Well I don't actually have one yet, but I want to get the utility room ready for one. What do they need? I'm guessing power, a cold water feed (with a conventional washing machine 'tap'?) and a standpipe with u-bend to drain into (can they share the same one as the washing machine?).
Usually they can share the same outlet, but it depends upon each appliances output volume. The condensing dryers output will usually be much less than that of a washer on its drain cycle.
You used to be able to get screw on 'Y' connectors for the cold feed, but a proper separate feed is not that difficult to add.
Most (usually those with the condensate drawer at the top) will also use a drain outlet as an option. You may get the bits included for this, or may need to buy an expensive manufacturer option pack.
The drain outlet required will be of the same type used by a washing machine. They can either take a standpipe, or a spigot on an existing trap (i.e. under sink). You could cheat like me and squeeze the pipe into the washing machine standpipe, though. ;-P
I would avoid any dryer that required a water inlet like the plague. It is an atrocious use of resources, commonly used by low quality washer dryers.
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