The particular unit I'm looking at, from what most people say, does not vibrate that much on the second floor. Most of those people didn't stack them though, so I don't know if that would change anything (I would think there'd be less vibrating stacked).
Stackable Washer / Dryer Upstairs
I'm on the second floor of a condo that has very limited storage space, so I'd like to sell my washer and dryer and replace them with a full size stackable front loading unit. The condo complex isn't known for being well constructed, so my concern is if I have the washer and dryer both completely full, am I going to end up giving my downstairs neighbors a new washer, dryer, and skylight?
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It's really more the weight that I'm concerned about rather than the shaking. Vibrating can be fixed, to an extent. A whole in my floor / neighbor's ceiling is a little harder.
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