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Raised dishwasher

dordali · 2007-04-20 14:47:44

Thinking of putting in a raised integrated dishwasher into my new kitchen. Save bending down. Anyone do this, think its a good idea???

20-04-2007 2:47pm

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dordali

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Thinking of putting in a raised integrated dishwasher into my new kitchen. Save bending down. Anyone do this, think its a good idea???

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#2 20-04-2007 3:20pm

Alun

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How high are you planning on raising it? You still have to be able to stack the top shelf. I'd imagine that if you put it up high enough that you can easily stack the bottom shelf without bending down, you're going to end up having to stand on a step ladder to stack the top one, thus defeating the object of the exercise.

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#3 20-04-2007 3:35pm

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ur waste water pipe will have to be at a hight about 3/4 of the way up ur dishwasher so be careful how high u go -lower down and it can affect the performance of the appliance

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