Speed Queen Laundry Centers

Speed Queen Laundry Centers at Plesser's Appliances

Speed Queen laundry centers, available at Plesser's Appliances, combine a washer and dryer into a single stacked unit sized for one machine's footprint. Designed and assembled in Ripon, Wisconsin by Alliance Laundry Systems, the SF7 stacked series delivers Speed Queen's commercial-grade construction where square footage is the constraint — an apartment, a closet laundry, a second-floor alcove, or a guest suite.

Full Capacity in One Footprint
A stacked laundry center puts both machines in the space one would occupy, without the reduced capacity that usually comes with a compact all-in-one unit. Washer and dryer capacities remain genuinely usable for household loads rather than token. Confirm both capacities against the spec sheet to be sure they fit how you actually do laundry.

Commercial Construction in a Compact Unit
The stacked unit is built on the same commercial platforms as Speed Queen's full-size machines, not on a lighter chassis designed for the compact market. Heavy steel construction, a stainless wash tub, and the same drive engineering carry over. This is the distinction from most laundry centers, which are typically built down to a price and a footprint.

Features and Cycle Options
Higher configurations include Pet Plus for hair and dander, sanitize cycles, and fast cycle times. Feature sets vary within the stacked series, so confirm the specific cycle list for the model you are considering rather than assuming parity with the full-size lineup.

Stacked Unit vs. Stacking Separates
A factory stacked unit is a single appliance with one set of controls, sized and engineered as a unit. Stacking a separate Speed Queen washer and dryer with a stack kit gives you more model choice and lets you replace one machine independently later, but requires more height and correct kit selection. Which route fits depends on the space and how long you plan to keep the pair — worth talking through before ordering.

Space, Utilities, and Delivery Planning
Stacked units are tall, and the real constraints are usually door height, stair turns, and overhead clearance in the laundry space rather than the footprint itself. Installation requires water supply, drain, electrical or gas, and correct venting with the shortest practical run. Measure the delivery path, not just the alcove. Talk to the team at Plesser's Appliances about dimensions, utility requirements, and warranty terms before ordering.