Yes you can. Our clothes airers are perfect for sloping ceilings. The airer must be kept level for correct operation so it simply means that the rope from one end of the airer to the ceiling pulley is longer than the other end, therefore holding the airer level. The only thing you need to consider it that the airer can only be pulled as high as the lowest point on your sloping roof. If this is high enough, so as to allow the airer to be pulled up out of the way, then it won't be a problem. Also the pulley MUST be fitted into the sloping ceiling at an angle to the slope as in the photo shown. The pulleys must always be vertical to the floor, just as they would be if the ceiling was a flat ceiling. This means the pulley will look like the photo to the left when fitted on a sloping ceiling. A ceiling can slope in all sorts of directions and our airers will work with any of them.
Yes, this clothesline can be installed outdoors as well as indoors.
The pulleys can be installed under any ceiling as long as they are directly screwed into a structural beam/stud that can hold the weight of the airer as well as the wet laundry being dried. You’ll find that a ceiling with exposed beams will work in your favour, we recommend using a stud finder to make the installation process easier.
Please bear in mind that the cleat will bear the weight of the whole airer and the items being dried therefore it should be screwed into a structural beam/stud to ensure safe and proper operation of your ceiling mounted clothes airer. We recommend using a stud finder to make the installation of the cleat easier.
Yes but you might want to get in touch with us for assistance regarding additional cord packs since the stock cord length included in the box might not be enough.
