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Mount Receiving Catch to wall

Place the Receiving Catch against the wall opposite the Cabinet, ensure the Catch is centred to the Cabinet.

Position the top of the Catch 100mm above the users head height. See Figure 3a.

Ensure the Catch is level. Mark the wall through both holes. Using the marks, drill two holes to suit fasteners. Fix

Catch to wall using the remaining fasteners.

Mount Receiving Catch to Post

Fix Receiving Catch to Post with 8x65mm bolts supplied with Post. Fit black plastic End Cap to top of Post.

Mount Cabinet to Post

The Mounting Bar has nuts and bolts provided inside it. Use the long bolts to fix the Mounting Bar to the Post.

Feed the short bolts through the washers supplied with the Cabinet. Use the short bolts to fix the Cabinet to the

Mounting Bar ensuring washers are between the bolt heads and the slots on the Cabinet. See Figure 4.

POST INSTALL

Please note:

Austral cannot guarantee the stability of RetractAway Post installations due to soil variances. Please seek advice

prior to Post installations to ensure appropriate footings are used. Consideration should be given to larger concrete

footing to increase Post stability for some soil types (i.e. sandy, loose or un-compacted soils etc.).

Measure out the distance you want the Post to be at. See Figure 2 for minimum and max distances. Ensure this

position is centred to where the other end of the clothesline is / will be. Mark the position on the ground, this will be

the centre of the hole.

Install Post into soil

Dig a hole 200mm in diameter and deep enough

so that when the Post is stood upright in the

hole, the top of the Cabinet / Receiving Catch

will be 100mm above the user's head height.

See figure 3b. For a standard clothesline height

of 1800mm high, put 480mm of post in the

ground. See Figure 5b. Hint: Poor drainage

around Post (ie soil type is clay or Post is

installed at bottom of a slope) increases water

exposure & chance of rusting. Increase

drainage by adding gravel under Post as shown

for Socket install in Fig 5a.

Hints & Tips

Rocks or chunks of concrete may be placed in the hole around the Post/Socket to hold it in position while the

concrete sets. The rocks should be large enough for concrete mix to flow through the gaps.

For sandy, loose or shifting ground you should consider a larger concrete footing to increase Post stability. To do

this simply dig a larger hole, perhaps 250mm diameter by 700mm deep. It will require more concrete. Use large

rocks to keep Post at desired height. See Figure 5c. Mix & Pour Concrete

IF DIGGING IS REQUIRED, ENSURE IT IS SAFE TO DO SO

Install Post with Ground Socket

Dig a hole 200mm in diameter & 560mm deep. Fill hole with

gravel (approx. 100mm) until top lip of Socket sits just above

ground level. See Figure 5a. Remove Socket from hole. The

Socket has 5 holes on its side, there is a Pin provided to go

through these holes. Use Figure 5a to determine the best

hole. Use a hammer to tap Pin through selected hole. Put

Socket back in hole. Insert Post into Socket (after installation,

cover the Socket with the Socket Cap whenever the Post is

removed. Keep the Socket Cap in a convenient location ie

hang it off the clothesline). Add a further 50mm of gravel into

the hole around the sides of the Socket (this is for drainage).

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