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freestanding or integrated dishwasher?

pxnubi · 2010-02-14 11:27:33

Im going to get a dishwasher for an older kitchen, but may end up doing up the kitchen in a couple of years, should i plan ahead and get the integrated dishwasher now? if i do will i still have to stick a door panel on it to open it? thanks and sorry if its a dumb question!

14-02-2010 11:27am

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pxnubi

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Im going to get a dishwasher for an older kitchen, but may end up doing up the kitchen in a couple of years, should i plan ahead and get the integrated dishwasher now? if i do will i still have to stick a door panel on it to open it?
thanks and sorry if its a dumb question!

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#2 14-02-2010 10:06pm

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YOu could install an integrated dishwasher without the door panel, but it'd look a bit ugly and on some, can be hard to open without the doorpanel (some do have a "handle" for opening them without the doorpanel though).

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#3 14-02-2010 10:25pm

pxnubi

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Thanks for the reply, I had a look in a shop today and the sales guy explained the difficult door thing to me . Gonna go for a semi integrated!

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