This is the only video I've watched where the pulley system is used correctly. It's cool to see such a huge rack loaded with wet laundry being pulled up with so much ease.
We just built one similar to this and then I found your video. I am so tired of using the dryer that I had to come up with something else for the winter. Now we just have to hang it from the ceiling and your video is perfect for that. Thank you.
I'm a university student and bounce between rental units and apartments and I can't wait till I put some roots down and can build one of these myself! Thanks for posting and congrats on a fantastic idea!! : )
The only time I saw anything like this was in a 1945 British movie, "This Happy Breed" near the end of the movie. I thought, "Wow, this is really a great idea.", but I had no idea how they did it. Now, thanks to your efforts, I do. Thank you for showing this video. I would like to do it in my next house.
This is awesome, thanks for sharing. We are trying to build a few of these for hanging plants.Thanks again this video is great, watched it like 3 times already
Hi I did save a bunch of money on utilities in the winter by hanging my laundry to dry in the living room with my woodstove :)thank you for sharing best wishes
I had pulley as this for 20 years above my bath it’s the best thing you can ever have highly recommend it! I moved house and I am getting one now above my bath just like this.
why on earth would you have this above your bath? That (and a bathroom in general) seems like the absolute worst place in the whole house to be air drying your laundry.....
Fantastic, that's what I have dreamt of doing it with an old trampoline with proper clothes line and paracord ropes to use to pull up the rack in the garage but where on earth did you buy the pully parts?
This is really inspiring! Do you have a supplies list and supplier? It wold be helpful. Even after searching online for several hours I am coming up short in where to get the items needed.
I love your rack!! I'm very scared of creating mood though. I was thinking of priming the ceiling and walls with anti dampness paint + use a simple "slat in bucket" dehumidifier. Thoughts? :)
Do you have a parts list / dimensions, instructions that you could post? I went to the firespeaking website but could not find details, and navigating /searching your site was difficult.
A very nice idea. Now if my landlord wouldn't kill me for putting this up, I'd make something like this right away :) Maybe I'll look into something similar, but on a stand that goes all the way to the ceiling, but can be disassembled later for when I move. Thanks for the video.
Wow, what a beauty. That's the biggest clothes rack I've seen. Not sure I'd be able to pull that beastie up. Mine is the ordinary 4 slat rack and when fully loaded with towels and jeans, it's pretty heavy.
A very nice home project, and looks pretty beautiful too. Do you have a parts list/dimensions, and instructions that you could post? I went to the firespeaking website but could not find much details there. Thanks in advance.
This is the only video I've watched where the pulley system is used correctly. It's cool to see such a huge rack loaded with wet laundry being pulled up with so much ease.
We just built one similar to this and then I found your video. I am so tired of using the dryer that I had to come up with something else for the winter. Now we just have to hang it from the ceiling and your video is perfect for that. Thank you.
I'm a university student and bounce between rental units and apartments and I can't wait till I put some roots down and can build one of these myself! Thanks for posting and congrats on a fantastic idea!! : )
Has no-one ever seen the Dolly Rack drying system used in the UK for generations? It is the same but easier to install and use...and looks beautiful!
This is so cool!! Going to use this design in our future off-grid home!! Thank you so much for sharing!!
The only time I saw anything like this was in a 1945 British movie, "This Happy Breed" near the end of the movie. I thought, "Wow, this is really a great idea.", but I had no idea how they did it. Now, thanks to your efforts, I do. Thank you for showing this video. I would like to do it in my next house.
This is awesome, thanks for sharing. We are trying to build a few of these for hanging plants.Thanks again this video is great, watched it like 3 times already
Love it!! Just need to thing about the pulleys . Look like a whole machine load of laundry
This is awesome! Thanks for sharing. I need to do something similar myself.
THIS is EXACTLY what I've been looking for!! I'm MEGA sharin' this!!!!! GREAT JOB!!! THANX!!!
Hi I did save a bunch of money on utilities in the winter by hanging my laundry to dry in the living room with my woodstove :)thank you for sharing best wishes
markanddanielsmom could I ask how much savings?
hi thankyou for inspiring us!
that's a great idea!
brilliant!!
I had pulley as this for 20 years above my bath it’s the best thing you can ever have highly recommend it! I moved house and I am getting one now above my bath just like this.
why on earth would you have this above your bath? That (and a bathroom in general) seems like the absolute worst place in the whole house to be air drying your laundry.....
awesome, the mrs wants one of these in our new house, thanks for the great video
I love the idea but the system roop seems really complicate to understand x)
did you have any technical map/instruction to share ? :)
Please, it is highly appreciated if you can explain a bit more... like the items need to be installed and the method of fixing.
Thanks.
Fantastic, that's what I have dreamt of doing it with an old trampoline with proper clothes line and paracord ropes to use to pull up the rack in the garage but where on earth did you buy the pully parts?
Great demo ❤️❤️❤️👍👍👍
This is really inspiring! Do you have a supplies list and supplier? It wold be helpful. Even after searching online for several hours I am coming up short in where to get the items needed.
Love this idea so much. Diy engineers and engineering for the win.
Do you have a video where there's more detail on your pulley system?....
when I buy a house this is totally going to be made!
Ingenious. Finally a guy who uses his head for more than a hat rack.
Beautiful.
I love your rack!! I'm very scared of creating mood though. I was thinking of priming the ceiling and walls with anti dampness paint + use a simple "slat in bucket" dehumidifier. Thoughts? :)
Do you have a parts list / dimensions, instructions that you could post? I went to the firespeaking website but could not find details, and navigating /searching your site was difficult.
Brilliant!
brilliant!!
A very nice idea. Now if my landlord wouldn't kill me for putting this up, I'd make something like this right away :) Maybe I'll look into something similar, but on a stand that goes all the way to the ceiling, but can be disassembled later for when I move. Thanks for the video.
I'm picturing two giant car jacks with a clothesline in between ;) haha. Maybe ladders on either side of the room? :P
Wow, what a beauty. That's the biggest clothes rack I've seen. Not sure I'd be able to pull that beastie up. Mine is the ordinary 4 slat rack and when fully loaded with towels and jeans, it's pretty heavy.
Aww man this is great, I might make one for under my verandah.
Ahaha I just think to create same dryer! Good invention !
Right next to the bookcase with books. Great
yeah!
Its okay
But I need .Where I can buy from & what’s the cost
Lol, maybe there isn't a lot of humidity already and the books will be ok and not warp.
I cant make out the direction change ,can you explain the way you set it up
Genius!
A very nice home project, and looks pretty beautiful too.
Do you have a parts list/dimensions, and instructions that you could post?
I went to the firespeaking website but could not find much details there.
Thanks in advance.
Me to, would be great to see the puly system schematic
Genius.
Hi, which tipe of rope did you use, please? Thanks
does this add humidity to your inside rooms?
sorry but how much does this sistem waight?
Great job!
Oooh! Sumbanese ikat in the back? 0:04 ? Mungkin ini dari Flores? Bagus!
Cute house
Its called a creel mate and every English peasant had one 100 years ago only way to dry your clothes in miserable rainy Yorkshire
wow that really is big
l love it.
yeah me too
beware that when drying clothes in contained spaces, the humidity of the environment increases 2x and bookpages will enclose that moisture and warp.
That is awesome. I'm going to ask my husband to make one for us. :)
nice idea but not enough explanation
you website "contact us" Is broken and there is no dryer on your site.
wowowo
Have had one in our house for 65 years. Not a new concept at all.
Please, marry me.
Too fruity for me
Hi, which tipe of rope did you use, please? Thanks