RV Washers & Dryers Accessories

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A washer in a house sits still. A washer in an RV travels at highway speed, and that difference drives most of what you need around it. Brackets and floor mount kits hold the machine in place so it does not walk out of its cabinet in transit, and a stack kit does the same job for a separate dryer sitting on top.

Venting is the other half. A vented dryer needs a clear path through the sidewall, which means a duct run, clamps, and an exterior cap with a damper to keep weather and insects out. The vent kits come in white, black, brown, stainless and chrome to match the exterior wall.

A drain pan is worth considering too, since a supply line failure in a laminate floor coach is a repair far more expensive than the pan.

What accessories do I need for an RV washer and dryer?

Most RV laundry setups call for a few core accessories: a vent kit or vent box for routing exhaust, a water inlet hose rated for the unit, a drain hose, mounting brackets or a stacking kit if you run a separate washer and dryer, and a lint trap for vented models. Check your washer/dryer model number before ordering, since vent diameters and hose fittings vary between Splendide, Pinnacle, and Westland units.

Are these accessories compatible with my RV laundry machine?

Compatibility depends on the brand and model of your unit. We list fitment by model number on each product page, so confirm your washer or dryer's exact model (typically found on a sticker inside the door frame or on the back panel) before ordering. If you're unsure, text or call our team at 817-984-1852 with your model number and we'll verify the right part.

How do I vent an RV dryer properly?

Vented RV dryers need a short, straight exhaust path to the exterior with minimal bends to prevent lint buildup and overheating. Use a vent kit matched to your dryer's outlet diameter (usually 4 inch), keep the duct run under 8 feet where possible, and inspect the exterior vent flap regularly. For full RV ventilation upgrades, see our Ventline vent essential accessories for related roof and sidewall components.

What else should I check while servicing my RV laundry setup?

While you have the area open, inspect water supply lines for cracks, confirm the 120V outlet is grounded, and check that the drain runs to your gray tank without sagging. Owners winterizing their rig should also flush the washer's water lines: our RV winterizing kits cover the pumps and antifreeze needed. If you're upgrading electrical at the same time, our RV plug adapters handle 30A and 50A shore power conversions.

Do these accessories ship free?

Orders over $100 ship free within the continental US. Smaller accessory orders ship at standard rates, and oversized items (like full vent kits or stacking brackets) may carry a freight surcharge noted on the product page.