Vibration SolutionReviews 70

My God I love these things!
I have a sagging floor issue so the laundry room floor is not perfectly level.
I had to do something because every time I tried to level the Washer Dryer stack it would start shaking again. It drove me crazy and make me very scared the floor would collapse.
I did a search on the net for some high quality engineered Isolation vibration mounts and found your web site and wow these work real well. You can still see the machine shake but the floor is isolated from it. Well done guys you get an A+ I just hope they last for a real long time!

The shopping experience will be based TOTALLY on the effectiveness of the product. It is very expensive for four small pieces... but if it works... I will be happy to pay the price you ask. I have a washing machine on my second floor. I have replaced the springs on the drum and it still shakes and walks on the final spin cycle. I was getting ready to buy a new one. But they are so cheaply made compared to mine. I am hoping this will fix it up so I can continue to enjoy this appliance without feeling my bed shake 2 rooms away. (Its not loud... just shakes and walks on the vinyl.)
Update: I have received the Silent Feet. My washer is on the second floor... the floor still vibrates some. But, it is much much better and I would pay the price and buy the feet again today after seeing the improvement from before.

I ordered the Anti-Vibration Pads for my front loading washing machine that shakes the whole room when it spins. It also makes a loud knocking noise that you can't possibly miss hearing. After putting the pads under the feet of the washer, I put in a load of wash to test it and sat down at the kitchen table to do some work. I thought I would just take notice when the washing machine entered the spin cycle to see and hear what the difference would be. Before I knew it, the end chime sounded and I realized that I had totally missed hearing the spin cycle. So I put a second load of wash in, determined to catch it this time. These were full loads. This time I did see the spin cycle. The machine vibrates quite a bit, but I could only faintly feel it in the floor as I was standing right in front of it. The loud knocking noise is gone! It doesn't make that sound anymore. No wonder I missed the spin cycle the first time. I am very pleased with how well this product works. Just in case anyone is wondering, my laundry room is on the main floor, not the basement. I used to avoid doing laundry when my husband was working from home on conference calls, but now I don't need to.

The fun in this was being linked to Vibration Solution after an inquiry with the Sorbothane manufacturer and seeing that "Silent Feet" was designed to eliminate the vibration "harmonic" caused by a second-story, high rpm washing machine's spin cycle disturbing the tranquility below. This was precisely the complaint we were receiving from the condo owner below us after we installed a new washer. The appliance dealer (Bray & Scharff) who sold us the units said there was nothing they knew to do to solve the problem and suggested I call a plumber, who suggested I should be looking for a "gasket-like" material, which led me to an online search that led to Sorbothane's website. The machine manufacturer (Asko) couldn't suggest a solution because the product is delivered with anti-vibration feet -- not. Mid-Atlantic parts suppliers didn't have any suggestions, either. THIS IS THE VIBRATION SOLUTION ASKO, BRAY & SCHARFF, AND MID-ATLANTIC. You all ought to stock and suggest "Silent Feet" whenever any consumer purchases a washing machine and it doesn't get installed where it sits on concrete in a basement. The guy in the unit below says he "couldn't hear a thing" during two washing cycles. Amazing. He was complaining about his walls vibrating, before, even with a perfectly-leveled unit. Silent Feet is The Vibration Solution.