Yes, stackable washers and dryers typically require a vent for the dryer. The vent is essential for removing hot and moist air from the dryer drum during the drying process. Without proper ventilation, the hot air would remain trapped inside the dryer, leading to longer drying times, decreased efficiency, and potential damage to the appliance.
Most stackable dryers are designed to be vented either through an external wall or upward through the ceiling. The venting system allows the hot air and moisture to be directed outside of your home, preventing it from causing humidity issues and potential damage to the surrounding area.
It's important to ensure that the venting system is properly installed and free from obstructions to ensure the efficient operation of your stackable dryer. Regularly check and clean the vent and lint trap to maintain optimal performance and reduce the risk of lint buildup, which can pose a fire hazard. If you're unsure about the venting requirements for your specific stackable washer and dryer model, refer to the manufacturer's guidelines or consult a professional.