I have uploaded pictures on my albums, I am totally baffled by it. Any advice would be appreciated
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Wheels coming out of ceiling in bathroom?
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No probable about it, thats deffo what they were for.
We put one back up last year, they are excellent for drying clothes indoors.
The bits are available on ebay, the wood from B&Q - sand/smooth it down to fit.
Add some rope and a hook to tie to.
We put one back up last year, they are excellent for drying clothes indoors.
The bits are available on ebay, the wood from B&Q - sand/smooth it down to fit.
Add some rope and a hook to tie to.
ahh I see ! 
Thank you so much
I thought something fell from under the floorboards upstairs haha
Thank you so much
I thought something fell from under the floorboards upstairs haha
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If it's two wheels it's for a 'pulley' as pictured.
If it's 4 castors then upstairs are in danger of losing their pianoforte.
If it's 4 castors then upstairs are in danger of losing their pianoforte.
There were 3 ?? :S
They're for a drier as mentioned the '3rd' pully against the wall is to keep the rope you pull neatly out the way against the wall
Condensation? With polystyrene ceiling tiles? Leave the window open and the door shut!
We used to call it a "Rack", most were held by clothes line, lower it down, load it with damp washing, & hoist it back up.
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