LG - Laundry Pedestal with Storage Drawer - Graphite Steel

The drawer is too short to hold most normal sized bottles of detergent. I end up leaving them on top of the machines, which you aren't supposed to do, but since they don't fit in the drawer I don't know where else to go with them. I do use the drawer to hold those stray socks and my clothes pins (I still use a laundry line on good days to decrease my utility bill, plus they just smell good). It will hold dryer sheets and the shorter bottles of stain removal. I like the height it gives my dryer so I'm not bending over. Add in some storage, it's better then bending over and very stable, just needs about another 1 inch for the soap bottles

I originally didn't want to purchase these pedestals as I didn't think I needed them. The associate at Best Buy offered me such deal on them that I decided to get them. I am so happy that I did!! They make the washer and dryer so much more accessible. Also, I am really appreciating the additional storage space. My only disappointment is that they make the w/d so high that I cannot access the electrical plug to unplug the units(something the owner's manual suggests doing before cleaning certain parts of the machine). I also cannot move the machines myself to access the plugs. The plug would be easily accessible without the pedestals. I'm still happy I got them though!

Just replaced my old Electrolux with this. Looks "cheaper" with it's solid plastic interior, but I think is actually made better. Like it, but not as tall as I'm used to, so if you were planning on keeping concentrated detergent bottles which are taller, or even club size liquid detergent jugs... think again. Had to find alternative storage for these. Plus, due to it's crazy high cost, it's pretty close to the cost of an LG Sidekick pedestal washer... so why would you buy 2 of these? Price them $200 lower and they're a must have.

This really made it easy to raise the machine and dryer at a level that you can easily see inside the drum. I agree with previous reviews that the drawers should have been designed so it would allow for fabric softener and liquid detergent to sit upright. Even the box of powdered detergent doesn't fit properly so you can get detergent out without altering the box.

The pedestal is convenient to have and provides storage since my cabinets are currently blocked by the washer/dryer as they are slightly too high. However, the cost of the pedestal is ridiculous. I paid $275 on sale with an instant savings for buying the package. The pedestal washer was only $604 in comparison and this is nothing but storage.

This does a great job raising the height of the machines to make switching loads nice and easy. Con is that it makes the top drawer on the dryer (or detergent compartment on washer) difficult to reach if you are short (kids). Overall, worth the sacrifice as we had a set without the pedestal and I prefer having the doors be at a comfortable height.

The biggest drawback is the holes don't line up with the washer legs. The washer is like 300lbs but they expect you to use these adapters to secure the washer. Also the drawer is not tall enough to store liquid detergent bottles upright, so they have to be stored on their sides. Did they not do some consumer reviews before they rolled out this stand??? It is not functional as it should be.

I have the pedestal under my dryer. It's really nice to not have to bend over to get the clothes out. It actually does double duty for me. I get the large bottles of detergent and fabric softener from Costco and they fit in upside down, with the spigot pointing up so it doesn't leak. I also open it and put my laundry basket on top of it so I can more easily get the clothes out and right into the basket. I will never go back to not having a pedestal.