Washer & Dryer Sets

Washer and Dryer Sets

Buying the washer and the dryer together is the easiest way to get laundry right. The finishes match, the controls work the same way, the dryer is sized to the washer, and the pair stacks or sits side by side without a gap. BrandsMart USA carries matched sets in every configuration.

Measure your laundry space and check which hookups you have before you shop. If you only need one machine, or you want to mix a washer from one brand with a dryer from another, browse all washers and dryers instead, or visit a showroom in Florida or Georgia and open the doors yourself.

Shop Laundry by Type

Front-load washers. The most water- and energy-efficient design, with the biggest usable drum for the footprint and a fast final spin that shortens drying time.
Top-load washers. Load without bending, add a stray sock mid-cycle, and skip the door-gasket cleaning that front-loaders need. Usually the lower price too.
Electric dryers. The most common hookup. They need a dedicated 240-volt outlet and come in the widest range of models and price points.
Gas dryers. Heat faster and usually cost less per load to run, but they need a gas line and a proper vent at the machine.
Stacked laundry centers. One tall unit with the dryer over the washer, built for closets, apartments and condo laundry nooks.
Laundry pedestals. Raise a front-load pair to a comfortable height and add a drawer for detergent underneath.
The full laundry and garment care department. Everything above in one place, plus the rest of the laundry room.
Shopping by brand works too. Compare Samsung washer and dryer sets, LG washer and dryer sets and Whirlpool washer and dryer sets side by side. GE, Amana and Speed Queen are here as well; see the full brand lineup.

Why Buy Your Laundry Pair From BrandsMart USA

Showrooms in Florida and Georgia. Find your nearest store, pull open a door, and check drum size and control layout for yourself.
Friendly, expert help in the showroom. Our appliance team works with these models every day and will happily walk you through capacity, stacking, venting and whether you have a gas or electric hookup. No pressure and no jargon: tell them your space and your budget, and they will help you shortlist.
Financing is one of the better reasons to buy here. There is more than one way to spread the cost, and they work differently. The BrandsMart USA credit card carries 0% promotional financing on qualifying purchases, with the length of the term depending on the category and the amount. Katapult lease-to-own needs no credit at all, and you can check your buying power without affecting your credit score. Klarna splits a purchase into interest-free installments with a decision in seconds. Because those are three separate programs rather than one, a route that is not a fit for you does not have to be the end of it.
A clear return policy. If it turns out to be the wrong choice, our return and refund policy explains exactly how exchanges and refunds work. Return windows are shorter on major appliances than on small items, so check the terms before delivery day.
Every major laundry brand. Whirlpool, LG, Samsung, GE, Amana and Speed Queen are all part of the lineup, in both budget and high-capacity tiers.
Delivery, installation and haul-away. Laundry installs involve water, drains, vents and sometimes gas, so review our delivery and installation details before you order.
Competitive pricing, and offers worth checking. Our 110% low price guarantee applies if you find the same model advertised for less, and it is worth looking through today's deals before you order.

Do a washer and dryer have to be the same brand?

No. The two machines do not talk to each other, so a Samsung washer works perfectly well beside an LG dryer. Brand matching matters in three narrower situations: stacking, where the dryer needs a stacking kit made for that specific washer, so both have to come from the same maker and usually the same series; pedestals, which are model-specific for the same reason; and looks, since finishes and panel heights rarely line up across brands sitting side by side. If none of those applies, buy the best washer and the best dryer for your budget and ignore the badge.

How long should a washer and dryer last?

Plan on roughly ten to thirteen years for a washer and a little longer for a dryer, since a dryer is the simpler machine. What shortens that is mostly avoidable: overloading, running a front loader on a floor that is not level, and letting dryer lint build up in the vent duct rather than just the filter. Hard water is the other factor in parts of Florida, because scale is hard on a washer's valves and heater. If a repair on a machine past about ten years comes in near half the price of a new one, replacing is usually the better call.

Do front-load washers really get moldy?

They can, if they are neglected. Water sits in the rubber door gasket after every cycle, and a closed door keeps the drum damp. Wipe the gasket, leave the door and the detergent drawer open between loads, use high-efficiency detergent in the correct dose, and run the tub-clean cycle monthly. Do that and the problem does not appear.

Can I put a gas dryer where an electric dryer used to be?

Not without work. A gas dryer needs a gas supply line and shutoff at the machine plus a standard 120-volt outlet, and an electric dryer location has neither. Running a new gas line is a licensed job. Check what you actually have at the wall before you order, and ask about it when you review our installation details.

What size washer do I need?

For most families, a washer drum of roughly 4.2 to 5.0 cubic feet is the sweet spot, and that range will take a king comforter. Couples and apartment dwellers are usually fine between 3.5 and 4.2 cubic feet. Bigger is not automatically better: a very large drum washes a small load inefficiently.

Can any washer and dryer be stacked?

Only front-load pairs, and only with the stacking kit made for those two specific models. Top-load washers cannot be stacked at all. If you are tight on floor space, the simplest answer is a stacked laundry center, which arrives as a single unit built to sit in a closet. Measure your ceiling height before you commit, since a stacked pair still needs room to swing the upper door open.

What is a ventless dryer, and do I need one?

A ventless dryer condenses the moisture out of the air inside the machine instead of pushing it through a duct to the outside, so it can go in an interior closet or a condo with no exterior wall. Cycles run longer and at a lower temperature, which is gentler on clothes. If you already have a working vent, a standard vented dryer will dry faster for less money.

How much clearance do washers and dryers need?

Plan on about four to six inches behind the machines for hoses, the vent duct and the gas connector, plus roughly an inch on each side so the washer is not touching the cabinet when it spins. Side-by-side pairs also need enough room in front for both doors to open. Take your measurements to the store and ask our team to check them with you.

Do laundry pedestals do anything besides add storage?

They raise a front-load pair by roughly a foot, which makes loading and unloading much easier on your back, and the drawer underneath holds detergent and dryer sheets. They are model-specific, so buy the pedestal made for your machines. See the options in laundry pedestals.

Where can I see washers and dryers in person near me?

BrandsMart USA has showrooms across Florida and Georgia where you can open the doors, check drum size and see how a stacked pair would actually fit. Find your nearest showroom and bring the width, depth and height of your laundry space.

Do you carry Speed Queen washers and dryers?

Yes, Speed Queen is one of the laundry brands we carry. It is known for commercial-style construction and simple mechanical controls rather than long feature lists, which is why it appeals to people who want a straightforward machine with fewer electronics involved. Because it sits apart from the mainstream lineups, availability varies by store, so check with a showroom if you want to see one in person.

What financing options are available on washers and dryers?

Three separate programs, which is the point. The BrandsMart USA credit card carries 0% promotional financing on qualifying purchases, and major appliances are usually where the longer terms apply. Katapult is lease-to-own and needs no credit, and you can check your buying power without affecting your credit score. Klarna splits the cost into interest-free installments with a decision in seconds. Because they underwrite differently, it is worth asking about more than one. Current terms are on our financing page.

1. Front load or top load

Front-load washers use less water, hold more per cubic foot, are gentler on fabric, and spin fast enough to pull real moisture out before the dryer starts. The trade-off is maintenance: the door gasket traps water and needs wiping, and the door should be left ajar between loads or it will start to smell. Top-load washers ask nothing of you in that department, load at a comfortable height, and let you throw in a forgotten item after the cycle starts. An agitator model scrubs hard on work clothes; an impeller model is gentler and fits bulkier items.

2. Gas dryer or electric dryer

Start with the hookup you already have, because changing it is an electrician or plumber job, not a delivery-day decision. An electric dryer needs a dedicated 240-volt outlet; a gas dryer needs a gas shutoff at the wall plus a standard outlet for the controls. Gas dryers heat faster and usually cost less to run over the life of the machine, while electric dryers cost less up front and come in more models and finishes.

3. Venting, and what to do if you have none

Most dryers vent hot, wet air outside through a duct, and that duct needs to be short, smooth and clear. If your laundry sits in an interior closet with no route to an outside wall, look at a ventless heat-pump or condenser dryer instead. Ventless models run cooler and gentler but take longer per load, and they still need a drain or a condensate tank you empty.

4. Measure the space, including the door swing and the depth

Measure the width, the height and the depth of the opening, then add room behind the machines for hoses, the vent elbow and the gas connector. Four to six inches at the back is a realistic allowance. Check that the washer door can open fully in a narrow closet, and remember that reversing a dryer door is common but reversing a front-load washer door usually is not. If depth is your problem, a stacked laundry center gets both machines into a footprint the width of one.

5. Capacity, and matching the dryer to the washer

Look at the washer drum first, in cubic feet, and size the rest of the pair around it. Around 4.5 cubic feet handles a family load and a king comforter; smaller drums suit couples and apartments. The dryer should be noticeably larger than the washer, because wet laundry needs room to tumble. That is one of the practical reasons to buy a set: the pair is already matched.

6. Set or mix and match

A matched set gives you the same finish, the same control style and a stacking kit made for those exact two machines. Mixing is still fine if one brand makes the washer you want and another makes the better dryer, as long as the widths line up and you are not planning to stack. If you are mixing, shop from the full washers and dryers grid rather than the sets grid.

Front load or top load washer?

Buy front load if you want the most cleaning per gallon and the driest laundry going into the dryer. It holds more in the same footprint, is gentler on fabric, and spins fast enough to shorten every dryer cycle, which matters because the dryer is the expensive machine to run. It is also the only type you can stack or raise on pedestals.

Buy top load if nobody in the house will maintain a washer. Water sits in a front loader's door gasket after every cycle, and in Florida and Georgia humidity a closed door on a damp drum turns musty quickly, so the gasket has to be wiped and the door left ajar between loads. A top load washer asks for none of that, loads without bending, and lets you drop in a forgotten sock after the cycle starts. Choose an agitator model for work clothes and an impeller model for bulky items.

Gas or electric dryer?

Buy whichever fuel is already at the wall. Converting is a licensed job and it costs more than the price difference between the two machines, so this is not a delivery-day decision. An electric dryer needs a dedicated 240-volt outlet; a gas dryer needs a gas shutoff at the machine plus an ordinary 120-volt outlet for the controls.

If you genuinely have both hookups, gas is the better long-run choice: it heats faster, finishes loads sooner and usually costs less per load. Electric wins on up-front price and on the range of models and finishes, and it is the easier fit for a condo or an interior closet where combustion venting is a problem. One thing that catches people out here: a gas dryer still needs household power for the drum and the controls, so neither type dries anything during a storm outage. Check what your delivery and installation covers and what your plumber or electrician has to handle separately.

A matched set, or buying the washer and dryer separately?

Buy the set if you plan to stack the pair, put it on pedestals, or leave it on show in a laundry room. Stacking kits and pedestals are built for two specific models rather than for a brand, the dryer in a set is already sized correctly to its washer, and the pair arrives on one truck with one installation visit and one control layout to learn. Matched pairs are also the most likely place to find a bundled discount, so compare set pricing against the two machines bought on their own.

Buy separately when the two machines have different jobs to do. If the washer failed and the dryer is fine, replace one; if you want a high-capacity washer and only a plain vented dryer, mixing brands is fine as long as the widths line up and you are not stacking. Shop from all washers and dryers rather than the sets grid in that case, and if floor space is the real constraint, price a stacked laundry center before you commit to two separate machines.

Opening the doors and pulling out the drawers tells you more than any spec sheet, and every washer and dryer here can be seen in person. We have eleven showrooms across South Florida and metro Atlanta.

Florida. Miami, Dadeland and South Dade in the Miami area, Sawgrass Mills in Sunrise, Outlet Center in Lauderhill, Deerfield Beach, Dania Pointe in Dania Beach, and West Palm Beach.
Georgia. North Atlanta, South Atlanta in Stockbridge, and Kennesaw.

Each store page has the address, phone number and current showroom hours. You can also find the store nearest you or order online and collect in store.

However you prefer to buy, the choice is yours. Come see the washers and dryers in person at any of our showrooms across Florida and Georgia, order online and pick up in store, or have yours delivered and installed, with haul-away of the old unit available on most major appliances. Financing is available on qualifying purchases, including a lease-to-own route that needs no credit. Bring the width, depth and ceiling height of your laundry space, and tell us if you have a gas hookup.

Washer & Dryer Sets

Whirlpool
4.2–4.3 CuFt Top Load Electric Washer with 7.0 CuFt Front Load Electric Dryer in White

GE
5.4 CuFt Smart Top Load Washer with 7.3 CuFt Smart Front Load Dryer in Sapphire Blue

GE
4.8 CuFt Smart Front Load Washer with 7.8 CuFt Smart Front Load Electric Dryer in White

Midea
3.9 CuFt Top Load Washer with 7.0 CuFt Top Load Electric Dryer in White

Midea
4.1 CuFt Top Load Washer with 6.7 CuFt Front Load Electric Dryer in Metallic Gray

Samsung
4.5 CuFt Front Load Washer with 7.5 CuFt Electric Dryer and Pedestals in White

Whirlpool
4.3 CuFt Sanitize Front Load Washer with 7.4 CuFt Front Load Electric Dryer in White

Maytag
5.0 CuFt Smart Steam Sanitize Front Load Washer with 7.3 CuFt Smart Vented Electric Dryer in White

Maytag
5.2 CuFt Smart Pet Pro Top Load Agitator Washer with 7.4 CuFt Smart Pet Pro Top Load Electric Dryer in Classic Silver

Maytag
4.7 CuFt Top Load Washer with 7.0 CuFt Smart Front Load Electric Dryer in White

Maytag
5.0 CuFt Smart Steam Sanitize Front Load Washer with 7.3 CuFt Smart Vented Electric Dryer in Metallic Slate

Whirlpool
1.9 CuFt Sanitize Front Load Washer with 4.3 CuFt Front Load Electric Dryer in White

Samsung
4.5 CuFt Top Load Washer with 7.2 CuFt Gas Dryer in White

Samsung
4.4 CuFt Smart Top Load Washer with 7.2 CuFt Smart Gas Dryer in White

Maytag
4.5 CuFt Front Load Washer with 7.3 CuFt Front Load Gas Dryer in White

Maytag
4.7 CuFt Top Load Washer with 7.4 CuFt Smart Front Load Gas Dryer in White

Whirlpool
4.2 CuFt Electric Top Load Washer with 7.0 CuFt Gas Dryer in White

GE
5.3 CuFt Smart Front Load Washer with 7.8 CuFt Smart Steam Sanitize Front Load Gas Dryer in Sapphire Blue

Whirlpool
4.2–4.3 CuFt Top Load Washer with 7.0 CuFt Gas Dryer in White

Whirlpool
4.5 CuFt Top Load Agitator Washer with 7.0 CuFt Top Load Gas Dryer in White

Whirlpool
3.8 CuFt Top Load Washer with 7.0 CuFt Gas Dryer in White

Samsung
5.5 CuFt Smart Electric Top Load Washer with 7.4 CuFt Smart Front Load Electric Dryer in Brushed Black

Samsung
4.7 CuFt Smart Electric Top Load Washer with 7.4 CuFt Smart Sanitize Electric Dryer in Brushed Black

Whirlpool
3.8 CuFt Top Load Washer with the 7.0 CuFt Electric Dryer in White