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Where do I get one!!!!!

yes, tell us, where do we get one here in the states???

I lived in Budapest for a semester in college and my host mother had one of these in the kitchen. Very ingenious use of space in small but high-ceiling'd apartments.

I demand to know where this may be purchased. Reveal your source!

http://www.manufactum.com/group/187997/dmc_mb3_productlist_pi1.11449.page/1/dmc_mb3_productlist_pi1.11449.num/8/product/1401841/Product_Details.2866.0.html

able to purchase only in Europe unfortunately, but some European ties come handy in situations like this, despite that it costs a little fortune....

Oh come on, there has to be a US source. Ikea, hello?

Remember this post on the laundry airer from the clothesline shop?
Not quite as slick, but it comes close!
http://www.clotheslineshop.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Store_Code=C&Product_Code=01004&Category_Code=IC6

I didn't realise these weren't available in the US. You see these a lot in England. They're actually found a lot in old country cottages.

The AT shop should start importing these . . .

A quick look around found this:
http://www.laundrylift.com/

I haven't looked deeply, but a white plastic one runs $40, a stainless runs $85. They also seem to sell retracting laundry lines and other products.
No, I'm not affiliated with them, just trying to find where I can buy one!

Upon closer inspection, the link I posted is a Canadian company. They say they do international shipping, but that's good news for U.S. purchasers because a $40 (CAD) product actually costs ~$35 (US)!

You know, that doesn't look THAT tough to build on your own... screw some hoops into your ceiling, get some rope, and some dowels and you're set to go.

I think I prefer the look of these a little better although there are fewer lines they disappear alot easier and add a nice touch to older turn-of-the-last-century buildings.

http://www.amazon.com/Drying-Line-Hotel-Retractable-Clothesline/dp/B0001E837M/ref=pd_bbs_sr_8/102-4951404-5644157?ie=UTF8&s=home-garden&qid=1176342662&sr=8-8

(Although now that I read the amazon reviews it might be better to find one that's actually chrome instead of painted plastic - but you get the idea anyway)

The laundry lift definitely looks like the original. I am so going for it.

What about this?

http://www.the1898house.com/

Does anyone have suggestions on where to find one just like the Canadian websites "Laundry Lift" in London or the UK? (that does look like original, very nice!) Thank you.