Feet/Legs For Whirlpool/Kenmore Compact Dryers

Since one is not having much success finding the desired chrome stand locally, and the Canadian connection isn't happening one needs to move the AEG dryer into position without a stacking stand. This means placing the compact Whirlpool on top of the AEG perhaps with a stacking kit or just something like a non-slip mat.

Like a fool ordered "dryer feet" for Whirlpool dryers only to find out the holes for casters used on the portables is smaller, much smaller. Have been pouring over Sears.com parts website (which by the way seems to have been redone and is easier to use) and from what one can see all the compact models had casters. Not a leg or caster to be found.


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Post# 695243 8/8/2013 at 23:08 (3,913 days old) by Launderess (Quiet Please, There´s a Lady on Stage)
Checkrate/Likes Since one is not having much success finding the desired chrome stand locally, and the Canadian connection isn't happening one needs to move the AEG dryer into position without a stacking stand. This means placing the compact Whirlpool on top of the AEG perhaps with a stacking kit or just something like a non-slip mat. Like a fool ordered "dryer feet" for Whirlpool dryers only to find out the holes for casters used on the portables is smaller, much smaller. Have been pouring over Sears.com parts website (which by the way seems to have been redone and is easier to use) and from what one can see all the compact models had casters. Not a leg or caster to be found.