Washing Machine & Dryer Column: Best Value Stacked Appliances with Refrigerator Door Style

I am looking for these 2 appliances, stacked on top of each other and built with a door like a refrigerator. Please advise what to choose to be good and value for money, thank you

You can buy whatever you like. It is important to place the dryer on the washing machine, it is lighter, the cabinet must have some slack, the size of the devices can be obtained in the store. The door is unlikely to connect as in the refrigerator, you will have to open the cupboard first, then the washing machine and dryer. I saw a dryer on top of a washing machine.

and the mounts? and which companies do you recommend?

You give the dimensions to the carpenter and he makes a cupboard for you, you put a dryer and a washing machine in the cupboard. Something like that:
http://fotoforum.gazeta.pl/photo/2/he/wi/nl2m/euP2PkYpNlsKTM2ZiX.jpg

there are some adapted on this page:
http://www.topmarket.pl/pralki-do-zabudowy-kat-98.html

I would recommend Mastercook to you:
- washing machine: PFD-1284 (A +, 8 kg, super parameters, dedicated programs, probably the shortest washing times on the market while maintaining washing efficiency A)
- dryer: SPFD-8731 (8 kg, B class, many additional functions)
or
- dryer with ironing function: SKFD-831 (generally what is above only additionally has 3 ironing programs; if you have kids and ironing up, don't even think about it - a revelation)
And do not forget about the connector if you want to put one on the other. In most good stores you should get this connector for free.
You can also buy a top-loading washing machine and a top-loading dryer, if you don't have space, but it's a worse solution.

I have a teenager - change clothes several times a day - this age and newborn - change clothes many times a day , thank you.
So far, I only associated Mastercook with the kitchen

This change your point of view, because they moved so much forward that I am surprised myself. But this is how it is in a large production group. They use their technology. When I look at their offer, it can be said that in every assortment, except for hoods, they have solutions and products that even other well-known companies are far from. Two years ago I would not have written it , because they were in the national average, but now ... it's worth taking a look at their products - especially the more expensive ones, because they offer much more than others.

Hello,
I personally recommend BSH equipment (Bosch & Siemens), models to choose from in household appliances stores. For the dryer, you can buy an assembly kit screwed to the top of the washing machine, with a retractable tray for e.g. a washing bowl. Currently, in Łódź, BSH produces a modern t-22 class dryer.

philipoff wrote:

Hello,
I personally recommend BSH equipment (Bosch & Siemens), models to choose from in household appliances stores. For the dryer, you can buy an assembly kit screwed to the top of the washing machine, with a retractable tray for e.g. a washing bowl. Currently, in Łódź, BSH produces a modern t-22 class dryer.

with a heat pump very large power savings

What is the T-22 model? I can not find.

Not a drawer, but a pull-out top. The T-22 is not a model but a class. If you have the same family composition as you described, take a dryer with an ironing function and do not even think about it. You have 2 models available: the Mastecook I gave you or the Electrolux Iron. It is known that edgings will not be made for you and not all fabrics will look perfect, but the vast majority will go to the wardrobe and not to the pile next to the board. You will thank me when you stop standing at the ironing board for a few hours.

I also recommend something from bosch or siemens. If there is a lot of drying, it is worth jerking off to something with a heat pump, the dryer costs a bit, but operation is not anymore and at the current electricity prices it will pay off.
If you have the equipment of the same company, you will buy a connector. If not, you can put one on top of the other with nothing, as long as you have a good washing machine that does not walk and jump. You can also use anti-vibration rubber bands on the legs of the dryer. For two years, I have had a washing machine in the column and aeg dryer without anything, and I don't remember correcting the settings. Another thing is that the grind weighs 100 kg and it does not even vibrate when spinning.
And remember that for the dryer, the washing machine should have the highest speed, minimum 1400, so that the dryer dries as economically as possible.

I have a question about the washer-dryer connectors.
The washing machine is from Samsung and Bosch is planning to buy the dryer, are there any universal connectors?
Please help.

buniaaa wrote:

Please help.

Have you solved the problem?

Hello. I have a question. I have an LG washing machine and I want to buy a Bosch dryer. I want to put the dryer on the washing machine. Is there any application in fasteners? Looking for a connector for a washing machine or dryer? Thanks in advance for reply

Such rubber pads are very good.

mrhari wrote:

Such rubber pads are very good.

Thanks, but are such rubber pads safe and will ensure the stability of the dryer on the washing machine? Where can you buy such washers?

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dryer with ironing function

I suspect that this "ironing function" is some kind of materking stuff. I've dealt with a whole lot of different dryers, and I haven't seen anything come out wrinkled yet ;)

And I join the discussion on presenting with curiosity.
My just purchased (Bosch some, the cheapest with a heat pump), put on a washing machine (several years old Maxx 7kg), universal connecting frame packed and waiting to be sent back to the store (completely wrong, counterproductive), and I will contact you after the first , commissioned spinning and drying ;)

Edit:
The dryer has passed the technical inspection, it stands on the washing machine as if glued without any frames or other accessories, but the wife still wants a frame with a drawer, so it will probably end there

And I have a question about the "installation of the dryer on the washing machine. My washing machine is in a recess in the bathroom (I inherited the solution from the previous owner). It is easy with the washing machine, because I just gently slide it into the recess on the floor. But is it possible to "slide" the dryer over the washing machine? Is the connector a better solution in this case? In the sense that you can put only the front legs of the dryer on it, and then somehow slide the dryer deeper into the washing machine?

Thank you in advance for your help

The dryer is not that heavy; I suggest you buy a six pack and invite your colleagues.
Just plug into an outlet before inserting!

To position the dryer on the washing machine, use a suitable fastener, e.g .:
https://www.bosch-home.pl/sklep/pranie-i-susz...budowy/laczniki-do-montazu-suszarki-na-pralce

Putting it just like that may result in one fine day of the dryer falling off.

mrice wrote:

To position the dryer on the washing machine, use a suitable fastener, e.g .:
https://www.bosch-home.pl/sklep/pranie-i-susz...budowy/laczniki-do-montazu-suszarki-na-pralce

Putting it just like that may result in one fine day of the dryer falling off.

But I am not asking about it whether to use a connector / washers or not, but how to use them to put a dryer in the recess?
If I put the rubber pads recommended here on the washing machine, how can I "hit" these discs if there is no access to the back of the washing machine? You can't physically put a dryer on a washing machine if you can't get there at all. It is impossible to hold a dryer weighing more than 50 kg by the front, lifting it and at the same time moving it over the washing machine worktop, because there is no way to stand next to this washing machine, as shown in the photo.
In order to make my query more realistic and get reasonable hints, I will say that the store through which I want to assemble it cannot answer whether it is to be installed this way, because they do not have direct contact with assembling companies. They informed me that access to the assembly is on my side, so I am trying to make sure that I will pay for something that cannot be done or that someone from you has experience and can share them.

Rhonek wrote:

But I am not asking about it whether to use a connector / washers or not, but how to use them to put a dryer in the recess?

What's the problem with that? You pull the washing machine out of the recess, insert the connector, the dryer on it, secure it and slide it into the recess. A 50 kilo dryer does not weigh, unless it is Miele. It goes to shift.

mrice wrote:

Rhonek wrote:

But I am not asking about it whether to use a connector / washers or not, but how to use them to put a dryer in the recess?

What's the problem with that? You pull the washing machine out of the recess, insert the connector, the dryer on it, secure it and slide it into the recess. A 50 kilo dryer does not weigh, unless it is Miele. It goes to shift.

The Bosch dryer is 52 kg, and the Bosch washing machine also weighs 38 kg. It is indeed an idea to move a 90kg set across the floor, but I wanted to make sure it is possible at all. I have trouble moving the washing machine now, so I was curious if anyone on the forum had this type of experience.

@Rhonek
Hello
Did you manage to put the washer and dryer in the alcove? I have a similar problem and I'm trying to find a reasonable solution. In my case, the washing machine is approx. 77 kg dryer approx. 70 kg.
Thank you in advance for your help.
Regards
Michael

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Hello
Did you manage to put the washer and dryer in the alcove? I have a similar problem and I'm trying to find a reasonable solution. In my case, the washing machine is approx. 77 kg dryer approx. 70 kg.
Thank you in advance for your help.
Regards
Michael