BrabantiaWallFix - 24 Metres of Clothes Line - UV-Resistant & Non-Slip Lining - Foldable Rotary Dryer - Easy to install - with Storage Box - Metallic Grey - 184 x 182 cm

Ingenious space-saving solution—robust, sleek, and surprisingly roomyThe Brabantia Wall Fix Retractable Washing Line is a game-changer for anyone short on outdoor space but unwilling to compromise on drying capacity. This clever wall-mounted unit folds away neatly when not in use, making it perfect for patios, balconies, or compact gardens. When opened, it reveals a generous 24 metres of drying line—more than enough for a full load of laundry, including sheets and towels.Installation is straightforward with clear instructions and a sturdy wall bracket. Once mounted, the mechanism feels solid and secure. The unfolding action is smooth and satisfying, and the lines remain taut and evenly spaced, preventing sagging or tangling. It’s clear that Brabantia has put real thought into the engineering—this isn’t just functional, it’s elegant.The included protective cover is another thoughtful touch, keeping the unit clean and weatherproof when folded away. The materials feel premium, and the overall build quality is excellent—this is a product designed to last.For households looking to reclaim garden space without sacrificing drying power, the Wall Fix is a brilliant investment. It’s discreet, durable, and delightfully efficient. Brabantia has nailed the balance between form and function.

I am so impressed by the WallFix I wanted to write a review and recommendation. I paid £92 from Amazon and it faithfully arrived the next day (thanks Prime!). I'm aware a rotary line, clothes airer or piece of rope could cost much less - I've had too many snapped, buckled, broken bits of plastic to throw away that I wanted something of better build quality. Here's why I am delighted with my purchase choice...Fixing:It is largely assembled in the box, just a case of adding a few bits once the back plate is in place. There is a guide for holes and distance on the box so all you need is to drill the holes. Long wall plugs and sturdy long screws provided, depth of hols is about 5cm. Once the holes are done, assembly is easy. The highest line will be around 30cm above the top holes. As I understand, the fixture holes are the same as older versions of the Wallfix.Use:It's easy to open and close and relises on levers - no great strength is required. It feels odd the first time to pull it out, as you'd think you need to pull downwards, but you actually pull outwards from the wall until you hear a little click. It also pushes back in very easily: when you want it to, can't see it collapsing with a wash load on it! The handle requires little grip, though you could easily tie something to it if required. The whole this can easily be placed lower unlike traditional rotary lines. This is very user friendly for anyone with a disability, such as those who use a wheelchair or experiences problems with dexterity, movement, strength or grip. The material cover has 2 poppers to keep in in place, this could be a little fiddly as the poppers are quite close to the wall once installed: I believe there is a hard casing which may be easier to open and close, though for additional cost. If it's about the asthetic, I think the bag cover looks just fine. Either way, it will keep your line clean and dry and will last longer. The washing line looks sturdy and strong. Each washing line is individually fixed: if one did snap, it would not effect the others like a traditional line. I'm unsure if Brabantia do replacement line, but normal washing line tied off at each end once threaded would work just as well.Efectiveness:It dries laundry! It doesn't rotate like a rotary line does in the wind. I guess this would decrease the drying time a fraction if it did. It easily fits 2 wash loads (I have an 8kg washer) with it's 24cm washing lines. 20kg is described as the limit. Washing would blow against the wall it is fixed to, so I'd advise that's a clean ish surface.Quality:The whole thing is strudy and feels trustworthy - it's not going to snap. The box, fixtures... everything about it is premium quality. I love that it can be folded away and forgotton about. I have read older version of this were flimsy and buckled: I am confident this one is not bending or going anywhere.Overall:Innovative and useful product... saves damaging floors with various holes - I can confidently say I've never managed to get a traditional rotary line vertical and sturdy in my life! Would very much suit smaller outside spaces: patios, balcony, courtyards, shared areas. Or even indoors, in a utility room or garage. I could also imagine it (with different bold fixings) easily attaching to a mobile home, caravan or camper van. That said, larger homes and famililies will also find it meets their needs. With the increasing cost of energy as well as the environmental impact of most electrical drying options, outdoor drying is by far my preferred option, as well as tradition and freshness. Bonus: I have a tree planted for me! I can now dry clothes easily and effectively without compromising space / asthetic or comfort.In short... Excellent product, 10/10!!

I absolutely love it! I needed something that would save space in the garden and this is ideal. Very easy to install and very sturdy. Can easily hold a full load of washing. I did not have a wall that it could be mounted on so instead had it mounted to a wooden post.

Perfect just what we needed . Easy to pull out and stor away. Been up 3 weeks and no complaints. Cover does it's job well keeping it clean and dry.

Expensive but buy cheap buy twice.Easy to open TIP you do need to give it a push upwards by the wall fitting up to make sure it’s clicked properly in place.Holds a good load of washing. Or two if you don’t mind cramming them on.If you have put it high enough. Drying sheets will be fine if you peg the bottoms too like a hammock….. this will take up the whole half side each sheet and each duvet cover!When fitting hold template against wall and raise arms as high as they go. Put the top of template level woth your fingers if your floor is flat. Mine sloped at an angle so I put the template closer to my mid palm. As when the line is open the ground is shorter there, eg I would have had long items scraping on the floor due to the incline.Hope this helpsUpdate on putting down. Hold the handle and push to the wall. Sounds weird but try it. I had to get a second person as I couldn’t do it and I weigh much more than my daughter who is 7.5 stone. Who does it solo until she showed me the trick!Plus you cannot pack it away with millions of pegs. 10-15 maybe but you need to buy a bag with string so you can attach and leave them there. I have an old folding raincoat bag with string which hangs out the bottom when closed away. Wil put on a pick asap.Looks fab in the case. Expensive but neat and unassumingly tidy.best thing I ever bought for putting out a few things quick.

Who needs a whirly-gig rotary when you have one of these! Just a bit of wall and space to extend! Well packed, quick delivery, you do need a 2nd pair of hands when securing to the wall, has all the bits needed plus a neat cover. My original one, one of the poppers pulled out and this new one looks like it's doing the same after first use so that's disappointing. Really unobtrusive when folded down, lots of hanging space and some hanger holes for dresses. Sturdy and practical. Love it!