How to Adjust/Reduce Dishwasher Height from 81.5cm to 80cm: Tips for Built-in Kitchens

Hello,

I have a serious problem, I have a built-in kitchen in which the height to the countertop is 80 cm and I can not find a dishwasher under it!
The lowest dishwasher (width up to 45 cm is at stake) is 81.5 cm. From what I can see, you have experience with dishwashers here, so maybe someone will tell you if there are 80 cm or 81.5 cm dishwashers in which you can disassemble any legs or something and break these 1.5 cm?

Thanks a lot for any suggestions!

Kenjiro75 wrote:

Hello,
I have a kitchen, where the height to the countertop is 80 cm ...

The mistake was made by the mounting top. For me, the kitchen top is 82 cm high. It will be difficult to find a dishwasher lower than 81.5 cm tall. The legs are practically nonexistent and the 81.5 cm size used is standard. Although here state that height 80 cm.

You didn't go crazy with those 82 cm either, my height is 88 cm and the kitchen is 20 years old. IKEA has a standard height of countertops, from the floor to the working surface 92 cm, minus 4cm the thickness of the top remains 88cm. I met such dishwashers that need 87 cm, and in this case you can only chip the tiles under the dishwasher, provided that the countertop can be dismantled before placing the dishwasher in such a hole.

yanes wrote:

You didn't go crazy with those 82 cm either ...

It was not me "crazy" but a company that assembled custom-made kitchen furniture.

And you don't have adjustable feet under the cabinets ??? There should be adjustable legs and a plinth made of plate fastened to these legs.