“We were thinking of putting two side by side to have basically two washers and dryers, however, we didn't account for two water sources. Do you think we would be able to use a splicer or a splitter to be able to supply both machines?”
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I also did this as well. I highly recommend having a professional certified plumber to put in another set of washer connections as for when the machines are draining simultaneously there will be a very high volume of discharge and you could run into back up/flooding issues if your drain line is not adequate to handle the large volume. Also each machine requires a separate dedicated 20 amp circuit. I also recommend a certified professional electrician to make sure you have a 20 amp circuit for each machine to be able to operate simultaneously.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Hi - We are delighted to hear you have interest in our Profile Ultrafast Large Capacity All-in-One Washer/Dryer Combo. Yes, two Combos can be hooked up next to each other and run simultaneously and independent of each other. ~They need to each have dedicated 120V outlets. ~The drain hoses can share the same standpipe as long as its ID is greater than 1.5”. ~The water hookups can be shared used two adapters as follows: With a short hose and a y-adapter the HOT line can accommodate both hoses for HOT water to each unit; and, with a separate short hose and y-adapter the COLD line can accommodate two hoses for COLD water to each unit. We are confident you will be thrilled with the appearance and performance this great model offers. All our best! Vikki@GEA
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