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Washer dryer

11 years ago

Those are not stackable, they are full size. I don't understand how one would see inside the top dryer. Looks odd, are they meant to be stacked?

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Knight Architects LLC

11 years ago

I have heard no complaint from the Owner in using the washer and dryer. Many beach houses are tight in some areas and this was the case here. Many people like a dryer at eye level and maximum capacity.
Catherine M Knight, AIA

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meginvt
10 years ago
I've been stacking my full-sized front loading washer and dryer for 15 years. It might be limiting for some shorter folks (I'm 5'8") to see the controls on the dryer, but anyone over 5' should be able to see and reach in the dryer just fine.
Toni Vilabrera-Beyer
10 years ago
Our full-sized front loading washer and dryer have been stacked for the last 11 years without a problem. There is a piece you can buy to put on top the washer to stabilize the dryer. I am 5' tall, and the only problem I have is I am not able to see the bottom of the dryer or reach to the back of it. It only takes a bit of creativity to solve those problems!
Anna De Villiers
10 years ago
what is the brandname of the washer and dryer in this picture, please
User
10 years ago
I'm with you 96.how do you reach the controls on the washer?stand on a ladder?
terrycruikshank
8 years ago
Space on each side

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