UPGRADED Lifetime Appliance WE25X10028, GEFLSTACK Stacking Kit Compatible with GE Washer/Dryer Laundry 27" Front Load

Does it work? YesIs it easy to install? Nope.In this kit you get the following4 rubber pads with adhesive backing, the adhesive backing will stick to your dryer but not the actual rubber pads. Trying other contact tape resulted in the same scenario, what a pain in the @$$. Since the rubber pads go over where the dryer feet used to be, I cannot understand why they pads don't have a conical plug that would just pop in to the screw hole where they dryer feet used to be, then they don't fall off when you pick up the damn thing to put it on top of your washer.(4) 1 inch hex self taping screws(2) 1/2 inch hex self taping screws(2) 1/2 inch phillips self taping screwsWhat a joy it is to get to change damn bits 3 times to install these screws. There's no reason these can't all be the same hex head size. Why include a phillips one? man it's a joy to drive in a self taping screw that has a phillips head. good god.(2) bracketsThe kit works. I'll give it that. But jesus christ after the pain of installing this I think I'd rather have just gone to home depot and engineered my own solution.

The plates fit perfectly however the screws were too big for the washer and dryer. Fortunately I had some others available that did fit. My guess is that this is made to fit many different models and the screw holes may be different sizes. The other issue I had was that the rubber bumpers (feet that you put on the dryer after you remove the legs) did not stick. The problem is that there is a raised ring where the legs screw in. That means the adhesive on the bumpers is only sticking to that raised ring (which isn't even a complete ring) so they kept falling off. I had to put the dryer in place and then slide the bumpers in between the washer and dryer. In the end I got everything to work.

I read reviews that the screws are useless and that is true. Buy stronger, self-tapping screws at the hardware store before attempting installation. Even though the rubber padding's have a sticky tape on them, but they won't stick to the surface of the dryer leg mounts, so have tape ready. The kit came with instructions making installation easy. Very much worth the savings.Remove the dryer legs, the pads go in their place, the brackets screw to the dryer first and then to the washer.I would recommend this to a friend.

I have an older washer that was discontinued in 2013 (I think) and some sketchy website told me I needed GEFLSTACK to stack my washer/dryer and they were right! I just bought this house and we do not have a pantry so opening up this space in the laundry closet is amazing!It scratched up the top of my washer pretty bad because the adhesion on the pads kind of sucked. This isn't something I really cared about because the units are already old and beat up anyways. In the end we positioned the dryer on top then lifted up each corner and put the pad in.dcvh680ej1ms

All stackable kits are essentially the same. What sets them apart is the hardware and instructions. Instructions are almost useless (just take the brackets and flip them until they make sence). Don't plan on the rubber pads sticking even from a oem part (I used a folded up beach towel to maintain the separation needed during installation, slid the rubber pads into place and then slid the towel out). HARDWARE IS ABSOLUTE TRASH!!!! DON'T ATTEMPT TO INSTALL WITH KIT HARDWARE!!! I installed 2 of these at the same time and all the hardware stripped during installation. After going to the local hardware store and getting replacement hardware (I'm sure still from some Asian country but WAY!!!! better quality) the installation was straight forward. Save yourself time and aggravation and get new hardware.

Purchased this product so that we can stack our existing washer and dryer to make more room in the laundry room. Very excited that this fix will allow us to get a few more years out of our current model. Ordered and arrived within 2 days. Does seem like a silly amount of money to pay for a few pieces I could (probably) locate at the hardware store, but definitely worth my time to not go through that hassle.

If you are looking for a cheap but ok way to stack the washer and dryer, this is it. The predrilled holes don’t necessarily line up, and the most frustrating thing was that the rubber adhesive pads that allow the dryer to actually sit on the washer would not stay in place. However, once installed, it has worked fine.

Brackets are great. One set of screws are correct but others are not. Of course like everybody else says rubber feet don't stick to dryer but that's not that big of deal. I saved $40 over buying from Home Depot😁