Washer and Dryer installation

"Moyafoto".....You didn't say if it's a short space with room for just an all-in-one unit or a tall space with room for a stackable unit. If it's the short space, make sure you get the VETED all-in-one as others mentioned. If it needs the vent hole drilled, Winnebago and see if they will provide you with a description as to where to make the hole, or find another coach with the option installed.

If a stackable or even the all-in-one, you need to see if they will come through the door or does the window/windshield need to be removed.

Camping world did one for one hundred, including drilling the hole in the side. They did a good job, I could not stand to drill that hole.

donn0128 wrote:
They are really really heavy. So two people is a must. When I installed mine. I took the closet door and trim off. Be sure you ONLY get the vented model. Ventless models really do not do a good job. Clothes always come out scalding hot and not totally dry.

X-2 on vented. Easy install. I have a Harbor freight wooden platform with four wheels that I set it on whenever I pull it out for the minor repairs I've done over the 12 years in operation. These machines are solid. Splendid has great support too. The cart Makes it easier to move arond in the RV. Avoid the outter vent that vents downwards, in time it will do a number on your paint job. Straight out better.

They are really really heavy. So two people is a must. When I installed mine. I took the closet door and trim off. Be sure you ONLY get the vented model. Ventless models really do not do a good job. Clothes always come out scalding hot and not totally dry.