What size room do I need for stake washer and dryer null

I think it depends on how you want to put them, maybe if the room is small you could put one on top of another

The washer and dryer need an area around 6' length, 4' width and 4' height.

Stake? I don't know what that means, but I would recommend a bare minimum of 5 ft in width for the washer/dryer wall and 6 ft in depth with a door opening of 30 inches or more depending on whether you're willing to remove the door to make room to move the machines in/out if needed. To install in a closet, with machines becoming larger, I would recommend an interior depth of 42 inches with the door closed, and a width of 60 or more inches between the open doors. Maybe you mean stacked. Someone else will have to help you with that, but offhand I would say allow at least 6 extra inches at the sides, so that for a 27 inch wide set, allow 39 inches in width. For a 33 inch depth, allow at least 6 inches at the rear and 3 or 4 inches behind the door. The installation instructions should tell you exactly what you need.

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I think it depends on how you want to put them, maybe if the room is small you could put one on top of another
Answered by Quanquan 5 years ago
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The washer and dryer need an area around 6' length, 4' width and 4' height.
Answered by jaym 6 years ago
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Stake? I don't know what that means, but I would recommend a bare minimum of 5 ft in width for the washer/dryer wall and 6 ft in depth with a door opening of 30 inches or more depending on whether you're willing to remove the door to make room to move the machines in/out if needed. To install in a closet, with machines becoming larger, I would recommend an interior depth of 42 inches with the door closed, and a width of 60 or more inches between the open doors. Maybe you mean stacked. Someone else will have to help you with that, but offhand I would say allow at least 6 extra inches at the sides, so that for a 27 inch wide set, allow 39 inches in width. For a 33 inch depth, allow at least 6 inches at the rear and 3 or 4 inches behind the door. The installation instructions should tell you exactly what you need.
Answered by Poggi 6 years ago
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