venting a stacked Tumble Dryer

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September 16, 2004 at 6:32 pm #5569

lkj

i have an old,very tight, pantry, just enough space to

fit the footprint of an appliance. i intend to stack first the washing machine above it a cut-off of work top and on top the tumble drier.

The problem is which t/d to choose to enable it to vent out to its left hand side(the exterior wall) and how to do it.

the venting wall has a small panel of brickwork and a small fixed window.
September 25, 2004 at 11:55 am #5591

timfoley

Venting a tumble dryer isn’t dissimilar to extraction for a cooker hood and Bosch manufacture a range of both vented and condenser dryers that will suit

your needs.

A condenser dryer will of course eliminate the need for a vent kit so in your case this would be the better choice.
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