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Spend $1495 - $2495 and get $150 off
Spend $2496 - $4494 and get $250 off
Spend $4495 - $6494 and get $500 off
Spend $6495 or more and get $1200 off
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Buying a washing machine and dryer together is often the smartest move for your home. A laundry pair consists of two matching units—a washer and a dryer—designed to look great side-by-side and work together efficiently. They usually have similar capacities, meaning you can move a full load of wet clothes right into the dryer without worrying about overcrowding. Plus, buying them as a set takes the guesswork out of matching cycles and styles. Take a look at the options below to find a laundry pair that fits your routine.
When shopping for a washer and dryer set, one of the first choices is between front-load and top-load designs. Front-load pairs are popular because they are often more water-efficient and can usually be stacked, while top-load sets are often preferred by shoppers who want easier loading without bending.
The Brick carries both front-load and top-load laundry pairs, along with gas and electric dryer options depending on the set. The best choice depends on your space, laundry habits, and which features matter most to you.
Smaller homes, condos, and laundry closets may benefit from stackable or more compact laundry solutions. Front-load washers and dryers are the style most commonly associated with stacking, but you should always confirm model compatibility and use the correct stacking kit.
Dimensions vary by model, so measuring your laundry space is essential before you buy. Standard side-by-side pairs are often about 54 inches wide in total, while stacked front-load sets usually need less width but significantly more height.
If you are replacing only part of your laundry setup, you can also browse individual washing machines.
Washer and dryer pricing depends on capacity, style, fuel type, and extra features such as steam or specialty cycles. In some cases, buying a laundry pair can be more convenient than purchasing each machine separately, especially when you want a matched set.
Comparing features like stackability, cycle selection, capacity, and energy-saving options can help you find better long-term value than focusing only on sale price. That matters whether you want a simple setup or a more advanced laundry pair.
The Brick carries laundry pairs from major appliance brands and offers a range of features depending on the specific models available. Some sets include options such as steam cycles, smart features, larger capacities, or matching pedestals and accessories.
If you need to replace only one appliance, The Brick also sells individual dryers. Matching an existing setup still requires checking dimensions, fuel type, and compatibility carefully.
A laundry pair usually means two separate machines that are sold together or matched by style, one washer and one dryer. A washer-dryer combo usually refers to a single appliance that both washes and dries in the same drum.
No. Stacking is generally limited to compatible front-load washer and dryer models, and it requires the correct stacking kit made for those units.
Yes, The Brick’s laundry pairs category includes both gas and electric washer-and-dryer pair options. The exact fuel type should always be confirmed on the product page.
It depends on the models and whether they are side by side or stacked. A common side-by-side setup is around 54 inches wide, while stacked sets usually save width but require substantially more height.
Delivery and haul-away services can vary by product, location, and service options. The best approach is to confirm removal details during checkout or with The Brick directly for your area.