[MUSIC PLAYING] Hi. My name is Vern. I'm here today to talk about Hills Supa Fold Clotheslines. The range includes Long line, Duo, Mono, Compact, Mini, and they can be installed on a wall or with a post kit. Today we're installing a Supa Fold Mono single frame on a wall. The Hills Mono single frame clothesline kit includes front spreader bar, left and right hand arms, two wall brackets, clothesline, and two elbows. You'll attach the clothesline to the wall. You need to mark the donut bolt holes 50 millimeters above the user's head and 2.2 meters apart. To install the wall bracket to the wall, first remove the cover from the bracket. Place the donut bolt into the wall bracket and then place it in the hole. Check the wall bracket is square, and then tighten up the donut bolt. Here's the bracket to mark the bottom hole. Remove the screws from the spreader bar. Insert the spreader into the spreader bar, like so. And tap it down. Make sure the holes line up. Secure the joiner with a bolt and insert the remaining bar. Secure the handle to the spreader bar with the two bolts. Remove the cup from the elbow. Place the elbow in the spreader bar and tighten with an Allen key. Place the arms in the wall bracket and tighten the bolt. To install the front bar, place the elbow into the side bracket and tighten. Replace cap on the elbow joint until it clicks. Thread the cord into the fastener and replace the cap. To thread the cord, commence on the opposite side to the saddle and pass it through the sleeve. To tie off, we pass the cord through the fastener, twist it, and then replace the cap. For further information, visit hills.com.au.