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Access to W/D hookups

6 years ago

Can you tell me how you access the hookups for the W/D, particularly if there's a leak and you need to get to it quickly? Do the W/D pull out together/attached? Is there an access panel somewhere? Thanks for your help and expertise.

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PRO
Artistic Renovations of Ohio LLC
6 years ago
hi You can put the hook ups either in the cabinet next to the washer or under to easy access the shut offs
Jen Martin
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6 years ago
Where did you put the hookups for this particular project?
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behind and they are accessible easily from the cabinet with a access door

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