looking for integrated dishwasher with top cutlery tray

Crimsonforce

anyone got any recommendations sub 500 euros

The only ones I have seen is Bosch and Beko although the beko one people are complaining about where it is situated

colm_mcm

http://www.soundstore.ie/Product/belling-bid1461-14-placefully-integrated-60cm-dishwasher/7284/1.48.1

But to be fair, the Bosch is probably worth the bit extra.

Crimsonforce

colm_mcm wrote: »

http://www.soundstore.ie/Product/belling-bid1461-14-placefully-integrated-60cm-dishwasher/7284/1.48.1

But to be fair, the Bosch is probably worth the bit extra.

Bosch though is 680 euros with the top drawer.
I'm not familiar with belling as a brand...

colm_mcm

Belling are part of Glen Dimplex, they're around a while, plenty of older Belling cookers out there. No idea what they're like nowadays though.

Here's a different belling for €319
http://powercity.ie/?par=45-17&action=brandstory
Its not a 600mm wide one though, only 450mm wide.

They do have the 600mm one for €335 though, and Beko for €419, and nordmende for €454

Just keep an eye on the place settings as all dishwashers aren't laid out the same, I can't get 2 dinner plates side by side on mine. No point in getting the fancy cutlery drawer if you're still stuck for space.

Andso

I have a belling cooker which is fantastic but foolishly I went with a belling dishwasher but had to replace it after 2.5yrs. Useless machine, the runners kept snapping of and the cycles were very restrictive, shortest one was 2.05 hrs!! Felt it was very flimsy overall. Replaced it with a Bosch & haven't looked back!

JASOND29

Blomberg is a good choice free 3 year gurantee low water only 2800 per annum quiet only 42 db n yes beko r parent company but blombergs built far better http://euronics.ie/product/blomberg-13-place-integrated-dishwasher-ldvn2284/

Crimsonforce

JASOND29 wrote: »

Blomberg is a good choice free 3 year gurantee low water only 2800 per annum quiet only 42 db n yes beko r parent company but blombergs built far better http://euronics.ie/product/blomberg-13-place-integrated-dishwasher-ldvn2284/

Never heard of them but had a good look through reviews on line and they seem good, three year warranty too. Amazed at that spec for the price... thing must be nearly silent..
I think I'm going to go with this one..

Wabbit Ears

Belling is what you buy for a year or two and then replace it with a bosch.

Never seen one of those trays before. Pretty neat, shame I hadn't seen this before I bought myself a replacement dishwasher a month or so ago. Yes. Replacement is a bosch.

monkeynuz

Bosch dishwashers with top drawer are excellent we have one and it is the business.

Crimsonforce

monkeynuz wrote: »

Bosch dishwashers with top drawer are excellent we have one and it is the business.

I'd like to go for the bosch one but its more than 300 euros more than this blomberg one
Bloomberg has 3 year warranty and 42 db noise and a++

monkeynuz

I don't know about the Blomberg but the Bosch has a 29 minute quick wash which is what we use most of the time as we rinse everything before it goes in the machine.

Crimsonforce

monkeynuz wrote: »

I don't know about the Blomberg but the Bosch has a 29 minute quick wash which is what we use most of the time as we rinse everything before it goes in the machine.

What model number do you have? There's so many of them..

monkeynuz

Crimsonforce wrote: »

What model number do you have? There's so many of them..

The top of the range one from two years ago, will have a look at model number in the morning.

JASOND29

Honestly i belive uvwont regret buying the blomberg its anexcellent machine for the price forgoy to mention it has thr aquavoid anti leake device same as bosch or siemens and has hight adjustable upper basket

Alucan

We have a Siemens Sdp61s it has the top cutlery tray we have it six months and are very happy with it. I am not sure but I think it was under 500

micks_address

Alucan wrote: »

We have a Siemens Sdp61s it has the top cutlery tray we have it six months and are very happy with it. I am not sure but I think it was under 500

I was once told Siemens make the best dishwasher.. We have some cheap crap included 'free' with our kitchen.. Had a top spec Siemens machine before that we bought secondhand and it was a great machine

thomasm

Have the Bosch FD9202 which has the top loading tray. Super machine but is about 5 years old so maybe look for latest version of this. Also had that Belling one as we bought that for new house we moved into. It's a piece of crap in comparison. Ended up paying to have plumber move the old Bosch into new house and put Belling into old house

Edit: Bosch is very very quiet machine also. You would not hear it apart from beep at end to tell you it's finished.

monkeynuz

micks_address wrote: »

I was once told Siemens make the best dishwasher.. We have some cheap crap included 'free' with our kitchen.. Had a top spec Siemens machine before that we bought secondhand and it was a great machine

We had a Siemens before the Bosch, it was crap.

JASOND29

Hi monkeynutz if u buy the blomberg r even see it its built well inverter motor with 10 year gurantee honestly i gurantee 3 moths from now you will say its the best dishwasher yoy ever had

monkeynuz

JASOND29 wrote: »

Hi monkeynutz if u buy the blomberg r even see it its built well inverter motor with 10 year gurantee honestly i gurantee 3 moths from now you will say its the best dishwasher yoy ever had

I'm sure it is but I'm happy with my Bosch and would never buy anything else.

JASOND29

What did u settle on crimsonforce?

MightyMunster

Siemens and bosch are a joint venture for kitchen appliances, e.g. the exact same with different badges.

Crimsonforce

JASOND29 wrote: »

What did u settle on crimsonforce?

I'm going to have a look at the Bloomberg tommorrow and the bosch. Powercity are running a promo on bosch next week so it might be reduced a little..
This is the bosch one.
It only uses 6.5 litres per wash.


http://powercity.ie/?par=45-17-69M01

JASOND29

cant go wrong with bosch but if its above yoour budget go with the blomberg you wont be dissapointed. i dont work for blomberg but have sold there appliances and have sold them to friends family and neighbours there excellent. its a good second choice to the bosch

Crimsonforce

JASOND29 wrote: »

cant go wrong with bosch but if its above yoour budget go with the blomberg you wont be dissapointed. i dont work for blomberg but have sold there appliances and have sold them to friends family and neighbours there excellent. its a good second choice to the bosch

Thanks for pointing out the Bloomberg. I had never heard of them, have downloaded the manual and went through it. Pleasantly surprised...

Crimsonforce

so the blomberg LDVN2284 is a Beko DIN28320 . Parent company owns both brands. Nothing bad about that. specification are almost the same. They make dishwashers for others...

Blomberg has some additional features, built in dryer and 3 year warranty and 43 dB noise level compared to 45 db on the beko.

beko has a 6 litre eco wash compared to 10 litre on the blomberg and a built in projector timer for the floor in order to see whats left in the cycle.
they also both have the same energy consumption at kWh/cycle 0.92

cutlery tray is in the same position..

off to look at the bosch

colm_mcm

those projector timers are great. wish mine has one.

Crimsonforce

I purchased the Beko one in the end.
I actually tried to buy the blomberg one but it was taken off the euronics website, when I contacted them they said it was out of stock and there was none in the country.

So purchased the beko and will install it tommorrow...

cerastes

MightyMunster wrote: »

Siemens and bosch are a joint venture for kitchen appliances, e.g. the exact same with different badges.

If thats the case, then I could recommend a Bosch, have a secondhand Siemens, which I was told was only a few years old, and looks almost new.
I must look up the model number to see what it's stated dB is, I'd notice it was on in the same room most of the time, but at others you nearly have to check to see if it's still running, seems to depend on the part of the cycle.