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 New
home construction ranges from $65 a square foot to over $500.
Every square foot in your home has considerable value.
Historically the metal 4" exhaust pipe came right through
the drywall or plaster wall and provided enough penetration
to connect the flex transition hose between
the dryer appliance and the exhaust pipe.
This connection hose usually lies on the floor requiring two
tight bends to compensate for the locations of these two ports.
At a minimum, these bends require about 5" of space between
the appliance and the wall. When measured, a typical 27" wide
dryer along with a matching washer held out just over 5" encompasses
more than two square feet of living area. At this point the cost
of the Dryerbox paid itself off 12 times over.
For the Architect, layout of walls, closets and doorframes is
very critical. Many times the designer forgets to provide a
full 5” of space behind the dryer and the result is a door that
won’t shut or an appliance that ends up in the hallway. The Dryerbox
can and does provide a valuable
specification for the construction plans.
For the Builder, The Dryerbox® virtually eliminates callbacks
due to clothes dryers not working properly. Large
builders can answer maintenance calls relating to the dryer
twice a week. Safely recessing the transition hose in the
wall makes the laundry room look and feel larger. |
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