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Accept & closeReady for a new tumble dryer? Here’s a quick, back to basics guide to measuring up so there’s no delivery day drama.
Choosing a new tumble dryer is much easier when you know exactly what you’re working with. We’ll cover both freestanding and integrated models, highlight the key dimensions you’ll need, and share a few top tips to keep things easy. And if you’re replacing an old dryer, even better, you can measure that one first and use it as your guide.
An integrated tumble dryer is designed to sit neatly behind a cupboard door, blending in with your kitchen so everything looks seamless and streamlined.
A freestanding tumble dryer sits out in the open and can go pretty much anywhere in your kitchen or utility room, as long as it’s close to the right connection point.
Make sure there’s enough space for the door to open fully.
Leave a little space at the top and sides for ventaliation.
Measure inside the cupboard for the perfect fit.
Start measuring infront of the plug and pipes, rather than the wall.
Make sure to leave extra space around the sides and top for some wiggle room.
Start measuring infront of the plug and pipes, rather than the wall.
Vented tumble dryers come with a couple of extra things to think about, since they use an exhaust hose to get rid of the steam and moisture from your clothes. You’ll just need a spot where the hose can reach outside.
You'll find all measurements in the product spec on our product pages
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Yes, our dimensions include the door, dials and handles so you know exactly how much space the dryer needs.
Some models can, but always check the manufacturer’s recommended operating temperatures first, as not every model is designed to work in colder conditions.
Just compare the dryer’s measurements with the narrowest point on your delivery route to be sure.
Yes, as long as you use a proper stacking kit to keep everything secure.
A few centimetres is enough to allow for ventilation and any hoses or plugs.
Most tumble dryers are around 85cm tall, 60cm wide and 60–65cm deep. You’ll find the dimensions you need for every model on our product pages.
It’s worth checking so you know the door can open fully without any obstructions.
Compact models are smaller overall, while slim dryers mainly save space on depth.
Vented dryers need space for an exhaust hose, while heat pump and condenser models just need normal ventilation room.