A:AnswerHi ShopperMom. The LG - Washer/Dryer Laundry Pedestal for Most LG Washers and Dryers - Graphite Steel, Model # WDP4V cannot be installed under a stacked ENERGY STAR® Qualified LG 4.5 cu. ft. Large Smart wi-fi Enabled Front Load Washer w TurboWash®, Model # WM5000HVA and its matching Gas/Electric Dryer, but it is compatible with either and can be installed under either one...^IFV
A:AnswerHi Laundryqueen. Regrettably, we are not quite clear on your inquiry and will need some clarification. Both the LG LG - Washer/Dryer Laundry Pedestal for Most LG Washers and Dryers - White, Model # WDP4W and Model # WDP3W are Laundry Pedestals and cannot be stacked on each other. Both Laundry Pedestals have a width of 27" and are compatible with Select LG Front Load Washers/Dryers that have width of 27"...^IFV
A:AnswerThe LG Laundry Pedestals are only compatible with Select LG Front Load Washers and Select LG Front Load Dryers. They are not compatible with LG Top Load Washers which includes Model # WT1901CW...^AC
A:AnswerHi Plumbob1. The LG - Washer/Dryer Laundry Pedestal for Most LG Washers and Dryers - White, Model # WDP4W has a width of 27" and is designed for compatibility with most LG Front Load Washers and Dryers that have a width of 27" and were manufactured after 2009. Your ENERGY STAR® Qualified LG 4.5 cu. ft. Ultra Large Capacity TurboWash® Washer, Model # WM3250HWA has a width of 27" and although your LG XL Capacity with NeveRust™ Stainless Steel Drum (7.3 cu.ft.), Model # DLE3733W was manufactured before Sept 2009, it also has a 27" width and has the same W x H x D dimensions as current dryers that you can install the WDP4W under. However, because the dryer was manufactured before Sept 2009, you might need a special pedestal adaptation kit that allows older units that previously used a mounting bracket installation method to be secured to a new pedestal that uses the t-clip installation method. The adaptation kist contains mounting brackets and self-tapping screws...^IFV
A:AnswerCompatible? Do you mean could you "make" it work? A tape measure would tell you if you could improvise, but I don't recommend it. If you Google your washers model number, it will tell you what pedestal it uses. I'd recommend doing that if you want it to look perfect. That said...the width of them is probably the obvious dimension that need to be the same. If it's a little longer in back there's probably a way to improvise depending on your skill. Keep in mind how violently these front loaders can get shaking. You certainly don't want one shaking loose while running.
