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My next project is laying a patio, and I want to include a ground
socket for a rotary washing line. It'll be concreted in, so won't be easy to replace later without damaging the slabs. Is there a standard size for washing line ground sockets? I hope the patio will outlive the washing line. Also, are there any recommendations for good sockets? I don't mind spending a bit more on a decent metal socket if it'll last better than a plastic one. |
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