is the pedestal designed to support the stackable washer/dryer or only each unit separately unstacked?
1803035
Are you actually considering buying this thing? It is terrible. Do not do it. The only stacking that should happen is in a trash bin.
968554
Sturdy plastic, with smooth and easy movement. Mine is between the washer and dryer and holds a mix of cleaning supplies: spray bottles, liquid bleach, vinegar, boxed cleansers. It won't hold my extra large containers, so I refill/reuse my smaller containers. I love the tower!
1477397
the sides are probably strong enough because there is not much weight on them if you were to stack them. The center of the one placed on top would probably sag a little bit because the dividers in the center are just made of cloth. that's my best guess.
1407251
They don't really attach to anything. The top bracket folds over the top of the washer at a 90 to hook onto it. The other part rests on the back of the machine-I have found that that is where you may need to so some bending. On my machine there was nothing for the lower arms to rest on, so I had to modify them. I have my shelf up against a wall, but it isn't wedged there, plus I do have have several bottles and boxes of detergent, etc. on it and it is quite stable.
610081
I hang jeans, sweatpants, shirts...everything right out of the washer. I have never had a problem with it tipping when I hang jeans on one bar.
8718
The baskets are not formed for stacking, but they nest inside each other for storing. To stack them, you would be using whatever is stored inside for the support system.
1089450
Yes it does. I have mine attached to permanent hookups but I kept the accessories and checked out the casters. They are not swivel but rather unidirectional so you would want to make sure you keep the machine someplace where you don't have to turn a million corners to get it to the sink. I've also been meaning to edit my review to add a feature that wasn't listed in the manual: a fabric softener dispenser. It kind of hides on the lip of the drum but it's there. Just one more reason to really like this machine.
1024034
I only bought 1 but I believe they are designed to stack up. My unit worked really well & I plan to use it again this spring.
2001611
Mine lays flat. Any position is fine (as long as your dryer is electric and not gas). It has saved me lots of $$ since installing it.
583279
No, the shelves keep the unit from wobbling. You might be able to get by using just 2 shelves. I'd keep looking, I'm sure what you want is available.
233068
My husband installed the rack for me in our laundry room. I believe he used drywall anchors on part of it but he may have found a stud for one side. Sorry, I don't remember. I am very happy with the rack. I dry alot of clothes on it and have space beneath it to store laudry baskets.
1970798
Yes. And be careful not to lose the small washers that come with it. The knob (and washers) screw into the side of the unit for storage.
1457053
They are more of an option for storage, but no! surely not necessary. I have my washer and dryer unit on hardwood floor. The units come with a wrench to adjust all four legs underneath the washer and dryer units to level them out. I personally like the level of my washer and dryer because I can quickly fling the laundry out of my basket and into the washing/drying unit so I can proceed with my tasks for the day! I hope this response finds the correct answers you need!
1362587
Yes, the wheels screw into a threaded support that is flat on the bottom. My concern would be that if the unit is moved it will scratch the floor. Two of the wheels have a locking mechanism, which pretty much keeps it in place. The unit I bought is actually the larger version with a top shelf and a rod to hang-up clothes coming-out of the dryer.
2187900
I don't remember exactly where they're located, because I ended up selling my stand last year when I moved to another home with laundry attached - but yes, there are brackets to bolt the entire unit to the wall (all the way to the studs, I believe).
417454
I installed the two I bought on the wall about five feet of the ground. Since it was intalled at the corner of the room, it was easy to build a platform in wood to sit the dryers on top. My tenants like the fact it is mounted at about eye level and does not clutter the floor. Don't know if I have answered your question
2120053
Yes. Definitely. I have had two giant laundry detergents on one shelf with no problem. It's very sturdy.