Integrated condenser dryer??
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Daisy England
7 years agoMine are fitted with the dryer over the top of the washer. Personally I prefer it as opposed to side by side like I previously had. Saves bending to the dryer and it's not too high that you can't grab the clothes.
Ordinary door on the front hinged at the side. Here are my pix -
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