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Question: I want to install the receiving piece into the ground permanently, and only put the clothes dryer outside when I use it.  Can I do this?
Document: We got this to replace another cheaper one that got bent in a windstorm. That one couldn't be removed and got horribly tangled whenever we closed it. Enter this Brabantia. Wow - what a difference! First of all it is very simple to install. Just beat the sleeve into the ground (put a piece of 1x4 or other wood over the opening so you don't damage it), slide the dryer in and open it and it's ready for use!
This is just what I was hoping for. Its high quality and sturdy. Plenty of line to hold several loads of clothes. It came with the ground spike that holds it stable in the breeze and a nice cover. Its easy to push up and take down. I can  easily carry it if I want to put it away in the garage. I have been using it so much I have been leaving it outside (its summer on the Oregon coast) in the down position with the cover on.
(I might order in a &#34;ground screw&#34; next time. That is much easier to put into the ground--and remove if you want to change locations.) Then all you do is stand the clothes line into the holder and push up on the the part that holds the lines (just like raising an umbrella). To lower it, push the holding clip and down it comes.
This rotary dryer is well-built, yet light, and extremely easy to set up and install. I did not have to use cement to keep the stake in the ground- I used rocks to keep it in place, then poured mud on them, and that works well. The rotary mechanism works excellently- it rotates without any trouble and goes up and down easily. Looking forward to many years of the unbeatable smell and crunch of sun-dried clothes!
This arrived with 60m of hanging space (roughly 195 ft of line), a ground spike (with cover for that when pole out) and a cover. This was purchased for our cabin and there is plenty of space to hang multiple king size sheeting and clothes. We chose to install straight into the dirt using a a thick piece of wood to buffer while we pounded it into the ground. Pole slips in just fine and lifting up and down is a cinch.
This Brabantia clothes dryer makes going back to basics stylish, functional and cool. I wanted an outdoor clothes line (after my retractable single line Minky broke) that was sturdy, unassuming and easy to use. I got all of this and more with this one! I'm a big believer of buying the best you can afford, even with a clothes line! I am a 5'3&#34; woman and 118 pounds...even I was able to put the soil spear in the ground in 15 minutes.
I love this clothesline. The installation was very easy and the clothesline set up in minutes. The clothesline came with a cover so when not in use I close it up and put the cover on. It looks like a closed umbrella outside our door and not a big clothesline. It opens and closes easily and rotates for ease of hanging clothes. Great buy!
This hanger will last a long time if you use it like you are supposed to. It is not made for hanging heavy blankets but all clothes work just fine. Follow the procedure of hammering it in to the ground using a piece of wood, not directly on the base itself as you will damage it. I have it four instead of five since it was solidly built but not built like a tank as they say.
I am very pleased with the all weather rotary dryer. It was easy to install. Note: we have sandy soil and it was not possible to pound the stake to hold the pole into the ground. We dug a narrow hole and put the pole and holder into the ground. We put a little dirt back in and tamped it down with a stick, then repeated the process until the hole was filled. I did 5 loads of wash and hung it on the lines. The dryer held steady.
After doing a bit of research, I selected this umbrella style clothesline for my home. I grew up with clothes on the line all the time (even in winter in WI:) and I wanted to get back to doing that at my home. We have a small yard, so I love the fact I can put this up and down very easily. The sleeve was easy to install, but I did use some concrete mix to make sure it wasn't going anywhere. It's solid without being heavy.
Answer: You certainly can!  We put the ground holder in last summer, but we took the clothesline down when the weather got more into late fall.  There is a plastic cover that fits over the hole when the clothesline is taken out.  It weathered well over the winter, and when we put the pole back in during the spring, everything was perfect.