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New Washing Machine needed - under 830mm height!

cheesy*wotsit

cheesy*wotsit Posts: 95 Forumite

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25 October 2012 at 12:28PM in I wanna buy it or do it

Hello all,

As it says for the title of this thread, I am looking for a washing machine 830mm height or under as the one I had has now packed up and I am having no luck whatsoever trying to find a replacement.

Normal height (850mm) will not fit in the gap that I have available, width and depth not too much of a problem. The only one I have found at the moment is Zanussi ZWC1301 washing machine which is only a 3kg load. Can anyone please help. Not bothered about make but cheaper the better please. Thanks.

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Cisco001 Posts: 4,130 Forumite

25 October 2012 at 4:26PM

Have you try build-in washing machine? They are smaller

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santer_2 Posts: 4,406 Forumite

25 October 2012 at 4:26PM

Saw this at 820mm and 7KG

http://www.appliancesonline.co.uk/product/WMI71641-Beko-Washing-Machine-White-21211.aspx

Then the browser showed me this, which says it is 850mm

http://www.appliancesdirect.co.uk/p/wmi71641/beko-wmi71641-integrated-washing-machine?refsource=APprunner

So, maybe ask Beko or either of those shops if it is 820mm or if they can let you know which ones are

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