Uploaded March 2017 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Bought a new clothes washer and dryer that are front load models. That puts the doors down awfully low for daily use, and so this style is usually sold with a matching pedestal.
Unfortunately, those pedestals are hundreds of dollars and there's not really much too them, so I decided to build my own.
This isn't a fancy design, and I ran out of time so it isn't really finished either. Functional though, and it gives you an idea or two for construction techniques that are approachable yet still sturdy.
Bought a new clothes washer and dryer that are front load models. That puts the doors down awfully low for daily use, and so this style is usually sold with a matching pedestal.
Unfortunately, those pedestals are hundreds of dollars and there's not really much too them, so I decided to build my own.
This isn't a fancy design, and I ran out of time so it isn't really finished either. Functional though, and it gives you an idea or two for construction techniques that are approachable yet still sturdy.
