A back kitchen in a pit terrace, or a newer kitchen at Wingreen Way
In the terraces around Station Lane, the kitchen is usually at the back, so the machine goes through the front room on a trolley with door frames protected along the way. In newer homes such as those on Wingreen Way or Larkspur Drive the hallway is straighter, but a dishwasher-sized gap under a worktop still needs measuring. The van is 1.7m high inside, so a standard fridge freezer stands in it, and a tall one is checked before booking.
On a washing machine, the cold feed and the waste hose are connected where the fittings are standard. Dishwashers, cookers and anything gas or hard-wired need a plumber, electrician or Gas Safe engineer. The old appliance is not taken: ask the retailer about take-back, book Wakefield Council's bulky item collection, or drop it yourself at the Glasshoughton or South Kirkby recycling centre.
Readying a Featherstone kitchen for a new machine
- Measure the gap and the narrowest door between the front door and the kitchen
- Turn off the stopcock and drain the old washer the night before
- Defrost a freezer a day early so it is dry to move
- Leave a new fridge freezer to stand before switching on, as the maker's instructions say
- Have the transit bolts ready if the old washer is going with you to a new house
Where Featherstone appliances are collected and delivered
- Station Lanethe town's appliance shop, a short drive from most homes
- Granville Street and Whiteley Streetterrace kitchens at the back of the house
- Wingreen Way and Larkspur Drivenewer kitchens with a straighter run from the door
- Glasshoughton recycling centre, Flass Lanewhere you can take the old machine yourself
- North Featherstoneolder houses near All Saints' Church
Appliance runs into Featherstone
- Station Lane shop → your kitchena short trip within WF7
- Leeds or Wakefield stores → Featherstonethe M62 or the A645, depending on where the store is
- Bradford → Featherstone24 miles by the M62 to junction 31, 40 to 45 minutes on a clear road
How an appliance delivery in Featherstone is priced
The appliance, where it is collected from and the carry to your kitchen set the fixed figure, which you have before booking. See how we quote for the full breakdown.
Appliance Delivery in Featherstone: your questions
Can you fit my dishwasher?
No. Only a washing machine's cold feed and waste hose are connected, on standard fittings. A dishwasher needs a plumber.
Will you take the old fridge?
No, old appliances are not taken. Wakefield Council's recycling centres accept fridges and freezers, and the bulky item collection can be booked online.
Is the van tall enough for a fridge freezer?
The load space is 1.7m high, which takes a standard fridge freezer. Send the model or the height of a tall one, and it is checked before booking.
Can you collect from the shop on Station Lane?
Yes. Tell the shop when the van will call, and the appliance comes straight to your home on the trolley.
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