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Washer Dryers

Washer dryers are perfect for compact kitchens. They're a washing machine and a tumble dryer rolled into one, meaning you don't have to find space in your kitchen or utility room for a separate tumble dryer. There are two main types available:

  • Freestanding washer dryers are standalone kitchen appliances. Place them anywhere with a cold water supply and a drain connection. You can also slot them under your kitchen or utility room counter.
  • Integrated washer dryers are actually integrated into your kitchen cabinetry. This gives your kitchen a neater and more seamless look, since the appliance can be tucked away out of view.

Washer dryers are available in a range of colours to suit your kitchen decor, so you can find the perfect option for your home. At Plumbworld, we offer many models by well-known brands such as Hotpoint, Samsung and Bosch, in a range of different dimensions to suit your kitchen counter or cabinetry. A range of spin speeds are also available. Shop the collection below and find your ideal option.

 
 
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What is the difference between a freestanding and an integrated washer dryer, and which one is better for my kitchen?

Freestanding washer dryers sit on their own and only need a cold water supply and drain, so you can place them anywhere or slot them under a counter; integrated models are designed to be tucked behind a kitchen cabinet door for a neater look. If you want a seamless kitchen finish and are fitting cabinetry, go integrated; if you move home often or need flexibility, a freestanding model is more practical. Many brands such as Hotpoint, Bosch and Samsung offer both types, so you can match the style and features you want.

How do washing and drying capacities work, can I wash a full load and dry it all in one cycle?

No, most washer dryers list a larger washing capacity (typically 7–9 kg) but a smaller drying capacity, commonly 4–6 kg, so you can't dry a full wash load in one go. several 8 kg washers dry only 5 or 6 kg, and some Hotpoint and Indesit models offer 8/6 kg or 9/6 kg configurations if you need higher drying capacity. If you regularly wash large cotton loads, either reduce the wash size before drying or choose a model with matching higher drying capacity.

How much does spin speed matter, should I opt for 1600 rpm or is 1400 rpm enough?

Spin speed affects how much water is extracted before drying; 1600 rpm will leave laundry drier and shorten drying time, while 1400 rpm, which is very common across the range, is usually sufficient for most households. If you mainly wash towels and heavy cottons and plan to use the drying function often, a 1600 rpm model will save time and energy. For delicates, you can always select a lower spin setting to avoid creasing or damage.

What should I expect in energy use and running costs from a washer dryer?

Washer dryers are generally less efficient than separate machines and the range shows energy classes from B to E, so a Class B model will be cheaper to run than Class D or E. Look for eco programmes or technology like Samsung ecobubble that reduce energy use when washing, and favour higher energy-rated machines if you plan to dry frequently. If drying is occasional, a mid-range energy class might be acceptable; if you use the dryer regularly, invest in the best class you can afford.

What dimensions should I check to make sure a machine fits under my worktop or inside a cupboard?

Standard widths in the range are around 595–600 mm, with heights commonly 815–850 mm for freestanding or built‑in models and depths typically 540–600 mm, so measure the gap before you buy. many integrated models are 820 mm high to fit beneath a worktop with a fascia panel, while some slim-depth options are about 540 mm deep if space is tight. Don't forget to allow extra room for hoses, ventilation and the door swing when you measure.