Do these work with pedestals? If so, do they go under the pedestal or the washer/dryer?
480856
Yes you can rest the pedestals in the feet. But you probably have to have a dead-straight floor. Mine didn't work that well. It is probably more for keeping the washing machine from moving, than for preventing noise.
480857
yes they will plus these really work. We have a washing machine that would move inches every time the drum would turn in high speed. Rattling and shaking around on a stone tile floor.Ever since I have put the silent feet under it it has not moved at all and yes it is tons quieter than before.
480858
Yes, these are designed to work with pedestals. They go under the pedestal and we've designed them to work universally with all current pedestals. It is important to follow the manufactures recommended leveling process after installation.
2198367
Are you talking about a stacking unit, where the washer/dryer are together but separate units -- usually washer on bottom (top loading) and the dryer on top (front loading)? I have not used the Woolzies in them but I can't see any reason not to use them in the dryer. But NOT through the washer except maybe for "recharging" them after a few years of use. Because stacking units are often smaller capacity than regular units, you wouldn't have to use as many of them in the dryer load.
1002548
I have not tried using them this way, but since they also go in the dryer, I think it might work if you plan to use the dryer. Otherwise it is probably wasteful to use this way,
1324436
I have this item and would not trust in washer. I believe the tray would be too large, unless you ran it by itself. They are not marked "dw safe".
1774248
MrsMo is right. The shelf has legs on the back with small rubber feet that rest on the back of the washer/dryer to provide support. If you add a lot of weight to the shelf a supporting wall will help, but the shelf supports plenty all by itself. If you're handy and don't mind modifying your appliance a bit, you could attach the feet to the back of your washer/dryer with small self-tapping sheet-metal screws.
734883
Hi Gary... they do work either way and it really depends on what is comfortable for you. We use these in our sink and I prefer mine with the pin down. My husband with the pin up. Bot work and function about the same in either placement.
916233
I have a standard size dryer and these have worked great for both super full loads and small ones. They definitely work better on the small loads, but they get the job done on the big ones too.
2193772
I have 2 dryers adjacent to one another and I had these installed inches behind each dryer. The instructions claim best performance is provided by installing further down the exhaust line, but my lines run under ground. So far, these seem to help and the volume is acceptable.
1817467
No - you have to install them yourself. You get four big boxes - (2) pedestals, washer, dryer. I think it may be an option to have the units actually delivered inside, but I can't remember. Either way, two strong people should be able to move all four, although the washer is considerably heavier than the dryer. I suggest leaving them in the boxes until you get them to the final spot as it makes them easier to move. Installation itself is not all that complicated. Just follow the instructions and you'll be alright. Also - the dryer ships without an electrical cord. Be sure to get the right one that fits your specific outlet. Overall, my experience with the whole ordering and installation process was good. I like the washer and dryer too.
290522
Yes, be careful when setting the washer in the slots. Mine was real heavy and we were off a bit and actually busted a piece of plastic where the feet mount. Still works great. the other 3 locked in very well.
1105574
I have it under my washer & dryer which are stacked & everything seems to be fine. Hope this is of some help to you.
160164
The black strips are self adhesives. They are placed on the bottom of the dryer, to prevent rubbing/squeaking noise between the dryer and washer. The "hook" looking items hook onto the back (and bottom) of the dryer then are screwed to the back (top) of the washer. The other two little clip looking items are plastic. They go onto the dryer under the hook looking items, again to prevent noises. Took me 30 minutes. Two people are needed to place the dryer up onto the washer. My wife and I like having them in this configuration.
741492
No, they have two screws, and need to be counter sunk. If they are not counter sunk, they will not fit flush against the drawer.
1362744
My false fronts open flat - I have one behind each sink. I have no problems getting my flat iron and blow dryer in and out. I would definitely purchase this again. I hesitated for a while because of the price, but they are well worth it.
1048927
They do, but the screws are tricky. You need to tweak a little (enlarge the holes a bit from the other side) so that the screws can drive all the way in to fix the rails on the arms. The washers are totally not usable. Other than these, they are ok. Hope this helps
973982
They're like flat rubber washers. Not attached. I'm sure if you found some the same size you could replace them.
1338792
Its quite difficult to give a definative yes or no answer. . From my personal experience they work just like a after market piece. If your original piece worked perfect this would be like a bootleg version at least for my dryer. I personally will have to buy a whole new dryer but its worth the try