Small condenser dryer

K9sandFelines

I have a space of 55cm max in my kitchen for a dryer. Have no space for anything else or one that is vented. Everything i have seen is vented or too wide.

I am going out of my mind trying to find something suitable, especially being as it's constantly raining at the mo and i have washing everywhere. I have an airer, but hanging things on doors or radiators isnt an option as we have five cats and a child that likes to touch everything.

Can anybody please help?

Poppy1984

Hi you might struggle for that size, I found this

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Beko-DC7112W-Freestanding-Condenser-Tumble/dp/B012GV5T9C?ref_=fsclp_pl_dp_5

but not sure if your measurement of 55cm is width or depth.
I'm currently looking to buy a new tumble drier mine broke a few months ago and like you say drying in this weather is a nightmare. Good luck!

K9sandFelines

Poppy1984 wrote: »

Hi you might struggle for that size, I found this

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Beko-DC7112W-Freestanding-Condenser-Tumble/dp/B012GV5T9C?ref_=fsclp_pl_dp_5

but not sure if your measurement of 55cm is width or depth.
I'm currently looking to buy a new tumble drier mine broke a few months ago and like you say drying in this weather is a nightmare. Good luck!

The measurement was width and that's a minimum with 5cm leeway either side. I'm worried it still mightn't fit if I go for 55cm, but obviously a tiny machine won't hold a big condenser 🙄.
I looked at the Beko one earlier too. I think i need to do more extensive research, but it is a nightmare as theres just nothing suitable. Don't want to fork out for something I don't really want and then be stuck with the vented type . There's nowhere to hang the hose or room for a box for the hose .
Good luck too.

Cisco001

Is 55cm depth or width?

Condenser Tumble Dryer usually with standard width of 60cm

K9sandFelines

Cisco001 wrote: »

Is 55cm depth or width?

Condenser Tumble Dryer usually with standard width of 60cm

its the width. Unfortunately the space were a dryer can go is too small. Alternatively, I could get a washer dryer, which would only just fit on the opposite with mms to spare either side of it

Cisco001

K9sandFelines wrote: »

its the width. Unfortunately the space were a dryer can go is too small. Alternatively, I could get a washer dryer, which would only just fit on the opposite with mms to spare either side of it

Heated airer could be an option.

K9sandFelines

Cisco001 wrote: »

Heated airer could be an option.

I already have an airer, so i've opted for a washer dryer in place of my current washer which is about 6-7 years old and tempremental. Hopefully, this will solve the issue for now.

Thanks Cisco.