How to Easily Move Laundry Room Appliances with an Airsled

Moving laundry equipment is easy with Airsled. Shop our Appliance Movers at airsled.com/appliance-movers/. Installing, moving and servicing laundry room appliances can be difficult especially for a single person. There is also the potential for damage to flooring and surroundings. Airsled's Appliance Movers are ideal solutions for moving residential and commercial laundry equipment.
Airsled's Appliance Movers make moving appliances and many other comparable loads easy, quick and safe. You can also potentially reduce manpower costs since Airsled does all the heavy lifting using low-pressure air. The potential for damage to the appliance and surroundings is also reduced.
Airsled's Appliance Movers use two very thin, rectangular aluminum air beams that are wrapped with a specially designed, heavy-duty perforated rubber material. Simply slide these two air beams under the load you are trying to move.
Each Airsled Appliance Mover includes a blower that supplies air to the two air beams causing the perforated rubber material to inflate. This creates a powerful, hovercraft-like effect to lift the load on a cushion of air as air escapes through the perforations. Only access to a standard electrical outlet is necessary to power the air blower.
Airsled's Appliance Movers are rated to lift 700 lbs and 900 lbs depending on the model's blower strength.
Go to Airsled.com where you can purchase our products directly as well as learn about all of our offerings and capabilities.
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[@jonathanarnold304]

Whoever invented this , I thank you !!! Installing 369 washer / dryers in small closets in an apartment building, this tool saved my back . Great tool

[@Airsled]

Thx for the feedback. We, along with your chiropractor, agree you made a wise choice purchasing our product.

[@CraigThomasTv]

These are awesome.

[@_Ericka]

I can't wait until 2050 when this is the cheapest most convenient way to move appliances and we can get them for 10$ at the dollar store🙌🏽

[@ReasonablyFit]

😂😂 Only 26 more years to go!

[@abrahamcisneros1425]

More like the 99 Dollars Only Store 😅

[@Yaxchilan]

omfg thank you i had no idea how to googel the name of thise!!!

[@MAGAMAN]

I have a weird feeling that you still don't.

[@Yaxchilan]

@@MAGAMAN I was a fire tech a decade ago and we only used it once. Why ya being mean for no good reason?

[@Bocce-Kaizer]

Just got mine after ordering it on Amazon to move my pedestal dryer to clean behind. I was ready to tell my wife I wasted the money but was I surprised how easy it moved out my pedestal dryer with no effort. Every other time I tried using lifter to get rollers under it was a half a day job and back breaking miserable experience. Gary

[@Airsled]

A prime example of working smarter, not harder!

[@AJsRemovalServices]

Take my money

[@muzeezhodillo8613]

There's about one inch between the bottom of my washing machine and the floor. Would this be able to slide underneath?

[@Airsled]

Absolutely but we recommend our 1/2" thick spacer sticks to get a more optimal lift. This simple video explains why: kzbin.info/www/bejne/g6icaH14hs5srcksi=p4go8nJ4Yr5kWi6s You can make your own spacers from plywood or purchase ours here: airsled.com/product/32-spacer-sticks-4/

[@unknownKnownunknowns]

Can this go up, down, and over 2 inch thresholds safely?

[@Airsled]

Not possible to clear 2”. This video shows how to clear 1/2” high threshold. Anything higher could be a challenge even with a “ramp” approach. kzbin.info/www/bejne/qoObkGSXd5aDf7M

[@t-mo19]

Can it lift and move a refrigerator?

[@Airsled]

It sure can. We have some videos on our channel showing refrigerators being moved.

[@sallyyouhoo2710]

Great only costs about $500

[@AJsRemovalServices]

I'm with you

[@td4611]

😂

[@Yaxchilan]

rent it

[@daisy3690]

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[@ken62310]

500 for a blower?

[@stevesamsel6602]

How much for floor damage or a second tech? It's a great investment.

[@Dallas_AWG]

This man living in 2040

[@chunckyfreshnut]

Does anyone rent this item

[@Airsled]

You can find our rental partners here airsled.com/rental-partners/ Our network of rental partners is small but growing.

[@adriananegrotto9991]

Where to buy

[@Airsled]

You can buy directly from us if in the US at airsled.com/shop-airsled/ or if outside the US email us at [e-mail] and customer service will help you with your purchase

[@j.m.5995]

How much?

[@Airsled]

All products and pricing can be found here airsled.com/shop-airsled/

[@LG-yy2up]

Now try that with the Washing Machine!! Dryers are light..

[@Airsled]

The equipment is a Whirlpool Duet washing machine. Note the water hookups in the rear.

[@LG-yy2up]

@@Airsled $900 bucks, c'mon.. lil Dish Soap does the same job.. we move these machines all day long and would never fall for this Air Scam..

[@Airsled]

We get it. There are other tools and/or techniques to move appliances. There always have been. If you send us a video of you moving a 60" range on wood flooring by yourself with a just a lil dish soap, we will send you an Airsled for free.

[@sabianfarhood138]

What a stupid comment

[@MAGAMAN]

@@LG-yy2up For $900 I can pay someone else to come move my appliances and still have over $800 left over.

[@kpri101]

Great idea, but way too expensive. $599,,,ouch!

[@michaelglaser1669]

599 or a slipped disc. hmmmm

[@moonpiespotlight4759]

Vs getting a wooden floor repaired or back surgery.

[@appliancealliance4444]

@@moonpiespotlight4759 there’s less expensive ways than paying for this tool.

[@moonpiespotlight4759]

@@appliancealliance4444 I'm sure, but most homeowners choose between floor damage, personal injury risk or something like this. I mean, you can hire a crew to move it cheaper than the tool, but if you're moving things often, that adds up. I cannot imagine buying it for one thing. Although my hardwood floors vs my heavy ass refrigerator, yeah maybe. We used the industrial version of these to move extremely heavy semiconductor manufacturing tools into buildings and to their pads. It was simple as pushing it along. You had to put down pads for them to glide on.

[@MAGAMAN]

@@moonpiespotlight4759 If you are moving things like this often around your house, you have problems.