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Integrated Dishwasher Depth

Daith · 2019-09-24 08:23:59

Hi all, I'm looking to get the folks a dishwasher but think an integrated slimline one is their best option. Standard depth is 55cm. Are these generally bang on 55cm with the waste pipes etc adding more depth?

24-09-2019 8:23am

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Daith

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Hi all,

I'm looking to get the folks a dishwasher but think an integrated slimline one is their best option.

Standard depth is 55cm. Are these generally bang on 55cm with the waste pipes etc adding more depth?

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#2 25-09-2019 7:48pm

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When fitting an integrated d/w all connections at rear have to be offset, so have the waste , filling connection and ac supply either right hand or lh at rear

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