Vibrating washing machine

Make sure the feet are properly adjusted so that there is no tendency for it to rock in any direction. A rubber pad would make matters worse.

I didn't bother with the official stacking kit. I got a mate to weld up some brackets out of angle iron & hung the dryer on the wall. Been there 10 years at least.

Or simpler still, some duct tape around the gap between the machines. My mother's dryer has stayed put for the last 5 years like that.

Tim

It's not really a problem with the dryer - I had the washer and dryer fixed together with the stacking kit at our old house. I want to avoid any hard to the FF or its contents.

I googled for "washing machine vibration suppression" or similar and got some sources for rubber mats.

My dryer is on a Dexion bracket (in the garage). My car bonnet goes under it.

I did similar but fitted a spare bit of worktop on a frame of 2x1 with a pair of 2x1 legs. It's been good for three tumble driers over about 25 years. It'll see me out.

You must make sure the washing machine is as level left to right and front to back, this will minimise the vibrations as will having the machine on a solid floor.

A machine could be level whilst only resting on 3 legs - it is essential that all 4 feet are taking the weight. Often one foot is readily adjustable - but the others need to be persuaded to adjust in order to take the weight. Being 'level' is not too critical in my opinion. Try and rock it from corner to corner (diagonally)

If the machine is not level, even if all 4 feet/wheels are on the ground, it will move around more during the spinning part of the prog.

But I accept that all feet/wheels need to be on the floor and level (L to R and F to B)