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Semi-Integrated Dishwasher

  • 25-06-2013 8:27pm
    #1
    galwayjohn89
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    I have a dishwasher that is integrated in so much as it is sitting in a cabinet and has a panel painted the same colour as the kitchen stuck on it but the top panel is still displayed (where the buttons are) I think it is called a semi integrated.

    Is it pretty much a set size for semi integrated machines? Also, would the front panel come off most of them e.g. is that what qualifies it as semi integrated?


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  • #2
    The Red Ace
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    semi or fully integrated fit the same aperture size only difference is the door panel size and these can be removed from old to new machine . if you think the panel is stuck on you may have an older std. dishwasher where a plastic surround kit was supplied to fit a wafer thin panel to make machine blend in with kitchen units, if it has a heavier door panel attached it is an integrated machine


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