Strata Clothesline Kit Super Heavy Duty

Excellent quality, very easy to install.

Doesn’t appear to be a cheap knockoff product that Amazon is becoming all too well know for. This product uses proper steel cable, cast aluminium pulleys and real bearings. It’s pricey but will definitely cost you less in the long run. You won’t be fiddling around with stretched cable (washing line) or failed bearings unlike buying a product that ‘looks’ similar in the photos.

52 year old women who was very excited to receive this product. I’ve wanted one for years. Very easy to install. No more standing on wet grass. Just load and slide. Perfection!

Extremely fast delivery. Very very easy to install. But If connecting anchor hooks into brick work ensure you obtain strong large rawplugs. They don’t provide them(only reason I dropped one star). Otherwise it would be 5 stars.

This 150 foot steel cable is strong enough for heavy towels and bedding., with minimal sagging. I love that I can stand in one place and put all the laundry on by pushing the line up.

All you need in the package, apart from wall fixings (which depend on your individual scenario). It was up and "running" in about 10 minutes. It's been 3 months now and surviving very well, we'll see how it does over the winter.

Excellent value. Would recommend buying extra spacers as it only comes with one

I was going to give it 5 stars but one of the metal hooks failed and resulted in all the washing falling to the floor, also the instructions are rubbish. We didn't need to use the full length of rope provided, so cut this down to size as per the instructions, we found the jointer best to be on the bottom line with the spacer behind it or it'll not allow you to use the full washing line without stopping, however once you have it set up it was working well, we had only ever used it for a single load and had been working well for the couple of weeks we used it. This bank holiday weekend was the first time we had managed to get close to filling the full length of the washing line (about 2/3's used) or two loads. But this is when the hook failed, it's still screwed into the wall but has unbent itself (so not strong enough) resulting in the pully falling off and the washing ending up all over the floor.

Los pedí para una tía hace un par de años y le siguen funcionando correctamente.

Clotheslines are a solved problem. The only ways to fail at one are cheap hardware that corrodes, wire that sags under load, or tensioning hardware that can't hold adjustment. This kit avoids all three. The wire gauge is substantial enough to handle a full load of wet laundry without the sag that plagues lighter kits. Hardware is zinc-coated or galvanized throughout, which is the correct call for something that lives outside year-round in rain, snow, and UV. The tensioner does its job and holds adjustment without creeping loose over time, which is the failure mode that makes cheaper kits progressively useless within a season. Installation is straightforward. The included hardware covers the typical post-to-post or post-to-wall run without requiring supplemental fasteners for a standard setup. There is no meaningful design innovation here and none is needed. This is a wire between two points, held taut, resistant to weather. It does that. The "super heavy duty" designation reflects actual material spec rather than marketing inflation, which in this category is not something you can take for granted. Bottom Line: Buy it once, stop thinking about it.

très pratique -super ! système très répandu aux USA et Canada juste qu'il faut prendre 1m de plus car la mise en tension puis fixation du câble n'est pas évidente surtout pour les grandes longueurs sur les grandes longueur le charriot à tendance à "dérailler" ( le cable sort de la poulie supérieure "porteuse") et ça coince ! j'ai donc bricolé avec un fil de cuivre un système autour du charriot pour que le cable ne puisse plus sortir de la poulie

Perfect clothesline system. My run is about 60-70 feet, and I was replacing a smaller, plastic pulley wheel system (maybe 4.5 or 5" wheels) and white cotton rope -- the only system you really can assemble at the local hardware store, and I looked! I hung these larger wheels and the covered wire in the kit and kept my old Gizmo that keeps the top line and bottom line connect to prevent sag. This picture shows wet laundry -- that's a king size duvet cover, king size sheets and full size sheets, plus a bunch of kitchen towels, pillow cases and a bath mat. The line hasn't stretched (even fully loaded with beach towels) and it runs smoothly in the v-cut of the wheel, and my old wood pins work just fine. I wondered about the winch tightener, but haven't had to adjust a thing since set up. I live in New England (at the shore, so beach towels are a constant) where electricity is super-pricey. I use my clothesline every chance I get until it's too cold. I don't miss yanking the cotton rope line back in and pushing it back out, and replacing it on the stupid plastic pulley after it slipped off. This line glides like a dream -- one good push can send a towel out 10' and stays on the wheels! I can't say enough good about this kit -- it's already paid for itself in every way -- and I definitely recommend it!! Thanks STRATA!!

Worth it to get this heavy duty one. It's a good product.