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Professional washer-dryer stacks with a space-saving design

Professional washing and drying in a small footprint – for sites where saving space matters but the machines must handle regular commercial loads.

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How to choose

A washer-dryer stack is a good solution if you want to organise washing and drying compactly. Here too, however, the daily textile volume, the cycle time and the available operating hours are decisive.

The Miele Professional washer-dryer stack below combines washing and drying in one vertical unit.

Miele Professional washer-dryer stack in a room with a small footprint

When can a washer-dryer stack be a good choice?

  • When floor space is limited.
  • With small to medium textile throughput.
  • In self-service or shared laundries (self-service laundry).
  • At smaller laundry points in hotels, spas or institutions.
  • Where it makes sense to handle washing and drying in a single vertical unit.

It's not only about space

Saving space alone is not enough. The capacity and cycles of the stack's washing and drying units must also be matched so that neither function becomes the bottleneck of daily operation.

A professional washer-dryer stack is particularly advantageous in operations where every square metre counts. The compact design, however, must not mean a compromise on daily capacity: the model should therefore be selected based on the full textile flow, just as with separate washing machines and dryers.

Frequently asked questions

What is a washer-dryer stack?

A professional machine configuration in which the washing and drying units are stacked on top of each other, so it requires less floor space.

When is a washer-dryer stack a good choice?

When space is limited but there is a regular need for professional washing and drying.

Does a stack need as much space as two separate machines?

It typically needs less floor space, but the exact space requirement and connection conditions can always be determined from the technical data of the specific model.

Not sure which machine you need?

A few basic details are enough for an initial assessment of the right capacity: what textiles or dishes you process, in what quantity, how many hours a day you operate, how much space is available and which utilities are on site.

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