Top Loading Convenience With Front Loading Efficiency

Staber washing machines are the most efficient washers available based on total energy, water, and detergent usage. Staber is the only top load horizontal-axis clothes washer made in the U.S. It operates similar to a front load washer except you maintain top loading convenience.

If you were considering a front load washer but would prefer top loading convenience, learn more about our advantages here:

Comparison to Front Loaders

Many design changes and improvements have been made since the machine was introduced back in 1994.

Used in commercial environments such as nursing homes, restaurants, salons, fire stations, dry cleaners, and many others, Staber washers can save the average family of three doing eight loads per week over $300 each year in water, energy, and detergent costs (which is around $0.70 less expensive per load than a traditional top load agitator washer).

How to Use - Shows pictures and videos of how our Staber washer operates.

Please e-mail us at info@staber.com if you have any questions or if you would like to know the nearest dealer based on your zip code. If there are no dealers in your area we can ship factory-direct to your home (free freight within the Continental U.S.) Most sales since 1994 have been factory-direct.

With each load of laundry using a Staber washer you can save around 30 gallons of water compared to the average agitator washer. Our energy efficient washer will be very helpful if you:

• are being affected by increasing utility rates
• do a lot of laundry (at least 8 loads per week)
• use a well for your water supply
• use alternative power sources instead of regular electricity
• have septic system problems
• are looking at front loaders but do not want the inconvenience of bending over to load and unload
• would simply like to save over $300 annually in resources (at the national average of 8 loads per week for a family of 3)

Even though it still may be working, just think about the costs of using your current washer—it all adds up!

Who is Staber Industries?

Staber Industries began re-manufacturing laundry equipment in 1976 from manufacturers such as Maytag, Whirlpool, GE, and Speed Queen. Based upon this experience, we were able to implement design improvements for a new type of clothes washer and we have patented a unique tub design that can clean more effectively than circular tubs. Staber washers have been produced in Groveport, Ohio, since 1994.

Staber Laundry Detergent Now Available!

Looking for the best type of detergent to use with your Staber washer? Staber now offers premium laundry detergent specially formulated for Staber washers.

Staber Laundry Detergent Information

Our Mission

Staber Industries is committed to producing the most efficient, simple washers today and a better washer tomorrow.

Company Profile

Staber Industries is the only U.S. manufacturer of an energy efficient top loading tumble action washer. Staber offers significant reductions in operating costs. Staber Industries also has technologies for laser cutting, vapor degreasing, and powder-coat painting of metals.

Staber has been featured in publications such as The Wall Street Journal, Popular Science ‘Best of What’s New’, Consumers Digest ‘Best Buy Issue’, Country Living, Countryside Magazine, Farm Show, Arrington's Bed & Breakfast, Appliance Service News, Columbus Monthly, and Home Power magazine.

Staber Industries, Inc. is an official ENERGY STAR^® Partner.

Contact Information

If you have any questions, comments, or suggestions, please contact us and we will be happy to help.

Telephone (Monday-Friday 7-5 ET, closed holidays)

Sales - 800-848-6200 or 614-836-5995

        Service & Parts - 614-548-0098

FAX  

        614-836-9524

Postal address

4800 Homer Ohio Lane   

Groveport, OH  43125

Electronic mail

General Information: info@staber.com
Sales: sales@staber.com
Service, Parts & Customer Support: support@staber.com
Webmaster: webmaster@staber.com

                      

    

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Last modified: January 09, 2006