2m diameter one in my garden. Spartacus - Do you remember the brand of the one you saw? This is starting to get quite frustrating! Not everybody has huge plots of land for 3m plus diameter clothes lines! S These guys do the rotary ones (from $99) but they are bigger than 2m. What about a folding line, I had one at my last house (very small garden) and it was fine for us (family of 4)? http://www.hardware2u.com.au/clothes...FRwwawodE3wwSw :) |
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Made me laugh seeing you mention argos ! when I first came out here and wanted little bits of furniture and things I missed argos so much !
Maybe try BigW shops they might have one |
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a shame if you get a cheapie one, as it won't be strong enough to swing on!!!:lol:
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Re: Rotary Clothes Lines
Originally Posted by Swerv-o
(Post 7063272)
Grrr... Just been to Bunnings, and they don't appear to sell the cheapy ones any more - The cheapest one is a Hills, which is $260.
Apart from the price, it is also far too big - I can only really accommodate a 2m diameter one in my garden. Spartacus - Do you remember the brand of the one you saw? This is starting to get quite frustrating! Not everybody has huge plots of land for 3m plus diameter clothes lines! S |
Re: Rotary Clothes Lines
Sad as I am, I brought mine over from the UK with us. It was new so I refused to leave it behind. Wouldn't have bought a new one when I did except my old one snapped about 6 weeks before we moved out and I couldn't cope without one. So glad I did bring it with me now :thumbsup:
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