Built-in Washer-Dryers
£419.99
Built-in 7/5KG 1400 Spin washer-dryer

1 Year Warranty1yr warrantyEnergy EE
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£589.99
Built-in 8/5KG 1400 Spin washer-dryer

5 Year Warranty5yr warrantyEnergy DD★★★★★★★★★★(1)
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£969.99
7/4KG 1400 Spin Built-in Washer-Dryer

2 Year Warranty2yr warrantyEnergy EE
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£449.99
Built-in 9/6KG 1600 Spin washer-dryer

1 Year Warranty1yr warrantyEnergy AA
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£979.00
Built-in 7/4 KG 1400 Spin washer dryer

2 Year Warranty2yr warrantyEnergy EE
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Buying advice
Choosing Built-in Washer-Dryers
A built-in washer-dryer puts two laundry functions behind one kitchen furniture door. It is a useful option when space is tight and a visible freestanding appliance would interrupt the fitted design. Start with the cabinet opening, hinge positions, plinth and depth for hoses.
Then compare both capacities: the machine will normally dry less than it can wash, so the load may need reducing before a dry-only cycle. Consider how regularly you expect to tumble dry and whether the programme times suit your routine.
Energy information should be compared for washing alone and for the combined wash-and-dry cycle. Noise also matters in an open-plan kitchen. Because the appliance must be connected, levelled and aligned with a furniture door, accurate installation is an important part of the purchase.
Cabinet dimensions
Check the recess, furniture-door fixings, plinth clearance and hose space using the model's fitting drawing.
Wash and dry limits
Compare both capacity figures and plan to reduce a full wash load if it exceeds the drying limit.
Cycle choices
Look for clear wash-only, dry-only and combined programmes that suit the fabrics you handle most often.
Key considerations
Cabinet dimensions
Check the recess, furniture-door fixings, plinth clearance and hose space using the model's fitting drawing.
Wash and dry limits
Compare both capacity figures and plan to reduce a full wash load if it exceeds the drying limit.
Cycle choices
Look for clear wash-only, dry-only and combined programmes that suit the fabrics you handle most often.
Key questions
Why is the drying capacity lower than the washing capacity?
Laundry needs more room to tumble and release moisture during drying. A full wash load may therefore need to be split before it can be dried effectively.
Can I reuse my existing integrated appliance door?
Possibly, but confirm its dimensions, weight and hinge positions against the new model. The fixings or plinth may need adjustment.
Does an integrated washer-dryer need a vent hose?
Most do not require an external vent, but all installation requirements should be checked for the exact model, including water, drainage, power and airflow.
Can I run a drying programme without washing first?
Most models have dry-only options, although the available settings and permitted load depend on the appliance and fabric type.
Is professional installation recommended?
It is sensible where cabinet hinges, the plinth or connections need changing. Accurate levelling and door alignment are particularly important for an integrated appliance.




