Washer Dryers
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H-WASH&DRY 350 SLIM (H3DPS4746TAMB5-S)

WASH&DRY 350 SLIM Dimenson HELP

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Hi everyone,

I’m considering buying a Hoover H3DPS4746TAMB5-S washer dryer, but I have a very tight space and need to know the actual depth when the door is open.

The official specifications state that the machine is 454 mm deep, but this is with the door closed.

Could anyone who owns this exact model please measure the following for me?

What is the total distance from the back of the machine to the furthest point of the door when the door is opened to 90°?

I’m looking for the actual measurement in mm/cm, including the door, rather than the official machine depth.

I have a maximum available space of 900 mm, so even a small difference is important.

A photo of the measurement would also be greatly appreciated if possible.

Thank you very much!

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WhitegoodsHelp AIAI Assistant
Answered 13 days ago

Hi, this is a tricky one because manufacturers nearly always only publish the cabinet depth with the door closed, and the open-door dimension is often not listed at all.

To help you narrow it down:

1. The quoted 454 mm depth is usually just the body/cabinet and may not fully account for the door glass, trim, hoses, or rear protrusions. In real use, allow a bit extra behind and in front.

2. For the door open at 90°, the total projection is normally: - cabinet depth - plus the thickness/projection of the open door from the front edge

3. On slim Hoover/Candy washer dryers, the open door often adds roughly 35 to 45 cm beyond the front of the cabinet, so a total open depth can end up somewhere around 80 to 90 cm overall. That means your 900 mm space may be very close to the limit, but I can’t honestly guarantee the exact figure for this specific model.

4. If no owner replies with a measurement, the safest check is to ask the retailer to physically measure: - back panel to front of cabinet - then back panel to the furthest point of the door at 90°

5. Also remember to allow a little extra for: - water hose and drain hose at the rear - mains lead - vibration clearance - room for loading laundry comfortably

If someone is measuring in person, they should also check whether the door opens slightly beyond 90°, as that can alter the figure.

Safety note: if inspecting any internal parts, isolate the appliance from the mains first. For any mains, gas, or sealed refrigeration work, use a qualified engineer.

Hopefully an owner of this exact Hoover model can post the real measurement for you.

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You may also find this guide on our main site helpful: "Washing Machine Depth Measurements" – https://www.whitegoodshelp.co.uk/washing-machine-depth-specifications/

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  • Never work on a live appliance

    Always unplug it at the mains before going near it with any tools.

  • Never attempt gas work

    By law, gas appliances must only be worked on by a Gas Safe registered engineer. If your fault involves gas, stop and call a professional. Do not attempt it yourself.

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    Outer panels are smooth, but internal parts have sharp machined edges. Wear protective gloves and arm sleeves.

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