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Originally Posted by thelegges
Have them up north, and love stacked units. Our washer stayed in original space, with a 7 inch riser, so little bending down to retrieve clothes. Dryer also sits on 7" stack, and great height to get clothes in and out. Best buy installed so no issues, with switching to stack. Ordered new cabinet to match old one, easy install
Storage wise we gained lot of room. We have 10' ceiling, so small cabinet moved over top of stack. Keeping lightbulbs, and things we hardly use. The new floor cabinet is the size of a pantry with double doors slide out lower shelves, and goes to ceiling. We doubled our cabinet space, and used the old cabinet over our utility sink.
Very easy to do, all 3 of new w&d units were stackable if we chose. Looks very organized, and definitely user friendly
Will repeat process at our next home.
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Your washer is on a 7" riser, then another 7" riser with the dryer on top of a riser on top of the washer? With a cabinet on top ? You must have way more than a 10 ft ceiling. I just can't understand how you have a dryer on top of a washer, with 14 extra inches of lift and a cabinet above.