Securing Bedroom washer dryer for travel

[DrSmart]

Our stacked washer dryer was installed with 2 floor brackets at the front of the washer. That leaves the back of the units free to bounce up if the tow vehicle hits a bump. That would allow the front of the dryer to possibly hit the sliding mirrored door. For now I've used a skylight cushion folded in half, positioned between the top front of the dryer and the sliding door to prevent damage. Not sure if there's a better way to keep the stacker from moving against the door. Has anyone had damage to their door or installed something to secure for travel?


Thanks

[Grumpy]

The dryer is attached with a bracket that is also on the rear. If your washer moves and allows the dryer to tilt that much you had to hit one h--l of a bump and the wheels probably came off the ground too! Your washer has concrete counter weights on the drum.

[DrSmart]

The washer and dryer are attached to each other front and back but the washer is not secured at the rear feet to the floor. I can pull the top of the dryer forward with some effort. Like it has been said by many. The trailer is like a moving earth quake not to mention the washer dryer being above the pin and truck rear wheels. Hit a pot hole or highway expansion joints and there can be quite a kick. I wouldn't want to bet that it couldn't happen. Rather be pro-active.

[Justlkn]

I secured my dryer with an L bracket attached to the closet wall. I will take a pic of it when I get home.