A laundry machine comprising: a dynamically suspended assembly including a drum for holding laundry rotationally mounted with the dynamically suspended assembly, a supporting structure below the dynamically suspended assembly, and at least one suspension assembly coupled between the dynamically suspended assembly and the supporting structure for supporting the dynamically suspended assembly, the suspension assembly coupled to the supporting structure below the dynamically suspended assembly, the suspension assembly comprising: a strut having a first end and a second end, and a coupling disposed at the first end of the strut, the coupling having a strut part connected to the strut and a mounting part mounted to or integrally formed with the dynamically suspended assembly, the mounting part of the coupling configured to tilt relative to the strut part of the coupling, the second end of the strut being coupled to the supporting structure via a pivot coupling, characterized by a spring disposed about the strut, a first end of the spring being restrained relative to the mounting part of the coupling and a second end of the spring being restrained relative to the strut or the supporting structure so that lateral or bending stiffness of the spring resists tilting movement between the strut part and the mounting part of the coupling to return or maintain the coupling to or in an equilibrium position, and the strut part of the coupling is adapted to move axially relative to the strut. a dynamically suspended assembly including a drum for holding laundry rotationally mounted with the dynamically suspended assembly, a supporting structure below the dynamically suspended assembly, and at least one suspension assembly coupled between the dynamically suspended assembly and the supporting structure for supporting the dynamically suspended assembly, the suspension assembly coupled to the supporting structure below the dynamically suspended assembly, the suspension assembly comprising: a strut having a first end and a second end, and a coupling disposed at the first end of the strut, the coupling having a strut part connected to the strut and a mounting part mounted to or integrally formed with the dynamically suspended assembly, the mounting part of the coupling configured to tilt relative to the strut part of the coupling, the second end of the strut being coupled to the supporting structure via a pivot coupling, characterized by a spring disposed about the strut, a first end of the spring being restrained relative to the mounting part of the coupling and a second end of the spring being restrained relative to the strut or the supporting structure so that lateral or bending stiffness of the spring resists tilting movement between the strut part and the mounting part of the coupling to return or maintain the coupling to or in an equilibrium position, and the strut part of the coupling is adapted to move axially relative to the strut. a strut having a first end and a second end, and a coupling disposed at the first end of the strut, the coupling having a strut part connected to the strut and a mounting part mounted to or integrally formed with the dynamically suspended assembly, the mounting part of the coupling configured to tilt relative to the strut part of the coupling, the second end of the strut being coupled to the supporting structure via a pivot coupling, characterized by a spring disposed about the strut, a first end of the spring being restrained relative to the mounting part of the coupling and a second end of the spring being restrained relative to the strut or the supporting structure so that lateral or bending stiffness of the spring resists tilting movement between the strut part and the mounting part of the coupling to return or maintain the coupling to or in an equilibrium position, and the strut part of the coupling is adapted to move axially relative to the strut.