UKC

Basically I live in a second floor apartment and need to have a set of items on hangers delivered to ground level through a pulley clothes/washing line type systen.

Ideally I would like all items hanging from the clothesline to automatically go inside the flat(through the window) when operated from outdoors(ground level).

Essentially the clothesline needs to travel 2m horizontally in the flat before exiting the window opening and then a horizontal and vertical drop in height to the tree outside so the clothes line can be reached with arms...

https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B1gREQ2IsgDZckZpLXZJWmhlLVU


Any ideas?

Regards,
Nikita

In reply to Nikita_UKC:

The crux is on the second pitch and the gear's not great either

In reply to Nikita_UKC:

What's the ethics on using pegs?

In reply to Nikita_UKC:

Ok so build an equalised anchor out of loads of those sticky wall-friendly strips above the window and attach a DMM revolver or pulley to reduce friction on this point. Build your anchor indoors and at the tree and then attach a big loop of 5mm cord so you can pull it around. Ideally something in the system like a mini traxion will mean you won't hold all the weight whilst hauling. Then add tiny little loops of 2mm cord that won't affect the running of the rope that you can attach hangers too.

In reply to FactorXXX:


Would you be happy to lower off a single hanger?

In reply to john arran:


Or back to back the hangers?

In reply to john arran:

I'm wouldn't rely on the in situ (clothes) pegs.

In reply to Greasy Prusiks:

They may inspire the required confidence though

In reply to Nikita_UKC:
If it was me I think I'd put up a clothes line outside and walk downstairs and hang them up and take them down like that. Interesting project but mind bogglingly complicated.