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I am writing to you in the hope of advice, maybe someone has come across this or is simply more savvy in matters of dishwashers)
I decided to install the machine and called a technician so that he could take all the measurements and tell me what to do and how much it will cost. He arrived and gave me the following parameters:
- The machine should not be built-in
- Not higher than 85 cm
- Depth no more than 55
Width is not critical - there is room in width.
So I crawled all over the Internet looking for such a machine, so what? There are simply no such people. No, they are really small, similar to a microwave. The height is no more than 44 cm.
But there are quite built-in ones with such dimensions - take it and buy it, but the master insists on a non-built-in one. I read about these machines - they say they don’t have any special differences in installation. I also read that installing something that is not built into a closet is a bad idea because of thermoregulation and God knows what else. Guys, friends! Share your experience! What to do? Is my option really a small microwave? Why can’t I install a built-in one? If I can’t, what should I do to make this possible? Thanks a lot!
I also apologize for the mess in the closet - we put utensils in and out 3 times a day.
Hello! I am writing to you in the hope of advice, maybe someone has come across this or is simply more savvy in matters of dishwashers) I decided to install the machine and called a technician so that he could take all the measurements and tell me what to do and how much it will cost. He arrived and gave me the following parameters: - The machine should not be built-in - Not higher than 85 cm - Depth no more than 55 Width is not critical - there is room in width. So I crawled all over the Internet looking for such a machine, so what? There are simply no such people. No, they are really small, similar to a microwave. The height is no more than 44 cm. But there are quite built-in ones with such dimensions - take it and buy it, but the master insists on a non-built-in one. I read about these machines - they say they don’t have any special differences in installation. I also read that installing something that is not built into a closet is a bad idea because of thermoregulation and God knows what else. Guys, friends! Share your experience! What to do? Is my option really a small microwave? Why can’t I install a built-in one? If I can’t, what should I do to make this possible? Thanks a lot! I also apologize for the mess in the closet - we put utensils in and out 3 times a day.
Please help with advice and/or service documentation.
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A dishwasher is an ideal kitchen assistant in every home where they value time and do not waste it on washing dishes. It’s enough to choose a suitable model, fit it organically into the kitchen set of your apartment, and you can safely forget about the mountains of dirty dishes. In order to optimize the kitchen space, you should opt for the built-in option. This model is easy to install without...
• Ideal solution for a small kitchen
• Compact and spacious: 6 sets of dishes = ½ capacity of a 60 cm dishwasher, fits a 60 cm oven tray
• Maximum convenience: Quiet operation - 50 dB Possibility of using “3 in 1” tools LED display Timer 1-24 hours
• Savings: Water consumption per cycle – 7 l Noise level – 50 dB Width – 55...
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