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Features:Foldable and lightweight 300W power Energy saving Silent running 36 heating tubes Feet provide stable standing positions - open, half-open or folded 30kg capacity - equivalent to 60 T-shirts Open sided shelves Accessories: Mesh shelf and airer cover 6m power cable length Max Weight Load (Spread Evenly): 15Kg No Assembly Required, just fold out and plug in Dimensions: 140cm High x 73cm Wide x 68cm Deep Material: Aluminium It is versatile and holds up to 15kg of washing on 21m of drying space, spread over 3-tiers. This winged airer has 16 ters of drying space enough to hold a full load of washing. Made from high quality fire resistant fabric, this airer cover features a zip closure making it easy to put on and take off. Easy to use, it arrives assembled, simply fold out, plug in and switch on.
- Strong heavy-duty construction
- Lower rack for extra drying
- 16m drying space
Reviews
HXP
I didn't find assembly of the wheels particularly easy. Well built with the exception of the cover supports which ( a bit like an umbrella to hold the cover clear of the sides) see pics. Cover ( sold separately for £40 ) not any better than my daughter in law's modified duvet cover she uses for hers - so the cover is expensive for what it is. However, as the cover of each leg is proud of its base and there are some projecting lugs on the base (see photos), the jaws of the adjustable spanner were too deep to tighten the bolt flush to the base.
Mr N
A 9mm spanner is required to tighten the nut attached to the bolt on the wheel. As other buyers have done, I've had to glue the plastic tips onto the wire cover support spokes. I had to use some long-nose pliers to do the final turns of the nut.
lianned
ON/Off switch no temperature control / no on off timer. To use in home save heating going on Overall though pleased with the product - only had it a week but hopefully with the Black & Decker name it should last - apart from the spindly cover supports that I will have to replace or modify
A timer switch incorporated with the drier would have been ideal, but would probably have increased the cost significantly. I didn't have one, so used an adjustable spanner. I intend to plug the drier into a timer switch to turn the drier on and off and will experiment to find the optimum time to dry a full load.
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