Do you think I could put my Panda washer, that shakes a lot, on this?
1671349
No. Even tho this product is sturdy, I would not recommend putting a small vibrating washer on it.
8442
Not likely as it actually screws to the hood. It would create a bit of down-force which could help but realistically, if your hood shakes you may need to get some improved tie down clamps. The rubber on yours could be stretched out.
918065
I don't see where washers would help on mine. There is supposed to be a knob on top where the TV connects to the arm to tighten it and keep it from moving once you have it level. Hope this helps.
533598
Yeah but I wouldn't recommend it. It's very unstable, it shakes from back to forth accompanied by an extremely loud squeaking sound that won't go away (we built it right and everything) and with a larger person on the bed it would be even more difficult/annoying
1024035
I would not want to do that. The tops are very lightweight and are designed for easy removal. The bottoms include a tray for chicken manure cleaning. I think the combination of the two factors would make for a shaky situation if you stacked them. However, I think you could very easily build a rack of 2x4s and plywood so you could stack them with a small air space in between, which would solve all the potential problems.
1917481
I have the biggest size (bedcover) and I took mine to the laundromat and used their largest washer and dryer. I think it would be too much for a regular sized washer just because of the size.
633738
Yes; it may seem a bit shaky during assembly, but once everything is tightened it's pretty rigid. It can be picked up one-handed and will stay in shape, there was no noticeable movement loading it up, and it's stayed solid for several months now. You'd really have to go beyond its intended use to see it become shaky.
619179
I would say no. There are magnets inside to make it adhere to metal such as your washer or dryer. The magnets cause it to be a little heavy.
398635
There is about a half-inch of overlap on the side of the washer, you can't really see it from the front. So unless the side of your washer is heavily exposed that shouldn't pose a problem.
715716
Absolutely NOT...It should be smooth and the basket handle should be sturdy,mine falls off at the handdle and is a real burn danger. Send it back, as I wish I had. It is the poorest design foran appliance I have seen only in electrolux overpriced large appliances. I vote it a piece of junk...
87851
If you have a front load washer. Because it is large and square, I don't think is would go in an old style washer.
814093
You could make it work but you would have to put washers under the nuts because they aren't threaded down far enough to tighten that small
1340241
Frankly that really depends on the size of your washing machine. I would say it can hold a full load.
1198124
Possibly. If you do not put the wheels on the top unit and you have something on the sides to hold it in place, such as a taller washer and dryer set. It really would need support on the sides or it would fall.
463434
Its not rigid enough.you can't push it as-is...you need attach electrical or plumbing snake with it
377694
That should work fine. I put too much weight on ours. 2-300lbs. I would bolt it with washers outside and inside (at least 8), and check it every now and then. The mesh on the bottom is kinda weak. Try to get a few bolts on the back piece of angle iron if you can. Good luck!
556661
I would think so, never did it, two of the shake n take motors conked out on my after a short time so I no longer have one.