Hillman Fasteners 123184 Galvanized Clothesline Wire 12 Gauge

Product Description

The HILLMAN FASTENERS 123184 is a solid galvanized clothesline wire supplied in a 50-foot coil at 12 gauge. Galvanized steel construction resists rust and corrosion, making this wire suitable for outdoor installation where moisture exposure is a constant concern. The solid-strand design holds its shape under load and resists kinking during installation. At 12 gauge, the wire offers the rigidity needed to support the weight of wet laundry across a standard residential span. This product is sold in a case of 12 coils, making it a practical stocking item for hardware retailers and property maintenance operations.

This wire is used in residential and light commercial settings wherever a durable, weather-resistant line is needed. Common applications include outdoor clotheslines, garden support lines, and general utility wire runs. The 50-foot length accommodates most standard backyard installations without splicing. Property managers, maintenance technicians, and hardware distributors frequently stock this item for routine replacement and seasonal setup of outdoor drying lines.

Key Features

• Solid galvanized steel construction resists rust and corrosion in outdoor environments
• 12 gauge provides firm rigidity and load-bearing capacity for wet laundry
• 50-foot coil length suits most standard residential clothesline spans
• Packaged in a case of 12 coils for efficient stocking and distribution
• Solid-strand design minimizes kinking during installation and tensioning

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose replacement or new-installation clothesline wire compatible with standard clothesline hardware, end brackets, and tensioning hooks rated for 12 gauge solid wire.

Installation Notes

Installation typically requires basic hand tools including wire cutters and pliers for securing the wire to end hooks or eye bolts. Ensure anchor points are structurally sound and rated to handle the static and dynamic load of a fully loaded clothesline. Wear gloves when handling wire coils to prevent hand abrasion. Tension the wire firmly but avoid overbending at anchor points, which can weaken the strand over time.