I seem to be having trouble obtaining a door front for an integrated slimline dishwasher, can anyone suggest a good source please? I got nearly all my other stuff from B & Q but for some strange reason they don't do this item.
Door for slimline dishwasher
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You might have to get a larger one and modify it, or just leave a gap either side of the dishwasher (which kind of defeats the purpose)
Or use a contrasting door from a different range that matches other elements in the kitchen.
Or use a contrasting door from a different range that matches other elements in the kitchen.
Yes sorry, it's the oak style shaker range. I did find a unbranded one on Screwfix but seemed a bit expensive.
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Thanks for the suggestion, unfortunately, I am limited for space as the dishwasher is at the end of the worktop and then there's my back door.
Is it fully integrated of semi integrated? they often just take a full hight door for the full or a draw line door for the semi. [It's not a special door for dishwashers]
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Newboy
That range has cabinet doors are available in 150, 300, 400,500 & 600 - is your dishwasher a 450mm by any chance?
Hi, yes it is 450 wide.
N
Newboy
I don't think there is a 450 door available in that range.
In the past we have used a 300 door & a 150 door with joining plates rebated into the rear of the door (flush) and then attached to dishwasher front panel.
I assume that the control panel on the machine in on the top edge rather than visible when the door is closed?
In the past we have used a 300 door & a 150 door with joining plates rebated into the rear of the door (flush) and then attached to dishwasher front panel.
I assume that the control panel on the machine in on the top edge rather than visible when the door is closed?
Ah, that's a good alternative if I cannot find the correct size. Thanks.
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