Clothes/Washing Lines

At Rope Source, we pride ourselves on offering only the most supreme quality products and brands. For clothes washing lines, we stock one of the UK’s largest ranges with the first-class Everlasto brand – a name that has become synonymous with the washing line rope since James Lever first introduced the PVC clothes line to the UK market over 60 years ago. Discover our range of washing line rope below, and buy now for delivery in just two to three working days.

Our washing line rope

Made from both natural and synthetic materials and manufactured to a high standard, these washing lines will give years of service whether you go for a traditional natural clothes line or a PVC line. From PVC with a poly core or steel core – in a range of bright translucent colours and solid white – to natural cotton, weatherproof waxed cotton and natural jute – we’ve got it all. Our clothes lines are the UK’s brand leaders and we offer some of the thickest washing line ropes on the market.

From retractable clothes line kits, ceiling airers and concertina airers to a brilliant range of long-lasting washing lines, buy now to save energy and dry clothes the natural, traditional way for freshly aired-out clothes.

For help with options, get in touch on 01204 897642 or contact us by form; we’re always happy to help.

Frequently asked questions about clothes lines and washing line rope

What’s the best washing line rope to use?

If you want a durable, long-lasting and easy-to-maintain clothes line, you should choose a synthetic material like PVC. PVC washing lines are easy to put up and wipe clean, and they’re able to hold heavy loads of laundry. However, if you prefer the rustic look and feel of natural washing line rope, the best materials include cotton and jute.

For more help with choosing the right clothes line for you, check out our article on the best washing line rope.

How do I put up a washing line rope?

Wondering how to put up a washing line rope? It’s actually very simple. All you have to do is tie your washing line rope between two sturdy anchor points, such as two poles stuck in the ground. You could also use a wall or a fence. Make sure the line isn’t too tight as it needs to have a little bit of stretch to it, but also don’t make it too loose as it could sag under the weight of wet clothes and dangle them on the ground.