Looking to switch things up and create space at home? Maybe you’re buying your first home, renting your first apartment, or downsizing!
We have a great space-saving solution for you. At Garner Appliance & Mattress, we can help you select the perfect stackable washer-dryer pair that is sure to get the job done.
Gone are the days of stackable units that lacked the durability and strength of stand-alone units. There are amazing design features on the market today to create a one-of-a-kind laundry center to give your laundry that fresh, clean feeling, load after load.
Why Choose A Stackable?
What are the great features?
From compact to high-capacity and commercial, washer-dryer pairs are in sync when it comes to sharing the load. Our state-of-the-art washer/dryers offer a variety of features, from compact to commercial, by the appliance leaders:
- GE: Unitized Space maker Capacity Washer 3.8 cu. ft. with stainless steel basket and 5.9 cu. ft. Capacity Electric Dryer
- Frigidaire: Electric Washer/Dryer Laundry Center with 3.9 cu. ft. washer and 5.5 cu. ft. dryer, excellent cleaning performance with quick wash and dry cycles
- Speed Queen: White stacker washer/dryer (Gas) with stainless steel tub and balance technology
- Whirlpool: 1.6 cu. ft. 120V/20A electric stacked with six wash cycles and wrinkle shield
What are the types of washer-dryer units?
Home Advisor notes that there are a variety of configurations when it comes to a stackable:
- Size: The size listed on a unit refers to its width. The two most common widths are 27 inches (the same as most stand-alone washers/dryers) and 24 inches, which will fit more easily into most closets).
- Voltage: Most stackable washer-dryer units require a 220-volt power outlet. Some compact units only require a 110-volt outlet.
- Washer Configuration: Washers come in both top-loading and front-loading types. Top-loading are less expensive and easier on your back, but front-loading are more efficient, using two-thirds less water. Both are available as a stackable.
- Gas vs. Electric Type: Dryers may be powered by either gas or electric. If your home is already set up for gas, then it might be a more efficient option. If not, it is probably best to go with an electric dryer.
- Energy Rating: All stackables are rated by the Dept. of Energy for their efficiency. More efficient units may cost a bit more but will save you money in the long run.
Garner Appliance & Mattress is here to help you make the right choice for your laundry center needs and hope you’ll visit us in-store or shop online for just the right pair. Look for great financing and rebates offers as well.