20 Best Stackable Washer Dryer For Small Spaces (2023 Updated)

Largest capacity of them all, clothes come out wrinkle free, quite running, best on the Market !

Zero complaints. We love our set. Happy to be able to buy American products and have them be competitive on all fronts. (Also, how hard is it to make a thing that heats and tumbles clothes, am I right?) Ours does both well, we basically tell it how much heat and how long to tumble and it does it.

Go you dumb robot, go. We’ve had zero issues and I couldn’t ask for more, but here’s some ways my heat and tumble robot could be smarter: 1) Auto dry sensor almost always leaves some things damp. I don’t think its the sensor’s fault because there will absolutely be at least one completely dry piece of clothing, but it’s usually like synthetic pants are perfect but 7 cotton t-shirts need more.

No big deal, but. 2) If your clothes need more time when the cycle finishes, you can’t just close the door and start it again. The robot needs to think you’ve put different clothes in. You have to pick the clothes in the dryer up.

and set them down to like, reset dumb robot brain. I seriously unplugged it for 30 seconds like it was my modem when it first happened. Robot needs to know you’ve at least inspected the load for dampness.

Personally I am fine with this caveat. I have a lot of wool and synthetic stuff and if it shrinks in the dryer robot knows it will never hear the end of it, even if it’s my fault. Completely happy with our Whirlpool pair, zero complaints.

We recently moved into condo in downtown Toronto and inherited an early 90’s vintage Maytag Laundry Centre. I put a few repair dollars into the washer but the dryer was failing with no option to repair as the parts we needed were longer available.

I had done a fair amount of research on which new pair we would invest in and it kept coming back to the LG Washtower. It fit the tight space and covered all bases for what our family of three needs are.

Most reviews I read were positive and the people who wrote them were very commonsensical people. Seems any bad reviews I read were written by people who either did not know what they were doing, had poorly researched the machine, and or did not have the machine properly installed.

Lowes brought and installed the Washtower correctly after they removed the old one. I had supplied new hoses as per their requirement. We bought the white cabinet version and although it has less bells and whistles, it was $200 cheaper.

Less is more in my way of thinking. There are enough load type choices for the laundry you need to do and all customizable. If you want more, use the App but I find the machine pretty much covers everything.

The thing is easy enough to use. It’s almost anticlimactic once you use it a few times. Purely and and simply, the washer washes fine and the dryer dries the way you would expect. It’s relatively quiet.

I have read some silly complaints about little things that some people find annoying but in the end it’s still just a washing machine. If all else fails. follow instructions I’ve done towels, bedding and regular clothes washing.

It all came out clean and dry. There are other potentially better machines out there but also more costly. This one seems to be a good blend of cost and performance and seems uniquely suited to tight spaces.

It does the job. The App is the only thing that needs work but it is helpful to some degree. But using it will not make your clothes any cleaner.

This washer dryer stackable is nicely designed. The center menus are accessed easily. The aesthetics of this machine are clean and I like the color (dark grey). The cubic size for both are perfect for the two of us.

I feel like it cleans better than my old setup. There’s only one drawback at this moment. The instructions say to wipe down the washer after use. and to leave the door open for 24 hours to avoid mold/mildew.

There are many folds in the rubber where water can/does get trapped. We do wipe it down but, it’s a bit of a hassle. We are complying with the suggestions and additionally wiping down the interior with distilled vinegar once a week to boot.

I saw this on YouTube and feel it’s a good idea. We’ve had ours for 4 weeks and the mildew smell is already present. I think it’s a design flaw personally. Anyways, doing these three things to prevent mold is a pain and I never had to do this with my old machine.

Hopefully, we don’t end up with black mold inside despite our vigilance.

Still learning to use this machine. Clothes come out wrinkled no matter what setting. I think it’s because the machine determines the amt of water that goes into it. If the clothes had more room in deeper water, there would be less wrinkles.

Since it is a stackable, still trying to figure out the dryer heat settings. Timed drying does not allow you to set a heat, just the time. Some clothes come out too dry and some too wet.

This is a great product for apartments and condominiums. It has the smallest footprint of any stackable we found while providing decent capacity at a great price-point. It washes and dries clothes to perfection with multiple energy efficient settings.

I highly recommend this product to anyone for whom space is a concern. This is a great way to have in-unit laundry without sacrificing space in your apartment, condo, or townhome.

I’m so happy I decided to buy this unit! I just purchased a home that has a very small kitchen and laundry room, so this unit sits perfectly beside a new shelf unit and everything has its place. Both the washing machine and dryer are quiet and get my clothes, sheets, and towels clean.

It’s very easy to move laundry from the washer to the dryer. The controls for each are easy to understand. I was not able to take advantage of the extra settings, because I don’t have reliable Wi-Fi in my home, but that’s fine; the standard settings are perfect for my usage anyway.

I do adjust the dryness level up one, as the “normal” setting leaves the clothes too damp for my liking. The whole unit installed quickly and easily, replacing a standard washer and dryer. I was worried about the hookups, but there were no issues at all.

The dryer hose does run out from behind the dryer into the old exhaust, but the shelves cover it up nicely. I recommend doing your homework and preparing the area for installation ahead of time, but the guys from Home Depot were very knowledgeable and efficient.

They had to remove the handles from my refrigerator to get the unit into the laundry room, but there were no issues and had it done in no time. Overall my whole experience with this unit has been awesome! I gave my daughter my old LG front load washer that is about 14 years old, and it is still going strong, so I expect nothing but years of great service from this one!.

Bottomline: A nice improvement over our top loading stand-alone units. When we relocated to a smaller home we purchased a ‘top tier’ set of laundry equipment. These were the typical configuration: stand-alone washer and drier.

Two and a half years in, these were proving to be problematic. The washer had required a service call, and the drier had developed a periodic annoying rattle. After a lot of research we decided to cut our losses and replace them with this LG laundry center.

We liked the smaller footprint as it would free up space in a small laundry room, and saw that having a front loading washer would offer some benefits: the existing washer was a top loader and the tub was very deep.

Removing wet laundry was challenging at times; better energy efficiency, reducing water usage, and better spin drying performance. Having now run about 15 loads through the LG laundry center we are happy to report that it has exceeded expectations.

It is easy to load and unload. Washed items are just damp after the spin cycle and dry quickly. We expect this to have a positive effect on water and energy usage. The controls are readily accessible, a very nice difference from other stacked units.

The best washer and dryer wash tower you can buy for the money. If you’re looking for a space saving, high quality, reliable, and aesthetically pleasing unit then this is the one. If you just want something to wash your clothes and don’t care about anything else, this can do that too! However, this unit is SOO powerful for its size.

Yes, it’s full size but it’s also moderately compact. We have done about a dozen loads and each load has been incredibly clean with no issues or quirks. There’s the “100” and “200” model (which is in the serial number), and we recommend the step-up.

Why? Not because it’s the most expensive but rather it has some pretty sweet features. For example, there’s a turbo wash that really makes washing small loads or quick loads enticing. I find myself doing quick loads more than full loads, which also saves water and money.

Secondly, the dryer has a steam feature that is absolutely incredible. I didn’t initially think it was worth it but if you need to freshen up some sheets, linens, light clothing, or anything before pre-ironing (or not) this feature will do you wonders.

I could continue but I think this unit speaks for itself. For the price and what you get, including the control panel being centralized between the washer and dryer, it can’t be beat.

I bought this dryer as well as the matching washer about 2 months ago. My old Kenmore set made by Whirlpool was 15 years old and finally died. I loved my old set, it had a lot of great features which is why I chose to buy Whirlpool.

Well I must say this new set is lacking in features compared to my old set especially for the price I paid. My 15 year old dryer would dry a full load in about 1. 5 hours on high. This dryer takes 3, 1 hour cycles on high and forget about using AccuDry, even putting it on the very dry cycle the dryer stops when the clothes are still quite damp.

I clean the dryer vent before each load and the vent that leads to outside has also been cleaned but it still takes forever. It also seems very cheaply made compared to my old set. The door is so thin, it makes an awfully large sound when opened and closed and I’m concerned I’ll dent it if I push it too hard.

This certainly isn’t what I was expecting from Whirlpool at this price point.

I bought this item because I was trying to accomplish two things: save space in my laundry area with a stacking unit, and increase my wash/dry capacity (by volume). Unfortunately, this product is broken after less than a year, so I am back where I started.

Based on my experience, this configuration is not suited for anything but installation on a cement first floor or basement. First, the bad: the washer volume is 5. 0 cuft, but it is not capable of a very large load without destroying the bearings for the washtub.

The wifi will only allow one user at a time to be linked to the unit; the spin cycle (even when the unit has been perfectly leveled) is ridiculous for vibration. Figuring out how much detergent to use is like trying to adjust the vertical hold on your tv with a blindfold on, the dryer vent sensor is VERY finicky, the dryer moisture sensor is VERY sensitive and will constantly adjust the dryer time without notice, the unit is HEAVY and BIG, the wifi app is constantly a problem (freezes and gets hung up on a single page), it is so new, there are no parts available.

The good: there are a multitude of wash cycles on the app to choose from, the app will give you status of the washer and dryer cycles in real time, it is a HUGE energy and water saver over a regular washer dryer set, it looks nice, it is a stacking unit.

Bottom line, for this price point, I think this unit has a LONG LONG way to go to be ready for primetime. Unless you are going to use this on a concrete floor in a basement or on a first floor and you only have very small amounts of laundry to do, this unit is not for you.

I would keep shopping.

I am an interior designer and have specified this unit a number of times for my clients. When renovating my own laundry room I purchased the unit and asked the vendor to ensure both the washer and dryer units would hinge on the right as all other units we had previously purchased hinged on the left.

The specs I was sent say the doors are reversible and I was satisfied with that answer. When this unit was installed in my home last week both doors hinged on the left and only the dryer door is reversible.

What possible good could it do to have the washer and dryer doors going in opposite directions? I called the 800 number to see how to order a unit with right hinging doors and they said it was not offered.

Why the heck not? Not all laundry rooms are set up the same. When I called my vendor they said as the unit has been unboxed and installed a return or exchange would be difficult. I will address that with my vendor but LG needs to step it up and either make both doors reversible or create right and left handed models.

Now, the reason I have specified this unit before and ended up purchasing the unit for myself is because of the innovative design and intuitive functionality. It has some sleek good looks as well. Other review are not wrong about the lint build up on the inside of the dryer door but I was willing to overlook that due to its other attributes.

First of all, it took forever to get this in. I ordered the beginning of November and had paid for it and BB indicated it would be in by Dec 22nd. I could deal with that. Then when Dec 22 came around, no tower.

Called the company and they said they were setting deliveries for February now. I was not happy they didn’t contact me and they had my money already and were not going to compensate in any way. Wasted my day.

Customer service was poor. As for the washtower, it was very quiet for the first few loads. It has gained some noise with time, which is discouraging. The washer does a great job, but for what you put into the washer, the dryer cannot handle a good size load.

I think the extra room in the washer is better for getting clothes cleaner but don’t think you can make it a decent load unless you are going to split the load for the dryer. I don’t like that I do not have more ability to change the load settings for the most part on the machine itself.

You have only so many settings on the unit, then you have to use the app to find the load setting you want to use. I find it a pain to deal with. If my mother is in town helping out she can’t change the settings unless she gets the app and then once she is connected to my tower, she will know whenever I am doing laundry, since it notifies when a load is done.

there are a lot of things for the company to rethink when they update the model/software. I can say that I do enjoy the fact that I am notified when my loads are done since I have the volume turned off on the machines.

There were two settings for volume, off and on. On is very loud. My last LG had different levels which was wonderful. All in all, I can’t say I’m in love with this set. I only had to get it due to space issues in the house.

I would definitely say that the noise is drastically reduced in having the unit attached solidly as opposed to stacking separate machines which I had before. The load dry sensing needs improvement. I end up with damp clothes or just damp clothes on the very dry setting whenever I use low or medium low heat.

I have to run it on a timed setting to ensure it is dry after the sensing load. I really don’t want to shrink my clothes so I have always used lower heat settings. Would I buy this set again? Not unless a lot of improvements are made.

I purchased my washer/dryer combo from Lowes and at the time Lowes was the only store that offered the shadow gray color. Free delivery and set-up was provided by Lowes and the installers were very professional, knowledgeable and answered all my questions.

Since day 1 both the washer and dryer have run perfectly and I have now had them for 3 months. I did have to carefully read the manual to learn all of the many settings. The washer is very user friendly and the bells and beeps are almost musical, not like the old loud alarm that sounded like a tsunami warning.

I purchased the largested washer available and it easily cleans my cal-king blankets, sheets, comforter and even bath rugs. One of the selling points for me was the option of the removable agitator and I am so glad I have that.

Most of the time I use the agitator but it is easily removable when I have bulky items to wash. The only even slight problem for me is that at 5’4″ I can barely reach the bottom of the tub to lift out clothes (standing on my tippy toes).

The tub itself is very deep, thus being able to handle very large loads. Not really a negative, just the price I pay for being short! There are too many great things to list but another selling point is the automatic load size sensor.

The washer senses the amount of clothing in the tub and only uses the amount of water needed to clean the clothes. In this day and age of climate change and the need for water conservation, this is a huge plus.

I would say that any extra I paid for this washer cancel’s itself in the savings on my water bill, plus the great feeling that I am doing my part to conserve water! I highly recommend this washer/dryer combo.

If you are hesitating at all, don’t. It is a beautiful set and I am 100% happy with it.

I just received my new washer on Saturday October 23rd. It looks great, and has lots of buttons and features but that is where the good ends and the BAD starts! The owners manual mentions many things like washing socks and jeans, etc.

, but nothing about what “actually” happens when you select different functions. To explain if you’re used to knowing exactly what was going to happen with your old washer with a turn dial timer you wont like this intuitive button system they have now! To explain further.

with your older style washer, you turn the knob to start at lets say “normal” wash. your machine would fill with water and then when it reached the correct fill level it would start to “agitate”. NOT this unit! Once you press start the drum spins slowly for a few seconds and then the water starts to pour in for about a min and then starts to agitate, and then adds water for about a minute and then agitates and then adds water and this goes on for over twenty mins! Its ridiculous!!! Because this washer has a glass top, you have the pleasure of watching your clothing get twisted into tight knots as this process carries on! Eventually this machine goes into washing mode which is another disappointment! The agitator is not like the one you had on your older machine.

it works at about 50 % of what you are used too! Its small and thin and the blades do very little to move the clothes around! But wait the fun isn’t over! Now it’s “rinse” time. I selected extra rinse for one particular wash and saw the machine add a very small amount of water and then start to spin.

If you like your older washer adding plenty of water for a proper rinse you wont like this model! It’s just terrible! The rinse cycle goes like this. a small amount of water pours on top of your clothes ( does not even start to fill the drum) then it spins stops drains water and does this a few times so you really have no idea if at any point it will actually fill with water.

which its doesn’t! Today (October 25th. ) I called Whirlpool and waited close to 30 mins before a live voice answered my call. I asked about the horrible rinse cycle, and if there was another setting that she could guide me too being that the “Quick Start Guide” is not that helpful at all! The female I spoke with could not find a better user manual in her information she had at her finger tips or online! I did discover that Whirlpool offers a 30 Day Wash Performance Money Back Guarantee which I am already considering using as this washer is probably not for me.

Personally, I feel I could wash and rinse my clothes better if I put a big bucket in the middle of my front lawn, put the clothes in the bucket, pour some Tide on top of everything and wait for it to rain! Again, if you have had a “top load” washer all your life, and love the way it works and what it does you will be very disappointed if you buy this model! To Whirlpool, Please do something about the complete lack of useful information you provide! This is a NEW machine give us proper information on how to get the best out of the features and not what cycle to use to wash socks as WE are already there! Sincerely, Totally Disappointed Life Long Whirlpool Customer.

I just received this washing machine yesterday and I hate it. I’m so upset as I love all of my other whirlpool appliances and that is one of the main reasons I went with this one. The other is that I thought the removable agitator was such a great idea for big bulky loads such as bedding.

I will also say that this washer is replacing a 20 year old whirlpool that was obviously not high efficiency. I did 2 loads of clothing yesterday and there was nowhere near the appropriate amount of water in the tub.

The clothes at the top never submerged. Also, the agitator is ridiculous. It does not move the clothes around at all! I’m not used to the back and forth motion of it as the one in my old machine only went in one direction and that made sure that the clothes submerged and rotated.

It seems as though this one has no power to it at all. For the second load I took the agitator out to see if it would make a difference only using the impeller. It did not! Then this morning I used the bulky items load as I was washing a mattress pad.

This seems to automatically use the deep wash setting but then it appeared as if there was no soap dispensed, or at least a very little amount for the amount of water that was in the tub. I am currently watching another load of clothing hardly move in the tub at all.

The load has been “washing” for a good 15 minutes and the clothing that was at the top is still at the top. I am so disappointed that I spent the money on this machine! Unfortunately since it was an item that was ordered from a local furniture/appliance store (they don’t carry it on the floor) I cannot return/exchange it.

I have a feeling that I will be bringing my old one back into the house and putting this one in the garage! Such a waste.