Living in a flat is becoming the norm in inner city areas. Space is at a premium. Any appliance, which gives us more space, is very welcome. Especially those hard to reach, inaccessible spaces.
The clothes airer has become an essential accessory for the flat dweller. It utilises unused space and creates more usable space. Wall mounted airers expand into the space of the flat for clothes to be hung. When not in use they fold away into their wall mounted housing until required.
There are aluminium concertina style airers that expand to accept laundry and then retract while fully loaded. Especially helpful in passageways.
The range of wall mounted drying racks available will enable you to create your own natural drying system.
"I have used an old family clotheshorse for years! Its huge, takes up a central position in the lounge and seems to stop normal life" says Laura of London. This is a common cry when an old family appliance is passed on.
Today designers use modern wipe clean surfaces with heavy-duty colour matching joints. Heavy duty really means just that. The modern floor standing airer is highly pliable with flexible wings. It takes hung items and stretched items such as woollens. They are used in thousands by European fixed campsites as a standard accessory. Imagine the use they get from activity hungry families.
Together the indoor wall mounted airers and the portable floor mounted airers offer the best of both worlds. An indoor clothes drying centre for the whole family. Plus a completely portable solution for use outside all summer and on occasional fair winter days.
The ultimate in space saving is the five way washing line. Usually installed above the bath or where there are two parallel walls. Every home should have one as standard. Together with a mini floor standing airer they make the prefect space saver.
The range of airers available today covers all needs. Wall mounted in light or heavy duty. In floor standing, mini or maxi versions and in multi way washing lines. Essential items to make life easy for the space conscious apartment dweller.
