Two things make this pedestal a vital part of front loading machines, raising the door height and storage. This pedestal has a deeper tub than I had with my last machines meaning i can fit some product containers that were too tall before. Very nice.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is the perfect addition to our new all-in-one machine. It provides useful storage and raises the machine to an easier to access height.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This drawer with laundry basket is a game changer! I love being able to throw our dirty clothes on one side of the pedestal and grabbing our clean clothes out of the dryer for the second one. I previously had the sidekick and did not like the mini wash cycles at all. I am glad I switched.

I got 2 pedestals with my new washer and dryer set and it's a must have. Especially as a tall person, it helps to not have to bend over so far. Only comment is that I wish there was a similar, less pricey option without the drawer since I don't use the drawer.

Very useful. Raises the washer to a better height and provides a place for storing dirty clothing until I have enough for a load. The basket is sort of weird though. Not as useful as it could be. If it was half the size of the drawer and there were two of them, that would be more useful. I keep kitchen towels in it so that I can wash them separately, but there is no way I'll ever fill up that big basket with kitchen towels. And I sometimes put other dirty laundry in it, so, if I end up with too much of that, I end up moving the kitchen towels out into the drawer and putting the rest of the laundry in the basket. Always switching it around. Or I end up storing the general dirty laundry in the washer and the kitchen towels in the way-oversized basket. It would actually be most useful if there were two baskets, one half the drawer size and another half the drawer size but partitioned down the center. That way, general dirty laundry could go into the larger one, kitchen towels into one of the smaller compartments, and delicate items in the other smaller compartment. Anyway, I don't feel like the basket was designed by anyone who ever does their own laundry. Maybe I will one day look for some different basket sizes to replace this one with or keep this one and look for two smaller baskets that will fit into the remaining drawer space. Or I could find two small baskets and get rid of the basket that came with the drawer and just put the general dirty laundry directly into the drawer. Two smaller baskets that I didn't have to make a perfect fit would be a lot easier to find. If I ever find the time, I'll come up with a workable solution. I've only had the washer for a little over a month. Overall though, I'm very happy I decided to add this item to my washing machine purchase.

I had a problem fitting the washer to the pedestal. The holes to screw the washer to the pedestal were too high, even with the washer's feet fully retracted. This is a widely reported issue, but seemingly does not occur on every unit. When I swapped the washer's factory nuts (left) with (thinner) jam nuts from the local hardware store (right), the holes aligned perfectly. Nuts are M10 1.25mm fine thread pitch. The LG team should note and acknowledge the issue. Better yet, include the proper jam nuts with the pedestal and instruct customers to swap in case needed. After fixing the misalignment, product looks and works great.

Previous pedestal models had a removable center divider. It would be nice to have both a basket and divider for use options. LG CS keep me in mind if you make one and need a tester.

Drawers are not tall enough to hold detergent, fabric softener, or Shout-Out. My mom's Bosch w/d pedestals are large enough, so I expected the same for the LG. What a waste. Did the designers even consider what people would want to store in these pedestals? The baskets can't be pushed all the way forward or all the way back, so they waste usable space. Overall, I am disappointed in these drawers. A waste of money. They are way too expensive to not be practical or useful. If you are in the market for a washer and dryer with pedestals, consider a different brand—I wish I had.

The 13 month old LG washer on the LG pedistal started to leak. In trying to find the proble, I found the unit is not level. The right front foot will adjust but the left will not using cresent wrench, or socket will not work., Is there a manual?

DO NOT BUY. First the legs on the washing machine have the wrong size bolts to line up the screw holes to attach the washer to the pedestal. You would need to get smaller bolts. If you try to place the washing machine onto the pedestal where you want the washer you cant line up all four feet at the same time. Especially, if one side if the washer is against a wall. And for the dryer, you place the white pieces in to secure the dryer to the pedestal. Again the screw holes do not line up. What a waste of time and money. I expect better from LG.