We decided to stack our LG front load washer and dryer and build a laundry center in our new mud room. In order to stack the dryer, I had to install a side venting kit to allow for proper venting and space to accommodate the cabinets and sink...etc. In my search I came across market ready kits in excess of $120! I was able to find some on Amazon for cheaper, but I thought the material that is used is so inexpensive, so why not DIY the side venting kit, so I did.
In this video I show you the materials and tools I used as well as the measurements to convert my back venting dryer to a side venting dryer.
The process is fairly simple, you need some patience as you wiggle your way inside the dryer to attach the new side venting kit, but other than that it's fairly straight forward.
I am very happy with the result and I saved over $100 in the process. I hope you find this video helpful. Please remember to disconnect your dryer from electricity when working on it.
Thank you
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23 июл 2024
