Thinking of adding washer dryer to rv

I have a G384 and have the stackable separate washer dryer units. They are the Splendede Ariston units. I do not reccomend the combo unit, it takes too long to do a.load of laundry.First thing you will need to do is to remove the entire door, jamb and all. This will give you just enough wiggle room to get the units in. Cutting the hole for the dryer vent is actually the easy part. Depending on what year you have is what else will need to be removed. The washer should drain into the bathroom gray tank at least that is where mine drains.

You would first remove the door, then cut the hole for the dryer, then check all water connections and make sure they are sound and in good condition. Install the washer and run a quick cycle before installing the dryer, check all water connections and drain for leaks. Once this is done have some means to  have the dryer at the proper height before sliding it in. Connect the dryer vent hose, then slide the dryer in. The bottom of the dryer will bolt to the top of the washer with the proper installation kit. Once both units are in place there is MINIMAL room in the closet. No need to boot the washer to the floor, they really can't go any where. 

Reinstall the closet door and jamb. Once every thing is in place You will not be able to get to any connections electrical, water or dryer vent so double and triple check everything.

The stack washer and dryer (I have the same one Jetzen has) is a great thing to have. I love having it in the trailer and not having to go to the laundromat. As for installation, my dealer installed it for free (I bought the washer and dryer) when I bought the trailer so I can't help out on that.

Did you get your other problems repaired?

We got the camper back a couple of weeks ago.  Since it is winterized, I can only take their word for the leak on the dishwasher being fixed.  They did say they found the area where a fitting wasn't tight. They shimmed the floor in the bedroom and took out the pry bar they had used to stop the squeak. Told me that they had a couple of other units do this and knew where it needed to be shimmed.  I couldn't hear anything when I walked around the bedroom.  The awning is supposed to be fixed - "sealed it up" tight.  We will see, I have my doubts this stops any future problems since the gutter still drains directly onto the motor.  I hope I'm wrong.  

kathyed, another thing in reference to the all in one unit versus the two piece unit is that with the one piece you will still have use of the clothes bar in that closet if that is important to you. With the two piece unit, you will lose the clothes bar but will still have use of the upper shelf.

Wet is wet. The problem is with a poor design awning motor assembly. The solera awnings are junk. KZ bought into a lousy deal with lci to save a couple bucks. Older models had carefree awnings ...no problems. Wait till people start bitching about their furion oven/range and audio electronics and Thomas Payne furniture. You think they would learn about all the other problems they have with most of the lci products they use.